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Former President Donald Trumpis barred from appearing on Colorado s presidential primary ballot due to his part in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, the state s Supreme Court decided Tuesday.In a 4-3 ruling, the historic judgment cited the 14th Amendment s insurrection clause, marking the first time the provision has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate. We do not reach these conclusions lightly, the majority justices wrote. We are mindful of the magnitude and weight of the questions now before us. We are likewise mindful of our solemn duty to apply the law, without fear or favor, and without being swayed by public reaction to the decisions that the law mandates we reach. The Trump campaign was on the obvious side of opposition, calling the deci stanley cup sion completely flawed and sharing they would swiftly file an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.But while the Democratic-appointedColoradoSupreme Court was nearly split, Republican lawmakers were largely on the same side and even used many of the same words to describe the judgment 鈥?saying, for example, that it constituted election interference or that it was unprecedented. Though there weren t many Democratic lawm stanley website akers sharing their opinions on the decision, here were the notable Republican reactions to the news Tuesday. Trump s presidential competitors The former president s Republican colleagues joined in sharing their adverse reactions, including those who would appear on the primary ballot alo stanley cup ngside h Eamw Influential forecasting model projects another 100,000 COVID-19 deaths by Dec. 1
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A mass shooting at a block party early Sunday morningrocked Baltimoreover the weekend. A total of 30 people were shot; two of them died and 28 were wounded.More than a dozen victims were minors, and most of the rest were young adults. It was the worst mass shooting in Baltimore since the riots of the Civil War.What happened at Brooklyn Homes isn t new to Baltimore, or to Washington, D.C. up the road, or to the U.S. as a whole. And the effects of the shooting 鈥攐n victims, on witnesses and on the whole community 鈥攚ill likely reverberate for years. But it is still striking how quickly a sense of normalcy returned.When Scripps News Del Walters visited the community on Monday, it was strangely quiet. There stanley cups were no conversations about solutions, or about mental health concerns, or about the origins of the guns that were used in the shooting.SEE MORE: Victims in Baltimore block party shooting include over a dozen minorsTrending stories at Scrippsn stanley cup ewsExtreme heat, powerful storms hitting US ahead of holidayMan last seen as teen in 2015 found alive with cuts and bruisesTwo teens killed in separate s stanley cup ubway surfing incidents in New York Szry Why 2021 continues to be a challenge for two of Milwaukee s iconic schools
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Israel stanley drink bottle on Monday lashed out at Russia over unforgivable comments by its foreign minister about Nazism and antisemitism including claims that Adolf Hitler was Jewish. Israel, which summoned the Russian ambassador in response, said the remarks blamed Jews for their own murder in the Holocaust.It was a steep decline in the ties between the two countries at a time when Israel has sought to stake out a cautious position between Russia and Ukraine and remain in Russia s good stead for its security needs in the Middle East.Asked in an interview with an Italian news channel about Russian claims that it invaded Ukraine to denazify the country, Sergey Lavrov said that Ukraine could still have Nazi elements even if some figures, including the country s president, were Jewish. So when they say How can Nazification exist if we re Jewish In my opi stanley quencher nion, Hitler also had Jewish origins, so it doesn t mean absolutely anything. For some time we have heard from the Jewish people that the biggest antisemites were Jewish, he said, speaking to the station in Russian, dubbed over by an Italian translation.In some of the harshest remarks since the start of the war in Ukraine, Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid called Lavrov s statement unforgivable and scandalous and a horrible histor stanley tumbler ical error. The Jews did not murder themselves in the Holocaust, said Lapid, the son of a Holocaust survivor. The lowest level of racism against Jews is to blame Jews themselves for antisemitism. Later, Lapi

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The space where Hilary Passman runs Devil s Teeth Bakery used to be a restaurant.Ben Trefny produces radio events in an old Ricoh Copy Center.And at the bottom-floor restaurant named Teranga, cheffed by Nafy Flatley 鈥?it used to be a Mrs. Fields Cookies.Last summer, the restaurant, the radio station, and the bakery all held nothing.Passman, Trefny, and Flatley operate i stanley taza n downtown San Francisco. They run small businesses that could never have afforded their new spaces until the plight and blight catalyzed by COVID-19. We don t have the population we used to have, Flatley said. We don t have the number of tourists we used to have. SEE MORE: What does Wall Street s new milestone mean for everyday Americans Cities nationwide have struggled to bring foot traffic back to their centers. San Francisco s skyscrapers hosted companies in tech and finance, industries far more suited to stanley becher working from home. Now a third of its offices are vacant. A third of its foot traffic has vanished. Things were going to change downtown, said Sarah Dennis Phillips, who runs the city s Office of Economic and Workforce Development. It s just that we got the problem really quick and really hard because of the way COVID collapsed a 30-year change into a three-year change, she said.Rapid change means rapid response. Leaders from Boston to the Biden administration ar stanley tumblers e deploying grants and tax breaks to convert office buildings into housing. Other cities have doubled down on tourism.In San Francisco, they Emhy Regal Cinemas to temporarily close more than 500 theaters beginning Thursday
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