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Month: September 2020

‘Utopia’ is about a fictional pandemic in the middle of a real one, as nerds try to save the world

The timing for “Utopia” is either incredibly good or atrociously bad, depending on one’s tolerance for fiction that parallels current events. In this case, it’s a pandemic tied into conspiracy theories advanced via a comic book, with the unsettling twist that the world-imperiling threat is very real. For the most part, this Amazon series —

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Dr. Fauci tells TAMACC he has confidence in FDA, CDC approval process for virus vaccine

EL PASO, Texas — The nation’s top expert on infectious diseases shared his thoughts Thursday about the impact Covid-19 is having on the Hispanic community in Texas. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, participated in a webinar and discussion with the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers

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Texas Gov. Abbott pitches public safety proposals in wake of police budget cuts

DALLAS, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday called for new crimes and mandatory jail time for certain offenses related to protests as he announced legislative proposals about public safety in Texas. He made his remarks during a press conference at the Dallas Police Association’s headquarters. Abbott laid out these proposals that would turn the

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THP charges Smyrna vice mayor with DUI

Click here for updates on this story     SMYRNA, TN (WSMV) — Smyrna Vice Mayor Marc Adkins has been charged with DUI. Rutherford County Sheriff Office officials tell us Adkins was charged this morning by Tennessee High Patrol and booked into the Rutherford County Adult Detention Center. He has since been released. Adkins has been a

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Milwaukee protesters march on I-94 following decision in Breonna Taylor case

Click here for updates on this story     MILWAUKEE, WI (WDJT) — Protesters marched onto I-94 Wednesday night, following the news that no officers were directly charged for shooting and killing Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky. Earlier in the day, protesters gathered outside the Milwaukee County Courthouse Wednesday, Sept. 23, after the announcement came down no

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New home unveiled for Sanford flood victim

Click here for updates on this story     Sanford, MI (WNEM) — After her landmark log cabin home was deemed unlivable after the historic flooding in May, Sanford woman is finally taking her first steps inside her brand-new home all thanks to the generosity of the community. TV5 first introduced you to Penny Tyler when her

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