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City to pay $885,000 to family in decade-old dog shooting case

AOL.com 

Filed under: News, US

HARTFORD, Connecticut (WTIC) – After a decade-long legal battle, the city of Hartford is paying a local family $885,000. Their beloved pet dog was shot during an unlawful search of their property in 2006.

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15 Eerie Pictures Of An Empty NYC

BuzzFeed 

The streets were deserted AF.

The city that never sleeps did just that in the wee hours of Thanksgiving morning in 2016. Photographer Genaro Bardy's hauntingly tranquil images reveal a nearly vacant version of New York City that most of us never see. Bardy started the project photographing a deserted Paris in 2014. He has since added London and Rome and is currently crowdfunding a book and exhibition of the collection via a Kickstarter campaign.

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As US pressures Iran, parallel tensions grow between Israel and Hezbollah

Yahoo Autos 

The calm that has prevailed for more than a decade along the Lebanon-Israel border is being rattled by a flurry of fiery warnings from both sides that has many here concerned another war between the Jewish state and Lebanon’s Hezbollah organization may be drawing closer. Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah has threatened to hit Israel's nuclear reactor should the Jewish state attack. The prospect of a mutually destructive war unleashed on Lebanon and Israel continues to act as a deterrence... Читать дальше...



Academy Boots Both PwC Accountants From Next Year’s Oscars

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz, the two PwC accountants who worked on this year’s Oscar telecast that ended in chaos when the wrong Best Picture was announced, will not be working on next year’s show, Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs announced Wednesday. Cullinan, a 32-year veteran of the accounting firm formerly known as Pricewaterhousecoopers, had worked on the Academy Awards for four years; Ruiz had worked on the Oscars for three years. Cullinan shouldered much of the blame for handing... Читать дальше...

Scientists discover 'world's oldest fossils'

Sky News 

The discovery of what are thought to be the world's oldest fossils could be "direct evidence" of life on Earth billions of years ago when the planet was still in its infancy.

Trump idea to expand health care competition faces hurdles

«Seattle Post-Intelligencer» (seattlepi.com) 

While supporters of the idea cast it as a way to make insurance policies more competitive, critics say it's unlikely to result in more affordable plans and could undermine stronger consumer protections in states such as California and Hawaii. The Trump proposal on cross-state sales would "eviscerate the ability of state legislatures and state governors to decide what the appropriate consumer protections are for their state's consumers and businesses," said Dave Jones, a Democrat who regulates some... Читать дальше...

Clemson women beat Virginia Tech in ACC tourney opener

TheRepublic.com 

CONWAY, S.C. — Danielle Edwards’ free throw with 3.9 seconds left gave No. 13 seed Clemson a 67-66 victory over 12th-seeded Virginia Tech on Wednesday in the opener of the ACC Tournament. Clemson plays No. 5 seed and 14th-ranked Louisville in the second round Thursday. Coming out of a timeout with 25 seconds remaining, the

Aaron Hernandez Murder Trial Facts: 7 Things To Know About Double Homicide Case Of The Ex-New England Patriots Star

International Business Times 

Prosecutors delivered opening statements Wednesday in the double-murder trial of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez. The 27-year-old is serving a life sentence after being convicted of the 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd, a man who was dating the sister of Hernandez's fianceé. The latest trial involves the murders of Daniel de Abreu, 29, and Safir Furtado, 28, who were shot as they sat in a car at a stoplight in July 2012. Here are some key facts about the trial.  The shooting took place... Читать дальше...

Sheriff switches sides in race for Omaha mayor

JournalStar.com 

OMAHA — Four years ago, Douglas County Sheriff Tim Dunning endorsed fellow Republican Jean Stothert for mayor of Omaha. This time around, he's endorsing her Democratic opponent, Heath Mello, citing what he calls Stothert's fiery temperament.

Relatives, friends shocked by loss of Alberta family in head-on crash

CBC 

The Carson family bungalow once rang with the laughter of redheaded children. The family of five made memories to last a lifetime inside the walls of that modest home on 50A Avenue, three blocks from the wide main street of their tiny hometown. Now they are gone.

7 smart questions you should ask in a business school interview

BusinessInsider.com 

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In a business school interview, you have to be prepared to answer some questions.

And you need to be prepared to ask them.

Asking questions during an interview can be an essential opportunity to get insider information about the program, as well as demonstrate interest, curiosity, and enthusiasm to your interviewer, writes Brian Precious, author of "Get In, Get Connected, Get Hired: Lessons from an MBA Insider."

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Casey Affleck breaks silence on sexual harassment allegations

AOL.com 

Filed under: Entertainment, Movies, Movie News


Casey Affleck is speaking out about sexual harassment claims against him that have shadowed his Best Actor Oscar win on Sunday.


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Academy Apologizes for ‘In Memoriam’ Mistake of Showing Still-Living Producer

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said it was sorry for the second-most embarrassing mistake of Oscar night, apologizing on Wednesday to still-living producer Jan Chapman and the family of deceased producer Janet Patterson after erroneously showing a photo of Chapman in its “In Memoriam” dedication to Patterson. “We sincerely apologize to producer Jan Chapman, whose photo was mistakenly used in the Oscars “In Memoriam” tribute for her colleague and dear friend, the late Janet Patterson,” the Academy said in an Instagram post. Читать дальше...





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