Jorge Polanco out of lineup again; Bryce Miller resumes throwing | Mariners notebook
Mariners DH Jorge Polanco was out of the lineup Monday for the third game in a row because of swelling in his surgically repaired left knee.
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Kazakhstan bans face coverings in public places
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Guilty plea expected in 2022 murders of four Idaho students
Relatives of one victim posted on Facebook that the state had failed them by allowing a plea deal.
Mom shaped career of Seattle Kraken draft pick Jake O’Brien | Notebook
Kraken draft pick Jake O’Brien’s mother Amy Turek opened a hockey school by women, for women after her own successful playing career concluded.
Why Did Hun Sen Call For Regime Change in Thailand?
It is hard to see what Cambodia’s former leader gained by openly violating the regional norm against mutual non-interference.
US Woman Dies After Getting Stuck Inside Clothing Donation Drop Box
A woman in Florida, US, was found dead on Friday in a clothing donation drop box after she apparently got stuck trying to work her way in to retrieve donated items.
Ex-aide to New York governor pleads not guilty to new pandemic fraud charge
A former aide to two New York governors already facing charges of acting as an illicit agent of China has pleaded not guilty to new charges that she improperly profited from the state’s purchase of critical medical supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tinder is testing facial recognition for users as a new security feature
The dating app is unrolling the feature in California, Canada, and Colombia
White House celebrations: Trump to honour pilots who ‘obliterated’ Iran’s nuclear sites on July 4
The White House will host pilots involved in recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities during Independence Day celebrations. The event will feature a military flyover with B-2 Spirit bombers, the same aircraft used in the operation. President Trump,…
Solar minigrid brings light and hope to a Goma neighborhood, offering blueprint for rest of Congo
A solar minigrid in a Goma neighborhood where almost everyone lacked access to electricity just five years ago is offering a flicker of hope despite widespread poverty and the city’s violent takeover by Congolese rebels early this year.