AL Nitrogen Execution Scheduled for Today

Published: Thu, 01/25/24


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AL Nitrogen Execution Scheduled for Today

AL.com

The Supreme Court has refused to stop Alabama's execution of Kenneth Smith, scheduled for Thursday using nitrogen gas, despite his appeal and protests against this untested method.

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Harbaugh Headed Back to NFL

Los Angeles Chargers

Jim Harbaugh, with a successful coaching and playing history, including leading Michigan to a national championship, has been named the new head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers.

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28% Are Now Religious "Nones"

Pew Research Center

About 28% of U.S. adults are "nones," generally believing in a higher power, holding mixed views on religion and science, and varying in civic engagement between atheists and agnostics.

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Jon Stewart Returns to 'The Daily Show'

Variety

Jon Stewart returns to host "The Daily Show" on Mondays and serve as executive producer during the 2024 election cycle, after Comedy Central's unsuccessful search for a new host.

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Barr: Conspiracy Against No Labels

The Wall Street Journal

No Labels alleges a coordinated campaign by left-wing organizations to prevent its ballot access and damage its reputation, potentially violating laws and threatening American democracy.

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AI Robocall Just Tip of the Iceberg

The Hill

A fake Biden robocall demonstrates the escalating risk of AI in spreading election misinformation, underscoring the need for regulatory measures to protect election integrity and voter trust.

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Human "Wind" Grounds Flight

People

An American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Austin was delayed and returned to the gate after a passenger loudly passed gas and made offensive remarks, leading to their removal from the plane.

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Raped and Pregnant in Abortion Ban State?

NPR

Researchers estimate that 64,565 pregnancies resulting from rape have occurred in the 14 states with abortion bans, highlighting the impact on survivors who lack access to abortion services.

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Study: RTO Mandates Don't Work

Inc.

A study from the Katz Graduate School of Business suggests return-to-office mandates don't improve financial performance or firm values and may negatively impact employee satisfaction.

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Balz: Trump Challenges Lie Ahead

The Washington Post

Donald Trump's victory in the New Hampshire primary and the Iowa caucuses potentially sets him up for a high-stakes rematch with President Biden in the upcoming general election.

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Some Salt for Your Tea?

Daily Express

Michelle Francl, a chemistry professor, offended many Brits with her research suggesting methods like preheating the mug, warming milk, and adding salt to improve tea quality and experience.

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Solicitor General Stays Mum

Politico

The U.S. Solicitor General remains silent on Trump's eligibility case before the Supreme Court, reflecting the case's political sensitivities and potential implications beyond Trump. 

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AZ GOP Chair Resigns After Bribery Claims

NBC News

Jeff DeWit, Arizona GOP chair, resigned after an audiotape surfaced offering Kari Lake job opportunities to pause her political career, leading to bribery allegations and a threat of more recordings.

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Trump Struggles With Independents

Axios

Trump's narrow win in New Hampshire, with Haley's strong independent support and his challenges with moderate voters, signals potential difficulties in expanding his base for the general election.

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The SI Cover: A Faded Canvas

DNYUZ

The influence of the Sports Illustrated cover, once a defining force in sports journalism, has faded due to factors like cable sports growth, the internet, and internal struggles at the magazine.

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Ohio Bans Gender Care & Trans Athletes

WLWT 5

Ohio Senate lawmakers overrode Governor DeWine's veto to pass a bill banning gender-affirming care for minors and restricting transgender athletes from participating in women's sports.

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Tallest U.S. Building... In Oklahoma?

Oklahoma City Free Press

The Boardwalk at Bricktown development in Oklahoma City will include three 345-foot towers and a "supertall" 1,907-foot Legends Tower, commemorating the year Oklahoma joined the Union.

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Hockey Rocked by Sexual Assault Case

Associated Press

Five players from Canada's 2018 world junior team have taken leave from their clubs amid reports they are to face sexual assault charges, with the NHL responding cautiously.

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Editorial: Don't Let Taylor Be Lennon

New York Post

Despite her success and influence, Taylor Swift's ongoing stalker issue in New York highlights the need for better protection as it echoes concerns similar to the tragedy of John Lennon.

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Souring on Self Checkout

CNN

A Drexel University study reveals regular checkouts with human cashiers increase customer loyalty more than self-checkout, leading some retailers to reconsider their self-checkout operations.

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Poll: Over 25% Gen Z Identify as Queer

For the Left

Over 25% of Gen Z, born between 1997 and 2012, identify as LGBTQ, a notably higher percentage than older generations, with many also identifying as liberal and less religious. 

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NJ Rules Against Casino in COVID Case

For the Right

The New Jersey Supreme Court agreed to hear Ocean Casino Resort's claims against insurers denying payouts for lack of direct physical loss, aiming to resolve the legal definition of loss. 

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