2019

Official’s Testimony Adds to Rancor Around Census Citizenship Question

WASHINGTON — A Commerce Department official considering whether the 2020 census should include a citizenship question told congressional aides that he consulted with a professor who argued that the addition was necessary to exclude undocumented immigrants from a redistricting of House seats, testimony released on Tuesday shows. The testimony by James Uthmeier, the department’s counsel, […]

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Etika: Body found in search for missing YouTuber

Image copyright Etika/YouTube Police investigating the disappearance of YouTuber Etika have found a body in New York City’s East River. The body has yet to be formally identified. Police say the investigation is continuing. The gamer, 29, whose real name is Desmond Amofah, was reported missing six days ago. His belongings, including his Nintendo Switch,

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Wladimir Klitschko rescued at sea after yacht fire off Spain

Former heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko says his boat trip off Spain with family and friends was cut short after a fire broke out on board. The 43-year-old Ukrainian said in a tweet Tuesday the group was evacuated from the motor yacht in the Mediterranean Sea on Sunday night. Spain’s Maritime Rescue Service confirmed it responded

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Jeremy Kyle Show: MPs criticise ‘irresponsible’ ITV over lie detectors

Image copyright ITV/Shutterstock Image caption Jeremy Kyle turned down a request to appear before MPs The Jeremy Kyle Show’s bosses have been criticised by MPs for putting guests through lie detector tests without knowing how accurate those tests were. Damian Collins MP, chair of the House of Commons culture select committee, said the producers’ lack

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IOC president cautions against profit-driven sports events

IOC President Thomas Bach has called on local governments to resist promoting independently run sports events that he believes go against the Olympic ideal. Bach says the organizers of profit-driven sporting ventures are “cherry picking” events without sharing the International Olympic Committee’s duty to use profits to help athletes around the world. He tells the

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