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... make a really great NewsHour story. And luckily for us, NewsHour agreed. Within a few days, we were off to New York and Connecticut to interview anthropologist Victoria Sanford, mapping expert Russell Schimmer, and filmmaker Pamela Yates, who famously interviewed Ríos Montt in 1982. That interview was introduced as evidence ...
... The initial prognosis was grim. Doctors said Everett was paralyzed from the shoulders down. Dr. Andrew Cappuccino operated on the athlete.DR. ANDREW CAPPUCCINO, Buffalo Bills Orthopedic Surgeon: I told Kevin that the chances for a full neurologic recovery were bleak, dismal. With my clinical examination, prior to surgical intervention ...
... the ice at the end of their performance is such a privilege, and I definitely want them to feel their feelings,″ Cowan said in an interview before the pairs short program on Sunday. “The ice is a sacred place for a skater.” At no moment during these Games were the ...
... that this year's setup included a reading nook and exhibits on space travel and dinosaur fossils. The first couple also sat Monday for an interview with NBC's “Today” and said that Easter for them on Sunday featuring putting some dollar bills in some plastic easter eggs and holding ...
... law wouldn’t prevent students who identify as female or transgender males from playing on boys sports teams. Holcomb said in his veto message the bill presumed “there is an existing problem in K-12 sports in Indiana that requires further state government intervention” but that he found no evidence ...
... Oregon. It follows President Trump accusing the cities' Democratic mayors of allowing anarchy and violence in anti-racist protests. But, in New York today, Mayor Bill de Blasio dismissed the threat. Bill de Blasio: This is just another one of President Trump's games. It's thoroughly political. It's ...
... 94% of the jobs that vanished last month as the U.S. economy plunged into recession. It is sure to claim many more. In an interview Monday on CNBC, former Fed Chair Janet Yellen predicted that unemployment rates could climb to Great Depression levels. But because the economy was in ...
... selling of pills on the black market. “I have to know the medicine is safe and you’re taking it,” Kroll, 46, said in an interview. Kroll said that several states in which CPS is active have high rates of opioid use, which requires more urine testing. Kaiser Health News ...
... had an orthopedic procedure. Avoid $300 bills for slings you could buy for $10 at a pharmacy, $1,000 knee braces, and $2,500 wheelchairs, all billed to insurance and cluttering up your front closet. For more on the topic, watch economics correspondent Paul Solman’s full interview with Rosenthal.
... up at bat when the umpire called her out. McRedmond turned around and told the ump that she was wrong, that she had hit the ball. Kristen’s mother, Rita McRedmond, laughed as she recalled the story so many years later. “She didn’t hit the ball, but that was ...
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