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2 People Drown in Peru as Abnormally Big Waves Hit Coast After Massive Volcanic Eruption in Tonga

Two people died in northern Peru as high waves smashed into some of its coastal areas following the eruption of an underwater volcano in Tonga on Saturday.
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Birds Swarm California City; Government Looks at Lasers as Possible Solution

After dealing with thousands of crows gathering in the downtown area, The City of Sunnyvale in California, for years, set to launch a pilot program by the end of January, going high-tech with lasers.
Puerto Rico Becomes the New Hot Spot for Bitcoin Millionaires With Its Lower Taxes

Puerto Rico Becomes the New Hot Spot for Bitcoin Millionaires With Its Lower Taxes

Latin American country Puerto Rico has become the new have for the bitcoin millionaires with Act 60, which offers significant tax savings to qualified residents.
COVID Cases Around the World Increasing by 25%, With Brazil’s Infection Rate Rising to 129%

COVID Cases Around the World Increasing by 25%, With Brazil's Infection Rate Rising to 129%

COVID cases around the world jumped by 25 percent in one week, with India and Brazil having the most infections behind the United States.
Texas Synagogue Where Hostage Taking Occurred

Texas Synagogue Hostage Taking: 2 Teens Arrested in Connection to British Man Who Held Four Captive During Siege

Two teens were arrested in Machester on Sunday in connection to the British man who held four hostages in a Texas synagogue.
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy Warns of Rising Omicron Cases in Much of the Country, Says 'Next Few Weeks Will Be Tough'

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy Warns of Rising Omicron Cases in Much of the Country, Says 'Next Few Weeks Will Be Tough'

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy cautioned the public that the "next few weeks" would be tough as the COVID cases from the Omicron variant continue to surge.
Ex-FDA Head Scott Gottlieb Says Biden Admin Made Mistake in Federalizing COVID Vaccine Mandates

Ex-FDA Head Scott Gottlieb Says Biden Admin Made Mistake in Federalizing COVID Vaccine Mandates

Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the Biden administration had made a mistake in federalizing vaccine mandates "in ways" that they did not have to.

350.org Responds to Slate of Nominations for Federal Reserve Board

On Friday, President Biden will announce the nominations of Sarah Bloom Raskin for Vice Chair of Supervision and Lisa Cook and Phillip Jefferson for the remaining vacancies on the Federal Board of Governors.
LUNAR NEW YEAR

The Year of the Tiger Roars

The Postal Service Issues New Stamp Celebrating the Lunar New Year. The U. S. Postal Service will hold a special event to commemorate the Year of the Tiger at 11 a.
TERRY BRADSHAW

HBO Sports® and NFL Films Present TERRY BRADSHAW: GOING DEEP, Debuting February 1

An Intimate Portrait Of Hall Of Fame Quarterback And Emmy®-Winning Broadcaster Terry Bradshaw. The newest installment of the Emmy®-winning programming partnership between HBO Sports and NFL Films takes a unique look at the life of the four-time Super Bowl Champion and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback in TERRY BRADSHAW: GOING DEEP.

Argentina Power Outages Arrive During Extreme Heatwave—More Than 70,000 Residents Don't Have Electricity

What should you do during an extreme heatwave? Argentina is now suffering from a massive power outage, making the ongoing extreme heatwave worst than it already.
Young Florida Man Who Stabbed 13-Year-Old Boy to Death During Sleepover Gets Life in Prison

Young Florida Man Who Stabbed 13-Year-Old Boy to Death During Sleepover Gets Life in Prison

A young Florida man was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday for killing a 13-year-old boy during a sleepover five years ago.
Florida Homeowners to Receive $42 Million for Citrus Trees Destroyed 16 Years After Their Legal Battle Began

Florida Homeowners to Receive $42 Million for Citrus Trees Destroyed 16 Years After Their Legal Battle Began

Florida will pay at least 18,000 homeowners in the state's central part for destroying their citrus trees during an effort to eradicate a harmful citrus disease.
Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro

Brazil: Effects of Omicron in the Country Evident as President Jair Bolsonaro Downplays Variant

Omicron surge was seen in Brazil as President Jair Bolsonaro continues to downplay the effects of the variant.
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350.org Responds to Powell Confirmation Hearing, Climate Stress Tests

Today, Jerome Powell at his confirmation hearing for his second term as Chair of the Federal Reserve, responded to a question on the emerging risk of climate change to financial institutions and the use of climate stress tests for banks. Powell responded that climate stress tests are a likely tool going forward.
‘Wrongful Conviction’

Finally Free After Nine Long Years in Prison, Stephanie Spurgeon Talks with Jason Flom on ‘Wrongful Conviction’

This week on the Wrongful Conviction podcast (a Lava for Good series), Jason Flom talks with Stephanie Spurgeon, the Florida woman who spent nine years in prison despite maintaining her innocence after being convicted of manslaughter in the death of 1-year-old Maria Harris.
AR of (LFMG) SAVES A LIFE!

Detroit Rapper Saves a Man From Drowning in Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Right place, right time. Emerging Detroit based Rap group LFMG (LaFamilia Music Group) in collaboration with Best Hand Entertainment were on location in Ft. Lauderdale, FL early Thursday morning, shooting scenes for their newly released single "BETTER" (LFMG) video.
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Hunter College’s Center for Puerto Rican Studies (Centro) Receives $1.2 Million from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded Hunter College a grant of $1,238,000 to support scholarly groups at the Center for Puerto Rican Studies (Centro) that will bring together academics, journalists and artists to study issues confronting Puerto Rico and its diaspora throughout the United States.
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ADP Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend

The board of directors of Automatic Data Processing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADP) has declared a regular quarterly dividend of $1.04 per share payable April 1, 2022 to shareholders of record on March 11, 2022.
Michigan Judge Under Scrutiny After Publicly Shaming Elderly Cancer Patient for Not Tidying Up Lawn

Michigan Judge Under Scrutiny After Publicly Shaming Elderly Cancer Patient for Not Tidying Up Lawn

A judge in Michigan has come under criticism after she publicly shamed an elderly cancer patient for not properly maintaining his lawn despite medical treatments leaving him weak.
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