Wrestling superstar Hulk Hogan has reportedly lost feeling in his lower body following back surgery – but can still use a cane to walk around. Mr Hogan, 69, who is legally named Terry Gene Bollea, underwent an unknown procedure where nerves were removed from his back. Further details of the surgery have not been shared, and …
The North Dakota House on Monday approved a bill that would require school districts to show a video on fetal development as part of life science curriculums. The bill, which now goes to the Senate, passed by a 60-34 vote. It does not specify which grade levels would see the films, the Bismarck Tribune reported. …
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By Helen Briggs Environment correspondent Everyone will live within 15 minutes’ walk of a green space or water under new government plans to restore nature. Habitat for wildlife will be expanded and there will be 25 new or enlarged national nature reserves. More money will go to protecting rare wildlife, such as hedgehogs and red …
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Former President Donald Trump is suing longtime journalist Bob Woodward over publication of his Trump Tapes audiobook – claiming he has copyright ownership and asking Woodward and Simon & Shuster to fork over $49 million in damages. Trump, who can be heard on the tapes calling Woodward ‘a great historian’ and ‘the great Bob Woodward’ in …
Doctors demand end to COVID-related mandates Dr. Meryl Nass and Children’s Health Defense Organizer Michael Kane joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss why they decided to author a letter demanding an end to the mandates. President Biden told Congress on Monday that his administration will end twin emergencies related to the COVID-19 pandemic on …
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Ralph Avila, an influential former Dodgers executive and scout who led the organization’s efforts to develop players in Latin America, particularly in the Dominican Republic, during his tenure from 1970 to 1999, died Monday at 92. Avila’s son, baseball executive Al Avila, told ESPN Deportes that his father died at his home in Miami from …
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When Nicolas Batum mentioned to Clippers teammates last week that he believed they were about to start a five-game winning streak, his reasoning for choosing such a precise number was simple to deduce. The sixth game in that stretch? It was scheduled to land Sunday, the very next night after Game No. 5. And as …
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A damning official report today lays bare the struggles patients face accessing the NHS – with one in four unable to see a GP and one in five waiting for care. The delays are leaving many in crippling pain, destroying relationships and forcing some to quit work, warns the Office for National Statistics. Britons also …
Kentucky is lagging behind in the “competition for talent” to lead its classrooms, Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday in pushing for higher teacher pay as a way to overcome a shortage of educators. He cited grim statistics in making his case for a 5% pay raise for teachers and other public school employees. Kentucky has …
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