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Parents’ bid to block Youngkin school mask policy dismissed, but temporary hold granted to school districts still stands

Tierney Sneed, CNN The Virginia Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit filed last month by parents in Chesapeake, Virginia, who alleged that Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s mask executive order ran afoul of the state constitution. The court said that the challengers had failed to show that the dispute met the procedural threshold that would warrant the

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La patinadora artística Zhu Yi se concentra en “superar mentalmente” tras su caída en la prueba por equipos de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — La patinadora artística china de origen estadounidense Zhu Yi rompió en llanto tras su participación en la competencia de patinaje libre por equipos de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de Beijing este lunes. Zhu, de 19 años, fue objeto de fuertes críticas en las redes sociales chinas después de una caída

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Some of the world’s biggest companies are failing on their own climate pledges, researchers say

By Isabelle Jani-Friend and Angela Dewan, CNN Amazon, Google, Ikea and BMW are among some of the world’s biggest companies failing to meet their own proclaimed climate targets and align with international agreements to slash greenhouse gas emissions, a new report claims. The Germany-based NewClimate Institute assessed the climate strategies of 25 major companies and

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Former White House officials describe Trump’s habit of ripping up documents and haphazard record-keeping

CNN By Gabby Orr, CNN Former President Donald Trump would routinely rip up documents, drafts and reading materials, and he took several boxes to Mar-a-Lago when he relocated to Florida after leaving the White House — raising concerns about his preservation of presidential records as required by federal law. Three former White House officials told

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Former White House officials describe Trump’s habit of ripping up documents and haphazard record-keeping

By Gabby Orr, CNN Former President Donald Trump would routinely rip up documents, drafts and reading materials, and he took several boxes to Mar-a-Lago when he relocated to Florida after leaving the White House — raising concerns about his preservation of presidential records as required by federal law. Three former White House officials told CNN

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‘I can’t imagine the consumer experience could get worse,’ Democratic lawmaker says of the Frontier-Spirit merger

By Matt Egan, CNN Business California Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna is shrugging off potential antitrust issues in the proposed $6.6 billion merger of low-cost carriers Spirit and Frontier Airlines. But he does have one other big concern. “Look, the DOJ should review it,” Khanna told CNN in a phone interview Monday. “But having flown Spirit

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