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Here is the list of NYC events honoring the 20th anniversary of 9/11

Saturday will mark the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the Twin Towers, meaning New York City will be home to beefed up security, lit landmarks and several commemorations. The solemn day will begin Saturday about 8:30 a.m. at Ground Zero, where President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will be at Ground…
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Missing vet’s body was found in stairwell of VA facility a month after he disappeared

The decaying body of an Army veteran went undiscovered at a Massachusetts facility for a month — because no one bothered to look in an emergency exit stairwell, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs. A 45-page report released Thursday detailed the disappearance and death of Timothy White, 62, whose “significantly decayed” corpse was discovered in June…
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Anthony David and Algebra Blessett

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Blind Pittie Puppy Makes His Cat Brother And Family Whole Again

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Steve Checking in on Blue’s Clues Friends for 25th Anniversary Has Twitter in Tears

OG host Steve Burns talking directly to all his now-adult “friends” again after all these years may just be the most wholesome thing on the internet — we’re not crying! For an entire generation of fans, Steve and Blue were two of their best friends in the whole wide world, and they’d all come together…
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Biden mandates COVID shots for all federal workers, many businesses

Telling unvaccinated Americans, “Your refusal has cost us all,” President Biden on Thursday mandated that two-thirds of all US workers get COVID-19 shots, with far-reaching new rules for businesses and federal workers as cases surge. Saying the “Delta variant” is fueling a “pandemic of the unvaccinated,” Biden called for businesses with 100 or more employees to compel workers to either get vaccinated…
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NYC cabbie, 21, hit by stray bullet during Harlem shootout dies

A New York City cabbie has died just three days after he was struck in the head by a stray bullet allegedly fired by a 15-year-old during a Harlem shootout. Kuldip Singh, 21, died Tuesday at Mount Sinai Morningside hospital, police confirmed Wednesday. Singh was in his vehicle on Saturday night when he was caught in the crossfire…
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ENDANGERED SPECIES Official Trailer

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2021 Genesis GV80: Car and Driver 10Best

In four short years of existence, Genesis has now won two 10Best awards. Clearly, the brand has our attention, even if the general public has no clue what to make of it. Like the other Genesis models, the GV80 has a not-so-subtle winged badge on its nose. If passersby confuse those wings with Bentley’s Flying B, so be it.…
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Cat Hilariously Judges Mom’s Quarantine Habits

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Jamaican sprinter Elaine Thompson-Herah sets Olympic record in women’s 100 meters

Jamaica’s Elaine Thompson-Herah set a new Olympic world record Saturday (July 31) in the women’s 100 meters event. Thompson-Herah defended her 2016 Olympic title and crossed the finish line with a blazing time of 10.61 seconds. She broke the previous 33-year-old Olympic record of 10.62 seconds, set by Florence Griffith Joyner at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Her finish is…
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Millionaire admits to botched kidnapping of wife after henchmen drown

A Louisiana millionaire admitted to planning the kidnapping of his estranged wife — after his two hired henchmen drowned while trying to evade authorities, botching the plot. Lawrence Michael Handley pleaded guilty on Monday to two counts of second-degree kidnapping of Schanda Handley and her then-14-year-old daughter and one count of second-degree kidnapping of neighbor…
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