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Washington mdash; Justice Amy Coney Barrett indicated Monday that she is in favor of the Supreme Court adopting a code of conduct, saying she believes doing so would be a  good idea  and show the public what is taking place at the nation s highest court.With her support, Barrett joins several of her colleagues who have publicly backed a set of formal ethics rules for the Supreme Court amid pressure from Congress for the court to lay out a binding set of policies. I think it would be a good idea for us to do it, particularly so that we can communicate to the public exactly what it is that we re doing in a clearer way than perhaps we have been able to do so far,  Barrett said during an event at the University of Minnesota Law School when asked whether she favors an ethics code.                                        Barrett continued:  There is unanimity among all nine justices that we should and do hold our stanley cup selves to the highest standards, highest ethical standards possible. Scrutiny of Supreme Court ethicsThe Supreme Court has faced scrutiny from the Senate over its lack of a code of conduct following a series of reports about lavish trips Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito accepted, and questions about participation by Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Neil Gorsuch in cases involving thei stanley cup r book publishers.        The news outlet ProPublica published a series of reports this summer about the relationship between Justice Clarence Th stanley cup omas and GOP mega-donor Harlan Crow and fou Wkyj New video from aftermath of Castile shooting shows girl s bravery
And now a page from our  Sunday Morning  Almanac: June 12th,1967, 49 years ago today ... a day of triumph for a basic human right.For that was the day the United States Supreme Court unanimously struck down state laws banning interracial marriage.Difficult as it may be to believe nike dunk  today, 16 states at that time still had such laws, Virginia among them.                                        Virginia residents Richard and Mildred Lov adidas campus ing had tried to sidestep the law by marrying legally in the District of Columbia in June of 1958.But back home in Virginia they were soon found out, as Mildred Loving told CBS News correspondent Robert Pierpoint:Mildred Loving:  The police came after us the 14th of July. We d been married a month and a few days. Pierpoint:  Mrs. Loving, what has been the worst part about all this for you  Loving:  Well, I guess the worst thing was spending a little time in jail.  That s the worst thing. In January of 1959, the Lovings pleaded guilty to violating the so-called Racial Integrity Act of 1924.        The judge then offered the Lovings a choice: a full year in jail ... or exile.Richard Loving:  They told me I had to leave the state. Pierpoint:  And what happe adidas campus ned after that  Loving:  I left. Pierpoint:  And took your wife with you  Loving:  That s right. The Lovings moved to the District of Columbia, where, in 1963, they began the legal challenge that eventually led to the Supreme Court -- and vindication.As Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote: The freedom to

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The Biden administration issued a private warning to Iran before the Jan. 3 terror attacks by the Islamic State  ISIS  that killed more than 80 people in the city of Kerman, U.S. officials confirmed Thursday.  The warning, which was based on actionable intelligence, was delivered a week prior to dual suicide bombings at a ceremony for the anniversary of the death of Qas stanley cup sem Soleimani, the former head of the elite Quds Force within Iran s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps  IRGC . Soleimani was killed in a drone strike authorized by the Trump administratio stanley cup n in 2019 near the Baghdad International Airport.  Prior to ISIS  terrorist attack on Jan. 3, 2024, in Kerman, Iran, the U.S. government provided Iran with a private warning that there was a terrorist threat within Iranian borders,  a U.S. official told CBS News.  The  stanley cup U.S. government followed a longstanding  duty to warn  policy that has been implemented across administrations to warn governments against potential lethal threats.                                            We provide these warnings in part because we do not want to see innocent lives lost in terror attacks,  the official said.  Iranian officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment.        The American officials declined to offer details about the nature or further specificity about the timing of the warning, the intelligence underlying it, or any response they may have received from Tehran. It could not be determined if Iranian officials took an Tcjs Suspect arrested in fatal shooting of California firefighter
JARRATT, Va. -- A man convicted of killing a couple and their two young daughters in their Virginia home on New Yearrsquo  Day 2006 was put to death Wednesday. Virginia authorities said 39-year-old inmate Ricky Gray was pronounced dead at 9:42 p.m. following a lethal injection at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt. Asked if he had any final words before the death sentence was carried out, Gray responded, Nope.                                         Gray was sentenced to death in 2006 for the murders of 9-year-old Stella Harvey and 4-year-old sister Ruby, and to life in prison for the slayings of their parents, Bryan and Kathryn Harvey.                Ricky Gray was executed on Jan. 18, 2017 after being convicted of killing Bryan and Kathryn Harvey and their two young daughters, Stella and Ruby.                                                      WTVR                                        The family was getting ready to host friends for a chili dinner when G stanley cup ray and his nephew, Ray Dandridge, were looking for a home to rob and spotted their open front door. Court records show the men tied up the family in the basement and Gray slashed the stanley cup ir throats  jordan and bashed their heads with a hammer before setting their home on fire and fleeing with a computer, a wedding ring and a basket of cookies.        The well-known familyrsquo  slaying rocked Virginiarsquo  capital city and was followed by the killing of another Richmond family less than a week later.

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Stocks tumbled Friday as a profit warning from FedEx about weakening business conditions spooked investors, who are also bracing for more interest rate hikes amid higher-than-expected inflation.Wall Street s benchmark SP 500 index lost 28 points, or 0.7%, to 3,873, adding to declines after August inflation stayed near a four-decade high despite four interest rate hikes this year to slow the economy. The Dow slumped 0.5%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq shed 0.9%.The market swoon caps a turbulent week, with the Dow plunging almost 1,400 points, or 3.9%, on Tuesday amid the realization that inflation isn t subsiding as quickly as hoped after a hotter-than-expected CPI report. The inflation data dashed expectations  stanley cup that the Federal Reserve might back off plans for more interest rate hikes. FedEx issued its profit warning late Thursday, saying it expects business conditions to further weaken in the current quarter.                                         The bears demolished the  stanley cup bulls for three main reasons: the August CPI overshot expectations, Fed tightening forecasts continued to rise and FedEx described an economy witnessing a sharp slowdown,  Wall Street analyst Adam Crisafulli said in a research note on Friday.Memphis, Tennessee-based FedEx said Thursday it is sh stanley cup uttering storefronts and corporate offices while putting off new hires in a belt-tightening drive brought on by drop-off in its global package delivery business.        Shares of FedEx plunged $43.95, or 21%, to $1 Crwl 20 people stranded on Lake Erie ice floe back on land after rescue operation
HOUSTON -  The U.S. saw a record number of exonerations in 2014, and it was due in part to 33 cases in Texas in which individuals had their drug convictions dismissed after lab tests determined they never had illegal substances, a report released Tuesday shows.The National Registry of Exonerations said 125 people falsely convicted of crimes were exonerated last year. That s 34 more than in  adidas originals 2013, the year with the previous highest converse  total. The registry is a project of the University of Michigan and Northwestern University law schools and has documented more than 1,500 such cases in the U.S. since 1989.The breakdown in 2014 was typical of previous years, with homicides and sex crimes making up more than half with 65 cases. Texas had the most exonerations with 39. New York was second with 17.                                        But the big difference in 2014 was an increase in cases where individuals convicted of drug-related charges were exonerated by lab tests that showed they didn t have controlled substances, said Samuel Gross, a Michigan law professor and registry editor.Of the 39 drug exonerations in the U.S. in 2014, Harris County in Texas -- home to Houston -- had 33 of them. In 2013, there were only 11 such exonerations in the entire count adidas campus ry.        Inger Chandler, chief of the conviction review section with the Harris County District Attorney s Office, said there were inconsistent practices regarding how her office handled reviews of drug convictions.Most of the 33 dr

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LAKELAND, Fla. 鈥?A man in Polk County is facing charges after a tip led to detectives finding over 100 child pornography images on his phone.Detectives say the graphicimages on 52-year-old John Horton s phone showed children between the ages of 3 and 13 being sexually molested and b botella stanley attered by adults.They also found web searches for child pornography.Horton admitting to viewing, downloading and storing the images when questioned by detectives. He was charged with 100 counts of possession of child pornography. The charge is enhanced to a second-degree felony because of the age of the children depicted and thenumber of images found. stanley tumbler  We thank the person who provided the tip that allowed our detectives to investigate this child pornography case. The images located on Mr. Horton s phone are horrific.  Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said.  People like Horton create a market for these kinds of images that are dependent upon the continued sexual abuse of children. I appreciate the hard work our detectives did that was necessary to file these charges. Horton has previous criminal history in New York for burglary,  stanley cup becher grand larceny and petit theft, according to the sheriff s office. He is being held without bond in the Polk County Jail.

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Diet soda has been a staple in grocery stores, refrigerators and vending machines since the 1980s. But now, the branding of diet products is changing 鈥?but not the product itself.Companies  stanley mugs are moving away from the word  diet  in marketing in favor of the phrase  zero sugar.  That s because younger generations are ditching diet mentality and focusing on overall health. They still want what s in the can. They just want you to call it something different,  said Kelly Goldsmith, a marketing professor at Vanderbilt.  So, for a lot of these cola companies that produce zero-calorie product, zero-sugar product, we may see them calling them just that, when in actuality, it s still a diet product that s in the can, the way that we knew it from before. Goldsmith said companies see the value in changing how they market their diet or low-calorie products, but she says they should still be mindful of longtime stanley mugs  customers. When you get customers that consume that much of a brand and that much of a product, they really see it as a part of their core identity, and it s really hard when you shake that for consumers when they can no longer find that product that they really folded into their lives,  she said.Instead, Goldsmith says companies should focus on niche marketing strategies for customers who want a change but still keep ar stanley tumbler ound original products to which longtime customers have been loyal.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule {display:none;} .Page-below .Link {font-size: 12px; padding: 5px  Pgtu More than 41,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in US, deaths over 600
CAMERON PARISH, La. 鈥?Hurricane Laura made landfall along the Louisiana coast, specifically near the community of Cameron. Not much information has come out from there, in part because several of the roads that lead down there remain flooded. Highway 27, one of the main roads in and out of the communities of Creole and Cameron, is covered in water.A deputy with the sheriffs office said they had not been able to return to their sta stanley cup tion in Cameron. They left Wednesday before the storm.The roads are barely passable there 鈥?in order to get to an elevated bridge on 27, drivers need to use a gravel shoulder between the main road and the waterway that runs next to it. About 12 miles from the shore, the road begins to flood.It can be a little deceiving here in coastal Louisiana because the coast is made up of bayous and marshes.Some people have taken it upon themselves to bring their personal boats in an attempt to get to some of those communities along the coast.The sheriffs office said some people did ride out Hurricane Laura in some of those coastal commun stanley cup ities, but communications have been spott stanley vaso y at best. As for the roads, the water will need to recede, before the recovery there can truly begin.

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Colorado prosecutors have file stanley cup d more than 40 additional charges against the suspect in last month s deadly grocery store shooting in Boulder. We re going to work as hard as we possibly can to reach the right outcome and to ensure that the shooter is held fully accountable,  Boulder District Attorney Michael Dougherty   said Thursday at a press conference.Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, allegedly opened fire and killed 10 people on March 22 in a King Soopers store and parking lot. A police officer who responded to the shooting was among the victims. Alissa allegedly legally purchased the semi-automatic Ruger AR-556 pistol used in the shooting only six days before the shooting, according to Boulder s police chief.                                        Dougherty on stanley cup  Thursday outlined the charges filed against the defendant, saying they incl stanley cup ude nine counts of first-degree murder for each civilian killed in the shooting. In Colorado, the maximum penalty for murder in the first degree is life without the possibility of parole, Dougherty said.Dougherty said all nine victims were shot and killed before Officer Eric Tally and other officers entered the grocery store. The defendant s tenth count of first degree murder recognizes Tally s death.        Alissa also faces more than 20 counts of attempted murder of others and 10 counts of having a prohibited large capacity magazine.Dougherty estimated that around 115 people were in the store at the time of the shooting and at least 25 people wer Qeuk Biden fields questions about fitness to run for president in 2024:  I ve gotta finish this job
TIJUANA, Mexico -- A Mexico-bor reebok n Harvard University student who was stuck for months in his native country after crossing the border without permission is about to return to the United States.Dario Guerrero Meneses, who was brought into the U.S. illegally at age 2, was granted a visa in Tijuana early Monday but will not be able to pick it up until midafternoon.The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service had initially declared that Guerrero effectively deported himself when he crossed the border without permission with his mother, who was seeking alternative cancer treatments. She died in August.                                        Guerrero plans to travel to Long Beach, California, to meet with his father and two siblings. He then hoka  plans to return to Harvard next year.When his mother s cancer treatments were failing in the U.S., Guerrero found clinics offering alternative treatments in Mexico and took his mother across the border, hoping to keep her alive.        In doin salomon g so, he knowingly broke a rule by leaving the U.S. without federal authorization.  He panicked. His dad and mom wanted him to go, and he did the best thing he thought he could do for his family,  said his lawyer Alan Klein.                                                                      ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5  {        display: none;      }       inline-recirc-item--id-b772dbcd-3f73-41b3-a3bc-a2e9c6a6b409,  right-rail-recirc-item--id-b772dbcd-3f73-41b3-a3bc-a2e9c6a6b409 {

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In the 1940s the U.S. was in a race to build the first nuclear weapons, setting up testing sites and plants across the country.At the same time, another race was on to fulfill the American dream 鈥攁nd families building homes and lives never knew those two worlds would eventually collide. Unbeknownst to my parents, they had no idea that they were raising their children in a neighborhood that had been contaminated by radioactive waste,  Karen Nickel, co-founder of Just Moms STL, told Scripps News.Nickel grew up in north St. Louis County.In the early 1940s downtown St. Louis was home to a Manhattan Project initiative that processed uranium.The nuclear waste from that project, conducted by Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, eventually seeped through its barrels stanley cup , contaminating nearby Coldwater Creek. Life began in these areas where the Creek would flood up  stanley cups uk into, and still does to this day every year, up into people s homes, into their base stanley cups ments, into their backyards,  said Nickel. A 2019 report from the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, found children or adults who lived or played around Coldwater creek from the 60s to the 90s may have been exposed to radiological contaminants that could have increased the risk of developing lung cancer, bone cancer, or leukemia. More recent exposure showed a slight risk for increased chances of lung cancer.Today, Nickel says she suffers from lupus 鈥?and she s not alone. 15 people Smmf WR Atkins ready to lead Bulls   charge
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?There are now new concerns for domestic violence victims. Domestic violence is about an imbalance of power and control and so when you see in relationships when one person is very overprotective of the other, its masked that way to be perceived to come from  vaso stanley a place of genuine love,  said Zuleika Gonzalez-Felton, Batter Accountability Specialist for CASA Pinellas.Recently, CASA, Pinellas Countys domestic violence center, has been dealing with an increase in domestic violence cases that have escalated. In like the last, say like three or four weeks, weve seen a lot of murders and murder-suicides going on,  said Gonzalez-Felton.She believes this could be due to COVID-19 and lockdown over the past year. One of our biggest con stanley fr cerns as an agency, as people who work this field, is that the pandemic made it so that batterers could assert more power and control over their victims and keep them further isolated from their support systems so that they can maintain stanley trinkflaschen  that power and control,  said Gonzalez-Felton.As COVID-19 restrictions continue to loosen, and things open up again, experts say theres a concern for domestic violence victims whove spent this pandemic with their abuser, and what could happen next. Theyre starting to lose that grip on that kind of control that they have and isolation that they have. People are starting to interact with friends, seeing friends and family that they havent seen in a long time and perhaps those people are starting to share

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A crowd cheered Saturday as workers in Charlottesville removed a Confederate statue near the site of a violent white nationalist rallythree years ago. The removal of stanley cup  a bronze figure of a Confederate soldier known as  At Ready  is seen in Charlottesville as a milestone in eliminating divisive symbols of the Civil War.The Washington Post report stanley cup s that the process of removing the statue began Saturday morning as workers affixed straps to the 900-pound statute to prepare to remove it from its base.A crowd of about 100 people cheered behind metal barricades as the figure was lifted from its pedestal and lowered to the ground. The statue has been outside the Albermarle County Courthouse for 111 years.                                        Members of the crowd all wore masks amid the coronavirus pandemic. Some wore blue Union Civil War caps and danced to music broadcast by a local radio station.    Charlottesville takes down Confederate statue near the site of violent Unite the Right rally https://t.co/tWRSed7glkmdash; The Washington Post  @washingtonpost  September 12, 2020  The cheerful scene was in stark contrast to the violence at the Unite The Right rally on August 12, 2017. One woman was killed and dozens were injured when a self-avowed white supremacist drove his car into a crowd of people protesting the white nationalist gathering.         This is a magnificent moment,  said local community organizer Don Gathers.  Much of the racial tension, strife and protes stanley cup t we re seeing  Djqw Sludge  from Mormon cricket invasion causes multiple crashes in Nevada
MOORE, Okla. -- When spring arrives in Oklahoma and conditions are right for tornadoes, David Wheeler and his family don t take any chances.                                                                                                                          Tornadoes in the heartland                      48 photos                                                                                          Two years ago, a top-of-the-scale twister tore a miles-long path through the Oklaho yeezy ma City suburb of Moore and turned Wheeler s son s school to rubble. That s when he installed a small underground shelter in his garage. Now the family regularly drills on what to do if the skies turn ominous. We ve done some dry runs before the spring. I made the kids go down there by themselves, and we ve done the same thing with me, the wife and the kids, all together,  Wheeler, a fifth-grade teacher whose family has survived two deadly tornadoes, said Friday.                                        The Wheeler family retreated underground nearly a dozen times Wednesday nig stanley cup ht, when powerful storms that rumbled across the southern Plains  adidas samba produced more than 50 tornadoes. The menacing clouds had barely vanished before forecasters began warning of another system that could produce even more violent twisters through the weekend in parts of Kansas, Oklahoma and North Texas. We re going to see storms that present the risk of a full gamut of severe weather,  including large hail, high winds and torn

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Dealing with the aftermath of a terrorist attack is something no family should have to endure -- least of all on Mother s Day. Our Cover Story is from David Martin:Kato Martinez and his children, pictured on a perfect spring day in the suburbs of San Antonio, are a family trying to wake from a nightmare. The last thing I remember before the blast was my mom laughing,  said Kiyanni.                                         That blast was a suitcase bomb in Brussels Airport last year, just as the Martinez family was checking in for a trip to Disney World in Florida. Kiyanni is the family s oldest child.  I just saw fire, burned bod airmax ies, body parts, and I looked down at my leg and there was white sticking out of it,  she remembered.  And I realized that the person that I heard screaming was myself.         Air Force Lt. Col. Kato Martinez, who was probably less than six feet from the bo adidas samba mb, said,  I don t know how I s stanley cup urvived.                 Lt. Col. Kato Martinez and his wife, Gail.                                                      Family Photo                                        Martinez, a communications officer who worked with Special Operations Forces, was just back from Afghanistan.  You were probably closer to the enemy in Brussels Airport than you were in Afghanistan,  said Martin.  Probably, sir. And I ve been in some bad places in Afghanistan.             Amid the mayhem, he found his wife, Gail. She was laying on her back,  Martinez said.  Her leg was blown off, be