Andress High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Bowie High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Burges High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Canutillo High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Cathedral High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Centennial High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Chaparral High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Chapin High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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J. M. Hanks High School: Seniors Salute 2020
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Amash says it’s unclear how a third party candidate ‘changes a race’
Michigan Rep. Justin Amash defended his potential presidential run as a Libertarian on Sunday, saying it’s unclear how a third party candidate “changes a race.” Amash, a Republican-turned independent, told CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of the Union” that “there are too many calculations involved” to figure out how much of an impact his own
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Sunday Funday Moment: 12-year-old El Paso boy creates paintings to show support to local essential workers
EL PASO, Texas– 12-year-old Giovanni Ortiz has a passion for painting and drawing. During this pandemic, Ortiz decided to create special paintings to show his support for local essential workers. One of Ortiz’s paintings showcases our the iconic star on the mountain and it thanks all the healthcare workers who are working the front lines
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Top pole vaulters compete in their own backyards, competition ends in virtual tie
If you can’t bring the pole vault to the stadium, bring it to the backyard? In the absence of any high profile sporting events taking place around the globe due to coronavirus, three of the world’s most accomplished pole vaulters — Mondo Duplantis, Sam Kendricks and Renaud Lavillenie — competed against each other in the
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Pompeo says initial reports show shots fired from North Korea were ‘accidental’
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the initial reports on the shots fired from North Korea into South Korea on Sunday morning indicate they were “accidental.” “I’ve seen that reporting too. I’ve seen some of our internal information as well. We can confirm at least the initial reports are that you’ve described are just about
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Man arrested for camping at Disney island told police he didn’t know he was trespassing and thought it was a ‘tropical paradise’
A man arrested for camping at Walt Disney World’s Discovery Island told police he didn’t know he was trespassing on what looked to him like a “tropical paradise,” police said. The man, who was taken into custody Thursday, had been on the island since Monday or Tuesday to camp for a week, according to an
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Gunfire exchanged in DMZ across border between North and South Korea
North Korea fired gunshots at a South Korean guard post in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a buffer area which separates the two countries, on Sunday, and the South fired back, according to its military. The North Korean gunfire hit the wall but did not injure anyone or cause any discernible damage to the guard post
Continue Reading Hafthor Bjornsson, ‘Game of Thrones’ star, sets a new record by deadlifting 1,104 pounds
Hafþór Björnsson, best known for playing the Mountain in the popular HBO series “Game of Thrones,” just broke a major world record. After deadlifting 1,104.5 pounds (501 kilograms) on Saturday, the actor has now deadlifted more than anyone in the sport’s history. He posted a video of the feat later that day. “I have no
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How to talk to your neighbors about social distancing
For Zeke Quezada, the shaming was fierce and totally unexpected. There he was, mere blocks from his home in South Pasadena, California, walking with his wife and teenage son, when a mask-wearing, dog-walking neighbor stopped to chat. Standing at least 10 feet apart, the foursome loosely held court for about five minutes on the grass
Continue Reading Billie Jean King says record-chasing Serena Williams should see tennis break as ‘positive’
Just how the legendary older guard of tennis will react when the sport returns will make for interesting viewing. Will the extended time off due to the coronavirus prove beneficial? Or could it be a hindrance, adding more days, weeks and months to the body clock at a time when players such as Roger Federer,
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US unemployment hasn’t looked this bad since the 1930s
Since the middle of March, Americans have filed more than 30 million claims for their first week of unemployment benefits, sparking a crisis of joblessness that materialized almost overnight. Facing shutdowns across the country, businesses have been forced to lay off or furlough employees on a massive scale. Now, economists and investors are scrambling to
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The human needs driving the rise in gardening, and how to start one
Local plant nurseries are seeing spikes in seed sales. People are starting vegetable gardens big and small, including a plethora of backyard plots and windowsill herbs. Some plant lovers are engaged in community gardens where they work in timed shifts, maintaining proper distance while wearing masks and cleansing tools for the next use. As people
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America’s weekend was marked by park days and protests over coronavirus restrictions
This weekend under the coronavirus pandemic drove many people across the nation outside — some for recreation and others in protest. States across the US are either holding fast to stay-at-home orders or beginning to phase out the restrictions, with several orders already expiring. In California, people showed up in droves to protest restrictions put
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Donald Trump turns the switch
Gone were the daily White House briefings with Vice President Mike Pence solemnly urging Americans to shelter at home to stop the spread of Covid-19 and governors to follow a slowly phased-in reopening plan. The 45 days of federally recommended social distancing ended Thursday. Now the Trump administration was all-in on reopening America. Governors in
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StormTRACK Weather: Potentially breaking records for the third straight day in a row
El Paso, Texas- Continued hot and dry weather as temperatures rise into the 90s once again Sunday afternoon. Sunday will also feature breezy southwest winds 15-25 mph and sunny skies. The record to beat today is 95 set in 2000. High chance of us tying the record this afternoon. Would love to see us break
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Global impact from coronavirus continues
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Georgia’s governor said they could reopen. More than 50 restaurateurs said in a newspaper ad they’re not ready
Owners of more than 120 of Georgia’s most popular restaurants announced this week they won’t be reopening their doors just yet, despite getting a green light to do so from the governor. Gov. Brian Kemp said customers could again go to restaurants for dine-in service starting April 27 as long as eateries put in place
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What you need to know about coronavirus on Sunday, May 3
Expect a barrage of reopening announcements in the coming days. A majority of US states have begun easing social distancing restrictions even as pandemic experts say lifting lockdowns now will be destructive without increased testing capacity. “You’re making a big mistake,” a disaster preparedness specialist told CNN. “It’s going to cost lives.” Lockdown protests have
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The big problem coronavirus poses for White House economists
The numbers evoke the worst economic nightmares in American history. But White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett freely admits he can’t map the path out. “A lot of it depends on things I have no expertise in,” Hassett, previously a CNN contributor, said in an interview this past week with Poppy Harlow. That’s the surreal
Continue Reading Italy’s incredible ‘floating ship’ bridge reaches for the sky
High above the Polcevera valley, the final section of a majestic new bridge was hoisted into place this week, signaling the imminent completion of a remarkable engineering project against seemingly impossible odds. The bridge is a critical traffic artery for northern Italy. It connects two sides of the city of Genoa and serves its busy
Continue Reading Queen and Adam Lambert reimagine classic song with ‘You Are The Champions,’ dedicated to health care workers
Almost everyone knows the lyrics to Queen’s “We Are the Champions.” Now, the band has turned the song on its head, as a tribute to workers on the frontline fighting coronavirus. Brian May, Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert teamed up to release “You Are The Champions” on Thursday, in a new version of the classic
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Sign language interpreters go above and beyond to help hearing impaired during pandemic
EL PASO, Texas — Sign language specialists have been hard at work these last few weeks, both in El Paso and across the county. During countless briefings and press conferences, they have been joining with city managers, mayors, governors and countless other leaders to get crucial information across. “We are lucky because El Paso is
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