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American Airlines extends suspension of alcohol services following Southwest flight attendant assault

American Airlines has joined Southwest Airlines in suspending alcohol services on flights, the airline said Saturday. The decision follows a recent assault of a Southwest flight attendant that resulted in a serious injury. “Flight attendants are on the front lines every day not only ensuring our customers’ safety, but are also calming fears, answering questions,

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Headstones damaged at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery immortalized by Washington Irving’s literary classic

Click here for updates on this story     SLEEPY HOLLOW, New York (WCBS) — There is worry at a church cemetery made famous by “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.” The pastor says someone has done subtle-but-significant damage to historic headstones, CBS2’s Tony Aiello reported Thursday. In Sleepy Hollow, there’s no escaping the legend of the Headless

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Officers save 1-month-old girl

Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WBZ) — One-month-old Maddison, sleeping peacefully now, gave her Brockton mother the scare of her life on Tuesday. “I just gave birth to this little one and I feel so connected to her. At one point before they arrived I seriously thought I was going to lose

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Employers can legally offer incentives to employees to get vaccinated

Employers can offer incentives to employees to get vaccinated for Covid-19, according to new guidance from the federal Equal Opportunity Employment Commission. Companies administering vaccines to employees also may offer incentives as long as the incentives are not “coercive,” the EEOC said. In December the EEOC said that companies can legally mandate that all employees

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Education Department rescinds Trump-era policy restricting state oversight of student loan servicing companies and debt collectors

The Department of Education under the Biden administration is rescinding a Trump-era policy that restricted states’ access to records and information in policing student loan servicing companies. Richard Cordray, the head of the Federal Student Aid office, announced new guidance Friday that he argued would “make it easier” for state attorneys general and regulators to

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U.S. researchers find drug blocks severe COVID-19 symptoms in mice, including variants

Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — U.S. researchers have discovered a drug that could potentially be a game-changing tool in treating COVID-19 patients, including variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Researchers affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania have found that the drug diABZI was highly effective at preventing severe COVID-19

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Local Rabbi reacts to viral post

Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — A Nashville controversy brews on social media as a picture goes viral across the country. A hat shop just south of downtown is selling “yellow badges” that say “not vaccinated.” Many Jews were forced to wear similar badges in German-occupied areas during World War

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