reject reducing police funding and moving that money to social services, despite a national push in recent weeks from activist groups and some politicians, according to an ABC/Washington Post poll released Tuesday.The poll finds that a majority of Americans (63 percent) support the Black Lives Matter movement, and 69 percent say Black people and other minorities are not treated equally in the criminal justice system -- that number is up 18 points from 2014.RELATED: When protesters cry 'defund the police,' what does it mean?However, only 40 percent support cutting funding to police in order to spend more on social services, while 55 percent oppose such a move.

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USPS urges jurisdictions to advise voters to request mail-in ballots no less than 15 days before election

LOS ANGELES - The United States Postal Service is advising local jurisdictions that their voters should request mail-in ballots no later than 15 days before Election Day.“We recommend that jurisdictions immediately communicate and advise voters to request ballots at the earliest point allowable but no later than 15 days prior to election date,” USPS told FOX via email.

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Questions raised after police place transgender woman in unmarked van

NEW YORK - Several local lawmakers are demanding answers from the NYPD after video shows officers arresting a transgender woman and placing her in an unmarked police van during a protest.Nicholas Stone, 18, was arrested Tuesday on East 25th Street in Manhattan during a protest of the closure of the encampment at City Hall Park last week. Stone is accused of damaging police cameras at the park, said police.In the video, she is seen being placed in a gray van by plainclothes officers near Second Avenue.Stone was one of 12 protesters arrested on Manhattan's East Side.

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Independent festivals welcome lifeline of government coronavirus funding

coronavirus.Earlier this month, the UK government revealed plans for an unprecedented cash injection of £1.57 billion to help the arts, culture and heritage industries survive the impact of closures brought on by coronavirus – providing music venues, independent cinemas, museums, galleries, theatres and heritage sites with emergency grants and loans.However, the Association Of Independent Festivals claimed that they have been unable to get reassurance that festivals would be allowed this money, fearing that they may have been “left outside the tent”.Now, the AIF have welcomed the news that a £500 million fund will be distributed to cultural organisations and festivals across England during the COVID-19 crisis, with grants ranging between

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National Chicken Wing Day: The backstory behind the holiday, and the best bargains to be had

An order of Momo's Korean Fried Chicken wings are pictured. (Photo by Sarah L.

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Fears of coronavirus uptick grow in U.S. Midwest as some states resist masks

Mississippi and South Carolina cast about for more hospital beds, and governors in some of the hardest-hit places staunchly resisted calls to require masks, despite confirmed cases of the coronavirus soaring.Major League Baseball suspended the Miami Marlins’ season through Sunday because of an outbreak that has spread to at least 15 of the team’s players, and a series of games this week between the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies was called off as a precaution.States like Florida, Arizona and Texas are in dire condition, and the virus also has been spreading farther north in recent days, causing alarm among public health officials who fear states are not doing enough to avoid catastrophic outbreaks like those in the Sun Belt.

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Several officers hurt after police pursuit leads to crash in Trenton

TRENTON - Authorities say a police pursuit of a stolen vehicle in Trenton resulted in a violent wreck at in intersection which sent several people, including officers, to the hospital.According to Trenton police, the crash happened on at the intersection of North Olden Avenue and North Clinton Avenue around 3 a.m.Investigators tell FOX 29's Hank Flynn the pursuit began when police spotted a Ford sedan that was reported stolen Tuesday night. A police spokesperson says officers began to pursue the car and were fired upon during the chase.Still no word on how the crash happened, but authorities say several officers were hurt with non-life-threatening injuries.

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Police investigating after body of man, woman found inside Camden home

CAMDEN - Authorities are investigating after the body of a man and woman were found inside a home in Camden on Tuesday night.Police were dispatched to a home on the 1100 block of North 18 Street for a welfare check.

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Police cruiser involved in multi-vehicle crash in Trenton

TRENTON - A Trenton police cruiser is among at least three vehicles involved in a crash early Wednesday morning in New Jersey's capital. The crash, which reportedly sent several people to the hospital, happened on at the intersection of North Olden Avenue and North Clinton Avenue around 3 a.m.FOX 29's Hank Flynn says the SUV-style police car was smashed in the left front side and the tailgate. A Ford Focus and a mini-van are also suspected to have been involved in the collision.Police have not reported the conditions of the hospitalized individuals.

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Ontario set to announce Stage 3 plans for Toronto, Peel Region, Windsor-Essex

COVID-19 recovery plan can move on to the next phase.Premier Doug Ford has pledged to lay out when and how Toronto, Peel Region and Windsor-Essex will be allowed to join the rest of the province in Stage 3.The three areas were held back because officials said they wanted more data before giving the green light for a broader reopening.Two dozen of Ontario’s 34 public health units were allowed to enter Stage 3 on July 17, with another seven joining them on July 24.

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Canada’s fight against ISIS enters new phase leading to fewer troops in Middle East

Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has quietly entered a new phase, resulting in plans to keep fewer troops in the Middle East even after the COVID-19 pandemic passes.The Canadian Armed Forces has had up to 850 troops in the region in recent years, including hundreds of military trainers who have been teaching the basics of soldiering to Iraqi forces as part of the global fight against ISIL. Canadian military adjusting anti-ISIS mission amid Lebanon, Iraq protests The military recalled about half the contingent to Canada in March as COVID-19 spread around the globe, forcing a halt to many military activities.

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Couples look North to avoid reducing wedding guest numbers

An events manager at a wedding venue in Co Louth has said business in the wedding industry here is being negatively impacted due to the difference in public health guidelines on either side of the border.

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Rick Zamperin: 5 takeaways from Maple Leafs-Canadiens tuneup game

coronavirus pandemic and even though it was an exhibition game, it was great to see the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens back on the ice.Toronto skated to a 4-2 victory in the one and only tuneup game for each team before they launch into their respective best-of-5 Stanley Cup playoff qualifying series this coming weekend.We back. #LeafsForever pic.twitter.com/QqTOIi8984— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) July 29, 2020Here are five takeaways from the Leafs-Habs game at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena.

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Zion Williamson practicing, could play in Pelicans' opener

Zion Williamson returned to New Orleans Pelicans practice for the first time in nearly two weeks on Tuesday night and coach Alvin Gentry said the NBA’s top overall draft pick might play when the club resumes its season against Utah on Thursday night.“It really isn’t a tough decision,” Gentry said after practice in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. “If he’s ready to play, he’ll play.

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John Terry and wife Toni jet off to Portugal despite coronavirus fears

John Terry has jetted off to Portugal with his wife Toni to celebrate Aston Villa's Premier League survival - despite fears of a coronavirus second wave in Europe.

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Coronavirus: Trump claims ‘very good relationship’ with Fauci despite retweeting attacks against him

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Dr. Paul Woods, LHSC CEO turned patient, details hospital stint during COVID-19 pandemic

London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), says severe symptoms, an exacerbation of an unspecified pre-existing medical condition, landed him in the hospital and in surgery just as the organization he headed was beginning to see an influx of COVID-19 patients. U.S., Europe pre-ordered millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses.

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‘Vaccine nationalism’ threatens global plan to distribute COVID-19 shots fairly

Kai KupferschmidtScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center and the Heising-Simons Foundation.As soon as the first COVID-19 vaccines get approved, a staggering global need will confront limited supplies. Many health experts say it’s clear who should get the first shots: health care workers around the world, then people at a higher risk of severe disease, then those in areas where the disease is spreading rapidly, and finally, the rest of us.

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DELAYED: Flagler County School Board votes to push back reopening date

FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – The Flagler County School Board has voted to delay the reopening of schools for the upcoming semester, according to a release from the school district.Members voted 4-1 on Tuesday to push the district’s school start date to Aug. 24, two weeks later than the original start date of Aug.

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Stars react to nominations for the 72nd Emmy Awards

LOS ANGELES – Stars such as Kerry Washington, Christina Applegate and Rachel Brosnahan have expressed excitement after being nominated for the upcoming 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the nominations were announced Tuesday in a virtual show hosted by Leslie Jones.

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‘We can do better than Sept. 1’: London transit chair pushes for quick return to fare collection

COVID-19 pandemic, with up to half earmarked for public transit. Premier Doug Ford said the money, provided in partnership with the federal government, will be doled out in the coming months.

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Firemen, police join 90th birthday parade for Maryland man who sewed 300 masks

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. - Maryland’s Montgomery County Police Department and local fire engines helped celebrate the 90th birthday of a man who sewed hundreds of masks for health care workers with a drive-thru parade on July 25.Back in April, Dan Willkens made local headlines for sewing masks for hospital workers at Suburban Hospital during a shortage of personal protective equipment. With more time on his hands amid the COVID-19 pandemic, he decided to help shield health care workers and learned how to sew.The MCPD said that as of July, Willkens had sewn “approximately 300” masks for Suburban Hospital.“Unable to have a birthday party due to the ongoing pandemic, Mr.

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Florida Man Charged With Swiping MILLIONS In COVID-19 Relief Funds After Purchasing A Lamborghini!

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Coronavirus: Ford says there are no plans to roll back economic reopening despite new cases

outbreaks in some areas that have moved into Stage 3.Ford says the new cases don’t amount to a serious spike and he will rely on the advice of the province’s health-care command table in making any decisions related to the COVID-19 recovery plan.Two cities in Stage 3 – Ottawa and Sudbury – have reported fresh cases of the novel coronavirus in recent days.Ontario municipalities to receive up to $4 billion from province, feds to offset COVID-19 costsOttawa reported 25 cases on Tuesday, and Sudbury reported eight on Monday, seven of them in people under 19.Ontario reported 111 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, including the Ottawa cases, and four new deaths.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates

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Coronavirus: No plan to roll back reopening in Ottawa, announcement coming on Toronto, Peel and Windsor-Essex

Ontario Premier Doug Ford addressed recent outbreaks of COVID-19 in areas, like Ottawa, that had progressed to Stage 3 in the province’s reopening plan and said there is not a plan currently to reintroduce restrictions and move the community back to Stage 2.

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USPS urges jurisdictions to advise voters to request mail-in ballots no more than 15 days before election

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Good Samaritans pull driver from car before it bursts into flames in Burlington Township

BURLINGTON, N.J. - Police in Burlington Township have released video showing two good Samaritans rescuing a driver from a car after a crash.The crash occurred on Sunday afternoon near Salem Road and Sunset Road.Police say the crash knocked the driver unconscious and the vehicle began smoking.That's when two men, identified as Larry Scott and Domenique Golden jumped into action to pull the driver from the smoking car.Shortly after the driver was pulled to safety the car caught fire.AdvertisementBurlington Township police released the video Monday and thanked Scott and Golden for their heroism.___For the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP

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'Housewives' still filming despite Shannon Beador's positive COVID-19 test

tested positive for COVID-19.TMZ reports that the women on the Bravo staple, excluding Shannon, don't feel like they're in danger of getting sick, so the show goes on."The Real Housewives of Orange County" resumed filming its latest season just a few weeks ago. Shortly after filming began, many of the women on the show took a cast trip to Lake Arrowhead, but TMZ says Shannon wasn't part of the vacation.

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Scientists pull living microbes from 100 million years beneath the sea

Elizabeth PennisiMicrobes buried beneath the sea floor for more than 100 million years are still alive, a new study reveals. When brought back to the lab and fed, they started to multiply.

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Covid helps Reckitt Benckiser's Dettol soaps win market share in India

₹20,000 crore, bar soaps remain the most dominant hygiene category in India.Hindustan Unilever Ltd. leads the market with Lifebuoy and Lux soaps followed by Wipro Consumer Care’s Santoor and Godrej Consumer Products’ Godrej No.

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Man City and Real Madrid expecting Champions League tie to go ahead despite positive Covid test

straight to your inbox Manchester City and Real Madrid are continuing to prepare for their Champions League showdown next Friday despite one player at the Spanish club testing positive for Covid-19. News that Mariano Diaz, a fringe player for Los Blancos, was isolating at home after the positive result on Monday highlighted the fragile state that still exists in the game and world owing to the pandemic; Real Madrid already needed special exemption to travel over for the game after the UK government announced at the weekend that anyone arriving from Spain would have to quarantine for 14 days.

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Florida police officer shot while making well-being check

LAKE CITY, Fla. – A Florida police officer was shot early Tuesday while making a “well-being" check at a home that had been struck by bullets, police said.The Lake City Police Department said in a news release that officers were sent to a neighborhood shortly after 1 a.m. to investigate reports of gunfire.

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Police in Florida search for mother of boy found wandering alone

MIRAMAR, Fla. – Police investigators in South Florida said they are searching for the mother of a toddler found wandering alone Sunday morning in an apartment complex parking lot.Late Monday, the Miramar Police Department tweeted that investigators are searching for Leila Cavett, 21, who may be the child's mother, adding that they are “concerned for her safety and well-being."Cavett, according to her Facebook page, lives in Atlanta.

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USPS urges local jurisdictions to advise voters to send mail-in ballots at least 15 days before election

LOS ANGELES - The United States Postal Service is advising local jurisdictions that their voters should send in mail-in ballots no later than 15 days before Election Day.“We recommend that jurisdictions immediately communicate and advise voters to request ballots at the earliest point allowable but no later than 15 days prior to election date,” USPS told FOX via email.

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2 shootings on same Hunting Park block believed to be related, police say

HUNTING PARK - Philadelphia police are investigating two shootings that occurred hours apart on the same block in Hunting Park Monday.Investigators believe that the incidents may have been related.The first incident occurred around 9:30 p.m. Monday when police say a 39-year-old man was shot in the legs on the 1300 block of West Jerome Street.As many as 26 shots were fired at the victim.Hours later, police say a 53-year-old man was dropped off at a hospital with gunshot wounds to his shoulder, leg, and back.

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Canadian parents split on whether to send kids back to school amid coronavirus: poll

COVID-19. Here’s what the school year may look like under COVID-19, according to new TDSB head Fifty-nine per cent of respondents with children said they would send their kids to school if there is some type of classroom instruction at least a few days a week.

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Rick Zamperin: What to look for as Toronto Maple Leafs return to action

coronavirus pandemic knocked the NHL into the proverbial penalty box, the league is gearing up for its first game action Tuesday night.Players from the 24 teams who are participating in the National Hockey League‘s 2020 restart are now in their respective bubbles in Toronto and Edmonton, two so-called secure zones that they will call home for the next few weeks as they attempt to finish one of the most challenging seasons in history.The Toronto Maple Leafs will play their first game Tuesday night, an exhibition tilt against the rival Montreal Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena, since a 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on March 10.

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Global virus deaths pass 650,000 amid new surges

Officials around the world reintroduced a raft of restrictions - from beach closures to quarantine measures - to try to tamp down coronavirus hotspots as the official global death toll passed 650,000.

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Five young stars who lit up European football despite Covid-19

Bundesliga: Alphonso Davies (Bayern Munich)In any other year, Erling Haaland's 44 goals for Red Bull Salzburg and Burussia Dortmund would be a cinch for Bundesliga Rookie of the Season. But 19-year-old Canadian Alphonso Davies had an exceptional year for Bayern Munich.

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Global coronavirus deaths pass 650,000 as new surges prompt fresh curbs

Hong Kong situation 'remarkably severe'The WHO said its emergency committee would meet later this week to discuss the crisis, six months after the organization declared the pandemic an international public health emergency.The global death toll from the pandemic passed 650,000 Monday, nearly a third of that number in Europe, according to an AFP tally compiled from official sources at 1600 GMT.Since emerging in China late last year, the virus has killed a total of 650,011 people -- but more than 100,000 deaths have been recorded since July 9, and the global toll has doubled in just over two months.China reported its highest number of coronavirus cases in three months, part of a worrying swell of infections hitting Asia and Europe.Indonesia

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Delaware State Police issue Amber Alert for missing 2-year-old boy

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Phase 3 trial for Moderna COVID-19 vaccine begins amid US summer surge

Today marks the start of the phase 3 trial of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine candidate. The COVE trial (Coronavirus Efficacy) will enroll 30,000 people at 89 sites across the country, with half the recipients receiving two shots of the vaccine 28 days apart, and the other half receiving placebos. The study is blinded.

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Toronto hospital ER chief warns worst of coronavirus pandemic has yet to pass

Global News revisits a Toronto hospital that had one of the highest number of COVID-19 patients at the peak of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Majority of voters reject reducing police funding, despite national push: poll

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