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Judge Tosses Suit Over Removal of New Haven Columbus Statue
A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit filed by an Italian American group that wants New Haven to bring back a Christopher Columbus statue that was removed from a city park in 2020. American Italian Women for Greater New Haven argued that the statue’s removal was discriminatory, reflecting what the group called a “pro-African American/anti-Italian American policy” in...
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Federal Judge Tosses Lawsuit Over Columbus Statue Removal
A federal judge has tossed a lawsuit calling for the return of New Haven’s Columbus statue.
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WATCH: Tesla Crashes Into Columbus Convention Center
Security camera video in Columbus, Ohio, captured the moment a speeding Tesla crashed into the Columbus Convention Center.
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Why Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Was a Guest at President Biden's State of the Union Address
Intel’s CEO Pat Gelsinger is choosing big domestic chip manufacturing investments over short-term shareholder rewards, and he has a big fan: President Biden.
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Meet the Financial Literacy Leaders Making a Difference in Their Communities
CNBC, in partnership with Acorns, celebrates financial literacy leaders who demonstrate a commitment to educating those who are often left behind.
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This 25-Year-Old Made $7,000 Per Month From Her Side Hustle—While Working a Full-Time Job. Here's How
After making $7,200 per month from her side hustle as a microblading artist, 25-year-old Emily Jump quit her day job to take her business full-time. Now she’s making three times more than her previous income. Here’s how she did it.
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In Tree Rings and Radioactive Carbon, Signs of the Vikings in North America
Vikings from Greenland — the first Europeans to arrive in the Americas — lived in a village in Canada’s Newfoundland exactly 1,000 years ago, according to research published Wednesday.
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Travel Prices and Crowds Are Surging — But Not at These U.S. Destinations
With American vacationers congregating in many of the same destinations, some travel spots — even well-known ones — have fewer people than usual.
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Activists Rally in Columbus Ohio After Death of Ma'Khia Bryant
A group of activists gathered outside City Hall Friday after 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant was shot and killed by a police officer earlier in the week.
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Police Release More Body Cam Footage, Details in Shooting Death of 16-Year-Old Girl
Police in Columbus, Ohio, released more body-camera video Wednesday showing an officer’s point of view as he pulled his weapon, opened fire and killed a 16-year-old girl while responding to a 911 call. The body-worn camera of police Officer Nick Reardon recorded how he arrived at a reported disturbance late Tuesday afternoon. Reardon drew his weapon as the altercation unfolded,…
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Ohio Police Chief Forced Out in Wake of Andre Hill Killing
The mayor of Ohio’s capital city has forced out the police chief amid cries of racial injustice and continued anger over the killing of Andre Hill.
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Ohio Vaccine Provider Suspended for Mishandling 890 Doses
A Columbus, Ohio, vaccine provider was suspended by the Ohio Department of Health, after they were accused of mishandling close to 900 doses of vaccine. According to the Ohio Department of Health, SpecialtyRX had improperly stored 890 of their allotted 1,500 doses, with the company failing to monitor fridge and freezer temperatures after injecting the first round of doses to...
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Sharpton: Firing Officer Who Killed Andre Hill Is Not Enough
The life of Andre Hill was commemorated Tuesday morning as family and lawmakers called for justice to be brought against the white Columbus police officer who fatally shot the 47-year-old days before Christmas
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Andre Hill's Loved Ones Mourn Loss of ‘a Chess-Playing Mind'
Family and friends are remembering Andre Hill as a father and a grandfather who was devoted to his family
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Police Didn't Show Care for Andre Hill After Shooting, Chief Says
New police body camera footage shows that police stood by for several minutes without offering first aid to Andre Hill after he was shot by an officer in Columbus, Ohio.
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Video Released in Police Killing of Black Man Holding Phone
Authorities in Columbus, Ohio, have released police body camera footage showing the moments when an officer on a nonemergency call fatally shot a Black man who was holding a cellphone as he emerged from a garage.
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2 Ohio State Football Players Accused of Rape, Kidnapping
Two Ohio State University football players were booked into jail early Wednesday on charges of rape and kidnapping, police said.
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Charges Filed in Stabbing of Ex-Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor
A woman was charged with attempted homicide in a Pittsburgh stabbing that critically injured former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor, who is also facing a charge, police said. Pryor was taken to the hospital just after 4:30 a.m. Saturday following a dispute with “mutual combatants” in an apartment on the city’s North Side, police said. Allegheny County prosecutors and police...
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Buster Douglas to Promote Long Odds Against Tyson to Inspire
Buster Douglas will mark the 30th anniversary of his upset boxing victory over Mike Tyson with a campaign aimed at inspiring others who face long odds. Douglas, 59, joined organizers at the Ohio Statehouse Wednesday to announce a series of “42 to 1” events framed around his unlikely 1990 victory to raise funds for workforce development, diversity and self-help programs for at-risk youth.