Trump administration must accept new DACA applications, court rules

 Posted on August 9, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  595 words  |  Tobi Tarwater

The Trump administration must resume accepting new applications for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and comply with a recent Supreme Court ruling, a federal judge ordered Friday. U.S. District Judge Paul W. Grimm of the District of Maryland said his order “restores the DACA policy to its pre-September 5, 2017 status,” a reference to the day the Trump administration announced the president would rescind the program. Grimm’s ruling comes nearly a month after the Supreme Court ruled that the White House’s effort to end the Obama-era program ran afoul of the Administrative Procedure Act. [Read More]

What experts say are helpful alternatives to one type of nasal decongestant

 Posted on August 9, 2024  |  5 minutes  |  925 words  |  Fernande Dalal

Over-the-counter agents to treat upper respiratory symptoms like nasal congestion make up a multi-billion-dollar business. But recently, an FDA advisory committee ruled that oral phenylephrine, commonly found in some over-the-counter, or OTC, products like Dayquil, Mucinex, and Sudafed PE, does not work as a decongestant. The decision has left many consumers confused when searching for relief among all the available products on store shelves. "It really is stressful for a lot of consumers," [Read More]

Why the Super Bowl commercial set in Ghana made me wary of the NFL

 Posted on August 9, 2024  |  4 minutes  |  818 words  |  Patria Henriques

“Born to Play,” an ad for the NFL that ran during Sunday night’s Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, promoted the league’s global recruitment program. The spot featured a spunky, adorable young Ghanaian boy, Kwesi, who loves (American) football and, after running around Accra playing an imaginary football game with NFL stars (Saquon Barkley, Justin Jefferson, Cameron Jordan and Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah) finds himself at a very real NFL recruitment camp. [Read More]

3 Atlanta police officers shot during response to call

 Posted on August 8, 2024  |  1 minutes  |  95 words  |  Patria Henriques

An Atlanta Police cruiser blocks the entrance to the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, referred to as 'Cop City' by opponents, while under construction in Atlanta, Georgia, US, on Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Alexander Cox Taylor runs the family conglomerate, Cox Enterprises Inc., while supporting civic causes in his hometown of Atlanta, including a new $110 million facility to train police and other safety officials. His first cousin, James Cox Chambers Jr. [Read More]

All the times John Boehner cried

 Posted on August 8, 2024  |  6 minutes  |  1077 words  |  Tobi Tarwater

If there’s one thing we knew about former Speaker John Boehner, it’s that he likes to cry. Like, a lot. Tears flowed like a river through his political career in Washington, softening his gruff persona and sweeping up anyone in his path.  He cried with presidents. He cried in front of the pope. Just this week, while promoting his new book, he teared up during an interview with veteran USA Today journalist Susan Page. [Read More]

Azriel Crews

 Posted on August 8, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  504 words  |  Valentine Belue

Azriel Crews celebrates her birthday every 14 November…biography reveals her current age…her boyfriend in any ceremony…on her dating life…best man to marry…stands at the peak of…the family of public figures…net worth of $20 million…born to the famous American actor-comedian, Terry Crews…in a family of seven… Despite being born into the family of the famous American actor, host, and footballer Terry Crews, Azriel Crews has carved out her own niche in the world of television and film in the United States. [Read More]

Can I pack this in my carry-on bag? Whats OK and not OK at security

 Posted on August 8, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  503 words  |  Chauncey Koziol

— -- You’ve probably heard about weird things people have tried to get through airline security over the years. I’ve mentioned some in this column, like the fellow who tried to go through a Miami checkpoint with live snakes in his pants or the guy in upstate New York with the gassed-up chainsaw in his carry-on. Both were stopped by the TSA. Most of us will never worry about stuff like that, but we do have questions about medications and other items. [Read More]

Chub Toad | Ice Age

 Posted on August 8, 2024  |  1 minutes  |  17 words  |  Patria Henriques

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Cmo son las profundidades del ocano y por qu es peligroso explorarlas?

 Posted on August 8, 2024  |  10 minutes  |  2038 words  |  Patria Henriques

(CNN) -- El submarino que está desaparecido en el mar forma parte de un esfuerzo relativamente nuevo que permite a turistas y otros clientes de pago explorar las profundidades del océano, cuya inmensa mayoría nunca ha sido vista por ojos humanos. Aunque el ser humano lleva decenas de miles de años explorando la superficie del océano, hasta ahora solo se ha cartografiado un 20% del fondo marino, según cifras de 2022 de la Administración Nacional Oceánica y Atmosférica (NOAA, por sus siglas en inglés). [Read More]

D&D 5E - Fire Trap

 Posted on August 8, 2024  |  1 minutes  |  143 words  |  Fernande Dalal

Hit points for objects vary from being fragile (all dices 1d4 to 1d10) and Resilient (2d4, 3d6, 4d8, 5d10), depending what size they are (tiny small medium or large) I could go betting that it is possible to destroy a chair with 4 damage shatter, as I would count it as small, and fragileLeather bound books are definately gone in a shatter, imo. Objects do not have separate hardness, but an ac value, depending of the material, cloth and paper are ac 11, wood and bone objects are 15, and adamantine is a whopping 23. [Read More]