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Lucent Health, a provider of self-funded health plans for employers, announces a partnership with Youturn Health, a virtual support program designed to help individuals who struggle with or who have family members dealing with stress that often affects their overall mental health. Through the partnership, Lucent Health clients will be able to offer their employees a unique and proven solution to common, but often ignored, problems.
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The Russo brothers love to assemble the “Avengers” actors outside of Marvel.
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Uvalde’s top school official has recommended the firing of the school district police chief who was central to the botched law enforcement response to the shooting at an elementary school that killed two teachers and 19 students. The Uvalde school board is set to hold a special meeting Saturday to consider the superintendent’s recommendation to fire police Chief Pete Arrendondo. The announcement comes amid massive public pressure. Arrendondo has been accused by state officials of making several critical mistakes during the May 24 mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.
“The Gray Man” directors Joe and Anthony Russo couldn’t shield their excitement about Chris Evans playing a bad guy.
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss is one of two finalists in the race to replace Boris Johnson as Britain’s prime minister. If Truss wins, she will be Britain’s third female prime minister, and she has forged her image in homage to the first, Margaret Thatcher. Truss has been front and center in Britain’s support for Ukraine and Western sanctions against Russia. She has also stoked a feud with the European Union over post-Brexit trade arrangements. Her pugnacious approach and promise to cut taxes have have made her the favorite of the Conservative Party’s euroskeptic right wing. Critics argue that Truss lacks the gravitas to lead the country amid economic turbulence and a European war.
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A jury in Florida has found Tesla just 1% negligent for disabling a speed limiter on an electric car involved in a fiery crash that killed two teens. Tuesday’s verdict places 90% of the blame on the 18-year-old driver. Barret Riley and his friend were killed just as they were set to graduate from high school. Jurors also found the teen’s father 9% responsible for enabling what Tesla called a history of speeding and reckless driving. The verdict awards $6 million in damages to the boy’s mother and $4.5 million to his father.
Former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak is one of two finalists in the race to replace Boris Johnson as Britain’s prime minister. Sunak was seen as Johnson’s natural heir, until he turned on the prime minister and quit this month after questioning Johnson’s competence and ethics. Now he faces fierce opposition from Johnson and his allies, who consider him a turncoat. At 42, Sunak would be the youngest prime minister for more than 200 years and the country’s first South Asian leader. The former investment banker won many fans with his support for people and businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, but his slick demeanor and personal wealth could count against him in the contest. He faces a runoff with Foreign Secretary Liz Truss.
The U.S. Postal Service plans to further increase the number of electric-powered vehicles it is buying to replace its aging fleet of delivery trucks. The Postal Service anticipates boosting electric vehicles from 20% to 50% of its initial purchase of 50,000 vehicles in a new environmental filing. It also proposes buying more than 34,000 commercially available vehicles over two years. The proposed changes are to be posted in the Federal Register on Thursday. They follow lawsuits by 16 states seeking to halt purchases under the initial proposal that called for a greater number of gas-powered trucks.
WALTERBORO, S.C. — Alex Murdaugh pleaded not guilty to murdering his wife and son and put up no opposition to the denial of a bond.
UK Conservatives choose Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss as 2 finalists to replace Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams is meeting with several other mayors from around the country Wednesday at Gracie Mansion to discuss how to better tackle gun violence and to “send a strong message on the national level and the state level.”
Developers in rural Utah who want to create big underground caverns to store hydrogen fuel won approval for a $504 million federal loan this spring. They plan to convert the site of a 40-year-old coal plant to cleanly-made hydrogen by 2045. The seasonal storage project is one of of several undertakings that could help determine how big a role hydrogen will play in providing reliable, carbon-free energy in the future. In Utah, it’s won support across the political spectrum. Officials hope efforts to transition the power plant to cleanly-made hydrogen could offset job loss in the declining coal industry.
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Libya’s National Oil Corporation says it resumed oil exports, ending a monthslong hiatus. It says a Malta-flagged tanker, Matala, docked Wednesday at the al-Sidra terminal to ship one million barrels of crude oil. Two other tankers were scheduled to ship 1.6 million barrels from the terminals of Zueitina Ras Lanuf. The resumption of oil export has come after one of the country’s rival governments fired the chairman of the state-run oil corporation. Libya’s prized light crude has long been a feature of Libya’s conflict, with rival militias and foreign powers jostling for control of Africa’s largest oil reserves.
In 2018, the FDA began investigating whether the increasing popularity of grain-free dog foods had led to a sudden rise in a potentially fatal heart disease in dogs. Four years later, the FDA has reached no conclusion, but the publicity surrounding the issue has shrunk the once-promising market for grain-free dog foods.  A six-month investigation has found that a tangled web of industry funding and interests influenced the origin, data collection, and course of the FDA study. Makers of grain-free dog foods and their suppliers, in turn, have exerted pressure on the FDA to protect their market share.
Iraqi Kurdish officials and Iraq’s milistary say eight tourists have been killed and over 20 wounded after Turkish airstrikes struck northern Iraq. The Wednesday attack hit a resort area in the northern semi-autonomous Kurdish region. All casualties in the attack were Iraqis. Turkey regularly carries out airstrikes into northern Iraq and has sent commandos to support its offensives targeting elements of the outlawed Kurdistan Worker’s Party or PKK. Wednesday’s attack marked the first time that tourists had been killed in the frequent attacks by Turkey in the area, the officials said. Ankara has pressed Baghdad to root out PKK elements from the northern region.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Yosemite National Park officials wasted little time responding to the first reports of a fire burning in the Mariposa Grove on the afternoon of July 7.
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French President Emmanuel Macron says that a new spiral of violence between Israel and the Palestinians “can start at any moment.” Speaking alongside the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas in the presidential palace in Paris, Macron called for a resumption of peace talks that broke down more than a decade ago. The quest for dialogue cannot be abandoned, Macron said on Wednesday. He called for an end to the expansion of Jewish settlements in the Israel-occupied West Bank and a stop to evictions of Palestinian families from their homes in East Jerusalem.
LOS ANGELES — Dogs doubled up in city kennels. Kittens dumped at shelters. Hamsters going overnight with no food or water.
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The death of a street cleaner during a heat wave in Madrid is driving a debate in Spain about the need to adapt labor rules to the realities of climate change. Most importantly, officials and unions are trying to ease the heat inequalities faced by lower-earning workers and families. When street cleaner José Antonio González started his afternoon shift in Madrid, the temperature was 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit). Three hours later, the 60-year-old collapsed with heat stroke and died. In Spain, activists are pressing for work hour changes during heat waves, while in Britain, unions want the government to set maximum heat standards for indoor workers.
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BOISE, Idaho — Nearly one month after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade, which previously granted Americans the right to abortion, the City Council followed up with their own decision on the issue.
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BALTIMORE — Maryland’s Republican Party just got turned on its head.
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The World Golf Hall of Fame is leaving Florida and returning to North Carolina. It will be part of the USGA’s campus at Pinehurst and stage two induction ceremonies during the U.S. Open weeks in 2024 and 2029. The move will involve relocating some of the artifacts that have been on display at the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine, Florida. That opened in 1998 and will close after the 25-year lease runs out next year. The USGA is building a secondary campus at Pinehurst and will manage day-to-day operations of the hall.
The European Union proposed that the bloc cut its natural gas consumption by 15% over the next eight months in a plan that would affect all households, power producers and industry.

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