These 7 symptoms best predict a novel coronavirus infection, epidemiologists say A team of epidemiologists in the U.K. has determined that a set of seven symptoms, when expressed together, best predict SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in the community. The study, published Tuesday in peer-reviewed journal PLOS Medicine, reports that the symptoms of loss or change of smell, loss or change of taste, fever, new persistent cough, chills, appetite loss, and muscle aches can be used to maximize the detection of COVID-19. However, the study notes that not all of these symptoms are used in the U.K. to determine eligibility for PCR testing. To decide who should be tested in Canada, health care professionals assess people based on their symptoms (mild or severe), underlying medical condition or risk of exposure to the virus. "In order to improve PCR positivity detection rates and consequently improve control of viral transmission via isolation measures, we would propose to extend the list of symptoms used for triage to all seven symptoms we identified," the authors wrote. The authors noted that "rapid detection" of coronavirus infection in the community is key to controlling transmission. When testing capacity is limited, the study says that tests should be used in the "most efficient way possible," including using the "most informative" symptoms for determining who to test. The study, conducted by researchers from Imperial College London, looked at positive throat and nose swab tests from 1,147,345 volunteers in England aged five and older. According to the study, the data was collected over eight testing rounds conducted between June 2020 and January 2021 as part of REal-time Assessment of Community Transmission, a series of studies using home testing to improve understanding of how COVID-19 is progressing across England. The participants were asked about their symptoms in the week prior to testing. From this, the researchers determined the seven symptoms that can jointly predict COVID-19 positivity. The study found that testing people in the community with at least one of the seven symptoms gave sensitivity, specificity, and positive predictive values of 74 per cent, 64 per cent, and 9.7 per cent, respectively. Modelling conducted by the researchers suggests that using all seven symptoms to determine PCR test allocation would result in 30 to 40 per cent of symptomatic individuals in England being eligible for a test, compaired to 10 per cent currently. In addition, the study reported that if all those deemed eligible were tested, this would result in the detection of 70 to 75 per cent of positive cases. Study author and University College London professor Paul Elliot said there is a need for "clear testing criteria" given that signs of COVID-19 infection include symptoms that are commonly found in other illnesses, such as influenza. "These findings suggest many people with COVID-19 won't be getting tested -- and therefore won't be self-isolating -- because their symptoms don't match those used in current public health guidance to help identify infected people," Elliot said in a press release. "I hope that our findings on the most informative symptoms mean that the testing program can take advantage of the available evidence, helping to optimise the detection of infected people," he added. 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These Redding apartments are poised to get new owner and a major renovation Heritage Plaza, a 180-unit low-income apartment complex in Redding, will receive extensive renovations as part of long-term financing plan approved this month by the California Housing Finance Agency. One of the project's developers — American Real Estate Ventures, Inc. of San Francisco — is in the process of buying of the complex, which had a half-dozen other bidders, Bob Lawler, the company's president, told the CalHFA board during a meeting on Jan. 10. Renovations on the 51-year-old complex on Benton Drive are anticipated to be completed in 2020. Asked about the Carr Fire's impact on the cost of the upcoming renovation, Lawler said, "I'm not sure whether that will impact my costs. I imagine that it will." Costs of building materials and labor are expected to rise region-wide due to numerous wildfires last year. CalHFA expects to issue conduit bonds in the amount of $11.87 million. Conduit bonds are municipal bonds sold by a governmental entity to make proceeds available to a private entity that supports a public purpose, including affordable housing. Precision General Contracting is the contractor for the project, Lawler said. The nonprofit Kingdom Development, Inc. of Riverside, CA is the second developer of the project. The city of Redding is also a partner in the deal and has pledged to provide more than $2 million in financing and other support. Dual-pane windows, repairs to balconies and stairways, new flooring and cabinets and Energy Star appliances are among the upgrades expected to be added to the units, which have from one to three bedrooms. Tenants will mostly remain in place as crews renovate three to four apartment units each day. The popular property has only three vacant units, which translates to a vacancy rate of less than 2 percent. Heritage Plaza residents will have to leave their apartments "all day long during regular business hours" while renovations take place, Lawler said. Residents will be invited to "hang out" in the property's Wi-Fi and TV-equipped clubhouse, Lawler said, and will be provided vouchers to local restaurants during the time that their apartments and kitchens are being worked on. People can head back to their apartments at the end of the day during the renovation period, which is expected to last four or five days for each unit. The temporary daily displacement during the renovation will be an "inconvenience for the tenants," Lawler said. "But then, at the end of that period, they'll be able to move back into a fresh, clean apartment." A series of meetings with tenants will be held to lay out the staggered renovation schedule and other plans, he said. Built in 1968 and expanded in 1972, the development at Heritage Plaza will receive a permanent loan and a subordinate gap loan from CalHFA to take out the short-term acquisition and rehabilitation loan from Citibank. A community garden now on the property will be enhanced as part of the improvements to the complex. Heritage Plaza is reserved for low-income families, with 56 apartments for residents earning less than $30,700 per year and the remainder for those under $36,800. “With our state in a housing crisis, it is important not only to use our state housing resources to create new units, but also to make sure the housing that has already been built remains safe and affordable,” CalHFA executive eirector Tia Boatman Patterson said in a statement. “Heritage Plaza has successfully provided affordable housing to hundreds of Redding residents for nearly 40 years and we are excited to help that continue for many years to come," HOUSING FOR FOSTER CARE YOUTH: Green light for Hill Country's 'Center of Hope' wellness campus & youth housing in Redding VOTERS SPEAK: Housing woes spark ballot propositions that could bring affordable housing

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The small businesses from Detroit, Hamtramck and Highland Park that won a total of $300,000 from the New Economy Initiative range from a Muslim funeral service company to a vegan soul restaurant. NEI announced today the winners of $10,000 each in the second annual NEIdeas: Rewarding Ideas for Business Growth. Of the 2015 NEIdeas $10,000 winners, 68 percent are minority-owned and 71 percent are women-owned businesses, NEI said. The winning businesses will receive their awards tonight at a private event at the Gem Theatre in Detroit. The NEI program started in May 2014 and operates in partnership with the Detroit Economic Growth Corp. The two-tiered challenge offers a total of $500,000 in cash rewards and was open to small businesses at least 3 years old. The two $100,000 challenge winners will be announced in December. “We were thrilled to see the diverse range of ideas and businesses that came from this year’s NEIdeas applicants and can’t wait to see their businesses grow and the ripple effect it will have on Detroit neighborhoods and economy,” David Egner, NEI executive director, said in a news release. NEI chose the $10,000 challenge winners from more than 500 applicants. The winners are: - Anew Life Prosthetics and Orthotics – custom prosthetics and orthotics, Detroit - Astro Coffee LLC – coffee shop, Detroit - Benkari LLC – plumbing contractor, Detroit - Black Pride Beauty – hair weave and extensions manufacturer, Detroit - Blessed and Highly Favored Juice Bar – specialty beverage shop, Detroit - Brooklynn Brownies with Love – bakery, Detroit - Building Hugger – design-build contracting firm, Detroit - Cyberoptix – custom silkscreened clothing, Detroit - AC Marketing (dba Crescent PreNeed Funeral Services) – Muslim funeral services, Detroit - Detroit Denim Co. - men’s clothing manufacturer, Detroit - Detroit Farm and Garden - landscape retail facility, Detroit - Detroit Vegan Soul – restaurant, Detroit - Fill Good Dental Center – dental practice, Detroit - Goodwells Natural Foods Market – organic food market, Detroit - Guerrilla Food – catering and pop-up food business, Detroit - JP's Hand Car Wash and Detailing Center – auto wash and detail shop, Detroit - Livingston Family Dentistry – dental practice, Highland Park - Motor City Popcorn – gourmet popcorn, Detroit - Ocelot Print Shop – community screen print shop, Detroit - Pot & Box – floral design and décor, Hamtramck - Prop Art Studio – industrial/commercial art studio, Detroit - Sha-Sha's Kiddy Korner – child care, Detroit - Singing Tree Garden – urban farm and tree care, Detroit - Tamaleria Nuevo Leon – handmade tamales, Detroit - Textures by Nefertiti – full service salon, Detroit - The Hub of Detroit – bike repair shop, Detroit - The Kid Network Daycare, LLC – child care and development facility, Detroit - The Social Club Grooming Co. – barbershop and community space, Detroit - White One Auto – automotive service, Detroit The 30th business has not yet been chosen and will be named in the near future, NEI said. Read more about the winners at neideasdetroit.org/2015-10k-winners.

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Those include an $875,000 grant to the Auto Harvest Foundation, a TechTown-based nonprofit that provides an online meeting place for automakers and auto suppliers, advanced manufacturers and national labs to license or find intellectual property. It also includes helping oversee two $5 million grants for Invest Detroit, a nonprofit created by Business Leaders for Michigan that manages $110 million in funds and tax credits to support business expansion and real estate development. The first grant was in 2010 to create the First Step Fund, which invests $50,000 in early stage startups, and another $5 million for the Detroit Innovate Fund, another early-stage fund launched in 2013 that also raises money from other sources to make larger investments in area tech companies. Lewis was at Detroit-based DTE Energy Corp. for 15 years in a variety of roles. She joined NextEnergy as senior program manager in 2007, then was a consultant in 2010-2011 for the Kansas City-based Kauffman Foundation, which led an NEI-funded program to create hundreds of small businesses through training programs at TechTown. When the Kauffman Foundation program wound down, Lewis joined the NEI. Connection to know: The managing director of the First Step and Detroit Innovate funds is Patti Glaza.

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Threat of Russian invasion in Canada's North 'very low' but that could change: Defence chief Canada’s chief of the defence staff Gen. Wayne Eyre says while the threat of a Russian invasion in Canada’s North is “very low” that might change in the decades to come. Speaking at a defence conference in Ottawa, Eyre was asked about the likelihood of “little green men” showing up on a northern island, planting a flag, and claiming the territory as their own, as Russia did in Crimea. “Let me start off by saying the threat of that right now is very low. That’s not to say it wouldn’t change in the decades in[to] the future. We don’t know,” he said. Pressure is mounting on the federal government to formulate an Arctic strategy and make building up military force in the North a priority, since Russia’s unprovoked incursion of Ukraine. It’s a key objective of Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly’s mandate letter, set out by the prime minister, to work with the minister of defence and the minister of northern affairs to “defend Arctic sovereignty.” The Arctic has become the site of geopolitical competition between the countries that form the Arctic Council, which outside of Canada and Russia, includes the U.S., Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. Global warming has made the region more accessible, raising interest in the regions natural resources, its boundaries, and strategic position. The prime minister’s national security and intelligence adviser raised this concern earlier in the day at the same conference. “As the Arctic continue continues to open due to climate change, Canada will face challenges to our sovereignty and amplify concerns related to our continental defense and our ability to effectively operate and compete in this environment,” Jody Thomas said. Due to this, Thomas added that NORAD activities are critical. Last week, the Arctic Council – absent Russia – released a statement condemning the attacks in Ukraine and announcing a pause in participation of all meetings. Eyre said as a form of deterrence, Canada must “project force” throughout its far-reaching land. “One of the expressions of sovereignty is being able to project force to the extremities of your country. So if we have the ability to project force, to the extremities of our country – demonstrable capability – and exercise that on a regular basis, that has deterrence of its own and it changes the decision calculus of anyone who may try to put ‘little green men’ on one of our islands up there,” he said. The defence chief said equally as important is ensuring that Canada’s military is prepared to operate tactically there, survive and sustain itself, and “address” Russian personnel if need be. With a file from AFP. 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Three wins stare at Florida Atlantic and coach Charlie Partridge. It is a familiar sight for the Owls, who finished 3-9 the first two seasons under Partridge, and a fate they can avoid entering the season's final two games. A fourth win this year would be a welcome sign for a program that endured a seven-game losing streak earlier this season. It would quell the calls for Partridge's job even more than recent wins over Rice and UTEP have. It would give the Owls momentum — either real or imagined — heading into the offseason. With a win over Old Dominion on Saturday, the Owls will eclipse the three-win mark and extend their current winning streak to three games. Last week's game represented the first time under Partridge that FAU won consecutive games in the same season. But the program's progress won't be on the Owls' minds when it welcomes the Monarchs to FAU Stadium at 6 p.m. "We're focusing on the win, of course, but not really in the aspect of comparing it to last year," receiver Nate Terry said. A different aura surrounds the Owls (3-7, 2-4 Conference USA) now. They injected confidence with a 17-point win over Rice, then expanded it by erasing an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit against UTEP. Partridge said he's noticed a maturation among the players. Players said they've noticed a greater sense of understanding their objectives. "To lose seven games and to come back and win two in a row, I don't think a lot of teams could do that," defensive end Trey Hendrickson said. The new attitude wasn't present when FAU lost four games by a combined 17 points, nor was it during blowouts to Kansas State and Western Kentucky. But as it's arrived, so too have wins. "We're putting in the work," safety Richie Kittles said. "We understand it. We lost games, but losing those four games really showed us what we can do, what we got to do, how we got to finish. We practice with better habits… We just do everything the way we're supposed to do it now." Old Dominion (7-3, 5-1) enters Boca Raton with unfinished business. It will try to avenge last year's 33-31 loss to FAU that denied it bowl eligibility while also remaining in the hunt for the Conference USA East division title. For the Monarchs, the loss to FAU was so devastating that they changed their locker room security code to "3133," according to The Virginian-Pilot, as a reminder of the game. This season, they secured bowl eligibility by winning six of their last seven games. Old Dominion's only conference loss came in a 35-point setback to Western Kentucky, and the Monarchs are coming off a 16-point victory over Southern Miss in which they forced five turnovers. "We think about how we beat them last year, but it just comes down to game-planning like it's any other team," linebacker Jacob Douglas said. The two consecutive wins have dangled a carrot in front of the Owls, offering a victory and celebratory locker room as a reward for proper preparation and execution. The feeling has become addicting. "It felt so good that we got to get another one," Douglas said. "We got that same mentality going into this week. We got to get another win." mdefranks@sunsentinel.com

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Today - Bowden's late TD pass gives Kentucky Belk Bowl win - Trick play, FG send No. 21 Navy past K-State - Arizona St. survives Florida St., secures Sun Bowl win - In pictures: How people are celebrating New Year's around the world - Sponsored: We Found The Best Cards To Pay 0% Interest Washington, DC - Diallo scores 20 to lift Providence past Georgetown 76-60 - Ball, Dropped: Hoyas lose NYE opener at Friars, 76-60 - Curbed DC’s greatest hits - Principal apologizes after African-American students asked by classmates to portray slaves in school assignment - Principal: Slavery lesson involving black students was wrong News - 'Game changer': Dems say bombshell report shows need for witnesses - An Alabama woman texted friends 'I feel in trouble' before she disappeared - People are seeing mysterious swarms of giant drones in the night sky - Today in History: December 31 - Legal experts: Bolton 'must testify' after dismissal of lawsuit Entertainment - Celebrity splits of 2019 - Madonna's romance with her backup dancer heats up - Goldie and Kurt's vacay and more pics of celebs at the beach - 'Bachelor' Peter Weber flirts back with Charlize Theron - Brooke Shields, 54, stuns in bikini — See the pic Sports - The Best Sports Photos of 2019 - Track live: Get updates from bowl games - Watch: ASU's Edwards showered in Frosted Flakes after bowl win - Power ranking the 12 NFL playoff teams - Dorsey out as Browns' GM in continued shake-up Year in Review - What celebrities looked like without makeup this year - The most surprising celebrity hair transformations of 2019 - Ashley Graham’s best looks of 2019 will blow your mind - 21 of the most baffling outfits celebrities wore in 2019 - Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's cutest couple moments of 2019 Money - Google veterans: Company has become 'unrecognizable' - In this year's market, you couldn't lose money if you tried - USPS could privatize as early as next year - The biggest billionaire controversies of the 2010s - Stocks cap 2019 with their strongest gains in 6 years Lifestyle - Princess Charlene of Monaco has the most daring style of all the royals - Gorgeous gray hairstyles anyone can pull off - I ignored warnings not to marry my husband. Then the women started calling. - 23 dogs that won't make you sneeze - 10 trendy hair colors you'll be seeing everywhere in 2020 Autos - Here’s why there are seven ‘missing’ McLaren F1s - Research the latest models from Chevrolet on MSN Autos - Win a 1,000+hp 2019 Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye Widebody - Could this be the Ford baby Bronco’s grille? - Quad-engine Showboat dragster replica looks ready for all-wheel-drive burnouts Health & Fitness - If you want to lose belly fat in 2 months, you need to do these 8 things - Signs you could have high-functioning depression - Leanna's weight-loss journey started out with workouts in her garage - Things sex therapists wish you knew - Over 50? You need to be doing these 5 exercises at least once a week Food & Drink Travel - 17 ways flying has changed over the last decade - Hottest destinations billionaires couldn't get enough of in 2019 - The Best Things to Do in New England This Winter - 10 resolutions for an epic new year of travel - 14 travel destinations to avoid in 2020 Video - Pope reacts angrily as woman grabs his arm - 2009 vs 2019: What's Changed From YouTube to iPhones - Mysterious 'Marree Man' image captured from space - Remembering the celebrities we lost in 2019 - Pets left alone cause havoc in the home

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Today - Dodd under fire for posing with Trump family at wedding - Jordyn Woods says she’s found her 'true worth' - Matt Lauer reportedly dating friend Abas - New Year’s resolutions for those over 40 - Sponsored: Ring In The New Year With 0% Interest Until Nearly 2022 Washington, DC - Colgate looks to extend streak vs American - New Year's Day Open Thread - Curbed DC’s greatest hits - Here are our most-read political stories of 2019 - Diallo scores 20 to lift Providence past Georgetown 76-60 News - Iran's Khamenei condemns US 'malice' over Iraq strikes - Today in History: January 1 - Extraordinary purple ‘mother of pearl’ clouds illuminate the Arctic - Manhunt underway for Baton Rouge killer possibly targeting homeless - Police chief delivers Amazon packages left in middle of street Entertainment - What's hitting Netflix in the new year - The best and worst dressed celebrities of the year - Jessica Simpson shops in Aspen, plus more celeb pics - Goldie and Kurt's vacay and more pics of celebs at the beach - Golden Globe nominees in their earliest roles Sports - Sports storylines to follow in 2020 - Watch live: Brighton, Chelsea battle in Premier League - Orgeron has hilariously realistic take on his New Year's resolution - Report: Browns request permission to interview Chiefs' Bieniemy - Former Saints DE Charleston seriously injured in motorcycle accident Year in Review - What celebrities looked like without makeup this year - The most surprising celebrity hair transformations of 2019 - Ashley Graham’s best looks of 2019 will blow your mind - 21 of the most baffling outfits celebrities wore in 2019 - Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's cutest couple moments of 2019 Money - How to survive the coming retirement crisis - California wanted to protect Uber drivers. Now it may hurt freelancers - 2 years after Trump tax cuts, the middle class is lagging - Here's what to do with those gifts you don't want - The formula for paying no federal income taxes on $100,000 Lifestyle - Princess Charlene of Monaco has the most daring style of all the royals - What will 2020 be like for your zodiac sign? - Gorgeous gray hairstyles anyone can pull off - 100 things turning 100 in 2020 - 2020 fashion trends that'll have you saying, 'Yes!' Autos - Mustang SSP: The car that put a (temporary) end to outrunning the cops - 2020 Genesis GV80 SUV makes stylish New Year’s Eve entrance - The quickest production cars MotorTrend tested in 2019 - Research the Chevrolet Equinox on MSN Autos - Could this be the Ford baby Bronco’s grille? Health & Fitness - If you want to lose belly fat in 2 months, you need to do these 8 things - Signs you could have high-functioning depression - Leanna's weight-loss journey started out with workouts in her garage - Things sex therapists wish you knew - Subtle signs you may have clogged arteries Food & Drink - The biggest fast-food menu flops of the last decade - The 10 commandments of baking chicken - Speedy weeknight meals to keep in your dinner rotation - 20 microwave recipe hacks you need to know - America's 50 best steakhouses Travel - 14 travel destinations to avoid in 2020 - 17 ways flying has changed over the last decade - 50 trips you need to take in Europe in your lifetime - 25 most luxurious first-class amenities - Behind-the-scene secrets of Carnival Cruises Video - World rings in 2020 with beautiful fireworks - Snow blankets the Great Wall of China - NASA lander finds origin of massive marsquakes - Labrador's first howl sounds like a cow - Stingrays leap out of water in Mazatlan

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Today - Firings at Trump Property Cap Year of Purging Undocumented Workers - Trump threatens Iran with 'big price' after embassy attack - Kim warns of new strategic weapon - Winter storm train to hammer northwestern US - Sponsored: Ring In The New Year With 0% Interest Until Nearly 2022 Washington, DC - Colgate looks to extend streak vs American - New Year’s Day Freedom Kicks - Curbed DC’s greatest hits - Here are our most-read political stories of 2019 - Diallo scores 20 to lift Providence past Georgetown 76-60 News - Iran's Khamenei condemns US 'malice' over Iraq strikes - Boat slams into Florida jetty, sending 4 to the hospital - Extraordinary purple ‘mother of pearl’ clouds illuminate the Arctic - Manhunt underway for Baton Rouge killer possibly targeting homeless - Police chief delivers Amazon packages left in middle of street Entertainment - Celebrity splits of 2019 - Your favorite stars with and without makeup - Goldie and Kurt's vacay and more pics of celebs at the beach - Erin Foster marries Simon Tikhman in Nashville - Brooke Shields, 54, stuns in bikini — See the pic Sports - Sports storylines to follow in 2020 - Orgeron has hilariously realistic take on his New Year's resolution - Report: Browns request permission to interview Chiefs' Bieniemy - Ehlinger leads Texas' Alamo Bowl romp over Utah - DT Harrison sets record straight for 'scum' writers Year in Review - What celebrities looked like without makeup this year - The most surprising celebrity hair transformations of 2019 - Ashley Graham’s best looks of 2019 will blow your mind - 21 of the most baffling outfits celebrities wore in 2019 - Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's cutest couple moments of 2019 Money - Kiss them goodbye: Hershey is retiring fleet of Kissmobiles - US holiday returns surge with booming e-commerce - The biggest billionaire controversies of the 2010s - Google veterans: Company has become 'unrecognizable' - In this year's market, you couldn't lose money if you tried Lifestyle - Princess Charlene of Monaco has the most daring style of all the royals - What will 2020 be like for your zodiac sign? - Gorgeous gray hairstyles anyone can pull off - I ignored warnings not to marry my husband. Then the women started calling. - 2020 fashion trends that'll have you saying, 'Yes!' Autos - This DeLorean barn find finally sees daylight after 32 years - Could this be the Ford baby Bronco’s grille? - These 10 epic vehicle debuts from 2019 rocked our world - Research the latest models from Chevrolet on MSN Autos - Grace your garage with this wild ZR1-powered one-off Bertone supercar Health & Fitness - If you want to lose belly fat in 2 months, you need to do these 8 things - Signs you could have high-functioning depression - Leanna's weight-loss journey started out with workouts in her garage - Things sex therapists wish you knew - Subtle signs you may have clogged arteries Food & Drink - The biggest fast-food menu flops of the last decade - The 10 commandments of baking chicken - Speedy weeknight meals to keep in your dinner rotation - 20 microwave recipe hacks you need to know - America's 50 best steakhouses Travel - 14 travel destinations to avoid in 2020 - 17 ways flying has changed over the last decade - 50 trips you need to take in Europe in your lifetime - 25 most luxurious first-class amenities - Behind-the-scene secrets of Carnival Cruises Video - World rings in 2020 with beautiful fireworks - Snow blankets the Great Wall of China - NASA lander finds origin of massive marsquakes - Labrador's first howl sounds like a cow - Stingrays leap out of water in Mazatlan

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Today - Gaza violence: Israeli police storm Jerusalem holy site after rock-throwing - Airplane passenger punched by Mike Tyson was once listed as having 'habitual felony offender status' - Florida releases 4 examples of CRT textbook content rejected for public schools - New Audio: McCarthy Said Trump Acknowledged ‘Some Responsibility’ for Jan. 6 - Putin's Rumored Mistress Seen in Public for First Time Since War Began Harrisburg / Lanc / Leb / York, PA - Carlisle man will serve more than 13 years in prison for drug trafficking, firearms offenses - Nearly 3.5 million chickens in Lancaster County killed because of avian flu - 3-star Philadelphia edge rusher commits to Penn State in Class of 2023 - Largest automotive flea market in the world is back in Carlisle - Police release names of six people killed in I-81 snow quall pileup in Pennsylvania Entertainment - 20 songs that should have won a Grammy - 'Downton Abbey' star rocks a heinous coat, plus more fashion hits and misses from April 2022 - Vanessa Williams Says Her POTUS Costumes Feature 'Nods' to First Ladies She's Met Over the Years - Ashley Hebert and Yanni Georgoulakis’ Relationship Timeline - This is the best superhero TV show of all time, according to data Money - Here are the stocks that analysts think will increase in value over the year - USPS Is Making These Major Changes to Delivery Service, Effective May 1 - U.S. Fast-Tracked ‘Phoenix Ghost’ Drone Being Sent to Ukraine - Plunge in China’s Markets Intensifies as Yuan Hits One-Year Low - Home Improvements That Are Not Legal To Do Yourself Sports - IndyCar, Indianapolis 500 announce plans to go green - Rapoport details when Deebo Samuel trade offers will likely escalate - SEC spring football power rankings: Alabama, Georgia tops again; middle hard to predict - Buccaneers sign Deadrin Senat - GM Andrew Berry: Browns 'were transparent' with representatives for Baker Mayfield Esports - Pound 2022 - FIFA 22: How to complete UEFA Road to the Final Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain SBC – Requirements and solutions - New run-boost molotov on Overpass lets CTs block off T spawn - When Does FIFA 22 Team of the Season Voting End? - Xzi returns from retirement, joins Florida Mayhem for 2022 Overwatch League season Shopping - 40 Garage Sale Finds That Could Secretly Be Worth a Ton - RS Recommends: The Best Mattress Protectors for Every Type of Mattress - Viola Davis' Riveting Memoir Is Oprah's Latest Book Club Pick — & It's Less Than $20 On Amazon - Finally, Stylish Storage Bins You Can Fit Under the Bed - Top 15 Friday Amazon Deals: $239 Apple Watch, $49 Hamilton Beach Air Purifier, $125 Smart Deadbolt Lock Lifestyle - It's Time to Upgrade Your Sleep with These Discounted Sheets, Comforters and More - Zendaya Appears to Have Cut Off Her Hair Again - FYI: Amazon Has Some of the Best Outdoor Decor Items for the Backyard of Your Dreams - SELF Editors’ Honest Thoughts on the Outdoor Voices Exercise Dress - Don’t Walk on By These Women’s Shoes Made for Strolling News - House GOP member 1st lawmaker to publicly testify about Capitol riot - Calif. 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