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Senator Lindsey Graham speaks to reporters at Capitol Hill, Washington, on March 10. Alex Brandon / The Associated Press Lawyers representing Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said Wednesday she intends to challenge a subpoena that forces her to testify before a grand special jury in Georgia investigating the actions of former President Donald Trump …

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A sailing yacht has been towed to Dartmouth Cove, Nova Scotia, after its German owners died last month in an accident at sea. Karl and Annemarie Frank lived on their yacht CNB 66, Escape, and wrote a blog about their sailing experiences. Last month, the couple picked up two American passengers somewhere in the Caribbean. …

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These have been wild days for NASA’s CAPSTONE mission. Following the successful launch of the lunar satellite from the Rocket Lab site on the Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand, ground control lost contact with the spacecraft shortly after it escaped the gravity of the spacecraft. Land and separated on Monday from its Electron rocket carrier. …

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An Ontario lawyer in the eye of a $ 1 million defamation lawsuit filed by an anti-vaccine nursing group says special interest groups are increasingly using harassing lawsuits as tools that seek to silence critics when it comes to medical misinformation. Paul Champ, an Ottawa-based human rights and labor lawyer, spoke to CBC News about …

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A challenging British Prime Minister Boris Johnson fought to stay in power on Wednesday following the resignation of two prime ministers and a host of younger officials, who said they could no longer serve under his plagued leadership. scandals. Opposition Labor members dragged Johnson with shouts of “Go! Go!” during the weekly Prime Minister’s Questions …

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A Toronto woman who was set on fire last month on a public bus in an alleged hate crime has died from her injuries, according to police. On June 17, a 20-year-old woman traveling to work as a caregiver was sitting on a slow-moving bus at the western end of the city when she was …

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Guitar icon Carlos Santana collapsed on stage during a show in Michigan Tuesday night and was rushed to a hospital, then blamed for the episode on forgetting to eat or drink water. . Santana, 74, was “fine” Wednesday after being moved from his show at Clarkston’s Pine Knob Music Theater, about 64 miles northwest of …

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MONTREAL – In April, Canucks hockey operations president Jim Rutherford said “we’ll know by draft” if they could keep JT Miller in Vancouver in the long run. When we get to round 1 on Thursday night, it looks like the Canucks have their answer. According to sources, the Canucks met with Miller’s field on Tuesday …

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Two McMaster University researchers working on projects addressing pandemic-associated post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among health care workers have received more than $ 4.5 million in Canadian federal funding. Projects include a website with evidence-based resources and a smartphone app that encourages early intervention and peer support. Altogether, the projects are expected to reach more than …

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The physics lab that hosts the world’s largest atomic breaker has announced the observation of three new “exotic particles” never seen before, which could provide clues as to the force that binds subatomic particles together. The research collaboration, called the Large Hadron Collider (LHCb) experiment, located at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland, has observed a new …

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