PHILADELPHIA - A 15-year-old boy has been hospitalized after he was involved in a shooting in West Philadelphia.The incident happened at 10:41 a.m.

at the intersections of 52nd and Chestnut Streets on the highway.The 15-year-old victim was shot one time in the left calf and taken to Mercy Hospital by private vehicle.

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Vietnam detects new COVID-19 variant, hybrid of India, U.K. strains

Vietnam has discovered a new coronavirus variant that’s a hybrid of strains first found in India and the U.K., the Vietnamese health minister said Saturday.Nguyen Thanh Long said scientists examined the genetic makeup of the virus that had infected some recent patients, and found the new version of the virus. He said lab tests suggested it might spread more easily than other versions of the virus.Viruses often develop small genetic changes as they reproduce, and new variants of the coronavirus have been seen almost since it was first detected in China in late 2019.

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Bank of Baroda relying on corporate book to face second covid wave

Mumbai: State-owned Bank of Baroda (BoB) will rely on the strength of its corporate book to tide over the second wave, even as small businesses and retail loans could cause some discomfort.Sanjiv Chadha, chief executive of the bank said on Saturday that as far as the second wave is concerned, the bank is likely to see pretty much a repeat of what it witnessed last year.“Last year, we were not confident what would happen to the corporate sector. This time, we can say with confidence that the second wave has largely left the large corporate businesses untouched," said Chadha.The lender has a corporate loan book of ₹2.92 trillion, almost unchanged from the last financial year.

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Kerala district lifts triple Covid lockdown, announces CM Vijayan. Details here

It seems that long-term plans need to be made for vaccine development: CMThe CM said, It seems that long-term plans need to be made for vaccine development. A webinar was organised by Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment with the participation of eminent persons in the field of pharmaceutical manufacturing yesterday.

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Kerala extends lockdown till 9 June; state adds 23,513 more Covid cases. Details here

ANI. He further added triple lockdown in Malappuram district has been withdrawn.

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California Congresswoman reveals she sleeps with gun by her bed after death threats

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‘Get out of your house!’: North Edmonton residents flee massive fire

Raw video shows Klarvatten neighbourhood residents running door to door before firefighters arrived, telling their neighbours to get out of their homes as a massive garage fire consumes houses on the block.

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Rodent plague wreaks havoc across New South Wales

Australia continues to be plagued by a rodent problem that has overwhelmed farmers for several months. The estimated cost of the damage done is closing in on $1 billion AU.

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Grief, sorrow after discovery of 215 bodies, unmarked graves at former B.C. residential school site

Sorrowful reaction is pouring in following the discovery of more than 200 children in unmarked graves at a former residential school in B.C.’s Interior.On Thursday, the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc First Nation in Kamloops announced that ground-penetrating radar uncovered the remains of 215 children who were students of the Kamloops Indian Residential School. First Nation in Kamloops, B.C., confirms bodies of 215 children buried at former residential school site In existence from 1890 to 1978, and with a wide regional grasp, Kamloops was the largest school in the Indian Affairs residential school system.

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EU clears Pfizer-BioNTech covid-19 vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds

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California to pay $116.5 million in gifts and cash to encourage people to get vaccinated

LOS ANGELES - In hopes of getting more Californians vaccinated, Governor Gavin Newsom is introducing a historic $116.5 million vaccine incentive program. On Thursday Newsom launched "Vax for the Win," a new vaccine incentive program designed to encourage Californians to get their vaccines before the state’s reopening on June 15. According to a statement from the state, beginning on May 27, the next two million people who begin and complete their COVID-19 vaccination will automatically be eligible to receive a $50 prepaid card or a grocery card.California residents will receive a text message with an electronic prepaid card redemption code sent to their mobile phone or email address 7-10 days after their two-dose series of Pfizer or Moderna,

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Police: Man, 35, fatally shot in Kensington

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead in Kensington.It happened on the 800 block of East Allegheny Avenue around 9:15 p.m. Friday.According to police, a 35-year-old man was shot multiple times.

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Conshohocken fleet owner says thieves stole 16 catalytic converters from mobile health units

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa. - A Conshohocken fleet owner says more than a dozen catalytic converters were stolen from mobile COVID-19 vaccination trucks. Larry Borden, the CEO of Aardvark Mobile Tours and Mobile Health, said that business was hit and catalytic converters, a necessary component for the sustainability of a vehicle, were stolen from his business."It happened last night. We came in this morning and it turns out that a crew of people came here last night and stole 16 catalytic converters from underneath our vehicles," he said.Those who know how valuable these parts are have become bolder with attempts to steal them at all cost.Borden’s company helps provide specialized mobile COVID testing centers that can come to anyone.

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Lethbridge woman says she was told to get COVID-19 vaccine when trying to get tetanus shot

60% of eligible Albertans vaccinated against COVID-19, next stage could reopen June 10 Maude says the doctor later changed the term to overweight, saying it could increase the chances of complications from COVID-19.“She then proceeded to tell me she wasn’t going to give me my tetanus until I had my COVID,” Maude said.“Apparently that’s more important than taking care of what I actually went into the hospital for.”Maude says she was instead prescribed antibiotics to treat her swollen hand.She called 811 again the next day and was booked a tetanus shot at the Lethbridge Community Health Unit.She received the shot the following day.

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Answering your questions about COVID-19 vaccines

Global’s Joel Senick takes your questions about COVID-19 vaccines to the experts to help you get the answers you are looking for.

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Kim Kardashian denies her whole family got COVID from her private island birthday trip

Kim Kardashian is firing back following reports that her family got COVID-19 from her 40th birthday party, which she held on a private island last year.The birthday getaway--which the reality star already faced backlash for in October after posting about it on social media--was chronicled on Thursday’s episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.

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Lethbridge woman told to get vaccinated against COVID-19 when trying to get tetanus shot

A Lethbridge woman says Alberta Health Services recently recommended she get a tetanus shot for a bite wound. As Erik Bay reports, the woman says she went for her shot and was told to get her COVID-19 vaccine instead.

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Weather Authority: Memorial Day Weekend kicks off with p.m. showers

PHILADELPHIA - Memorial Day Weekend, widely considered the unofficial start of summer, unfortunately will not feel very summerlike with rain showers expected throughout the weekend and chilly temperatures.Friday will start off partly cloudy with temperatures across the Delaware Valley hovering around 60 degrees. Cloud cover will thicken during the day as spotty showers could impact parts of southern New Jersey around 10 p.m.Temperatures on Friday won't get much higher than 70 degrees.

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97-year-old Utah woman's headstone includes her favorite fudge recipe

(Courtesy: Todd Tanner/KSTU) LOGAN, Utah - While most cemetery headstones can give you a small glimpse into the lives of the people buried there, they don't usually catch your eye like this one does.Utah's Logan Cemetery contains the headstone of Wade and Kathryn Andrews, and along with their birth and death dates, you'll find their life story etched on the side -- plus Kathryn's famous fudge recipe.Janice Johnson told KSTU that her mother Kathryn, who went by the nickname "Kay," would take fudge whenever people got together.Kay and Wade were both members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and met at a church function in New York City, where she had moved from Utah to study fashion design.RELATED: 9-year-old finds $5,000

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US officials to expedite immigration court cases of families arriving on border

SAN DIEGO - Families arriving at the U.S. border with Mexico will have their cases fast-tracked in immigration court, the Biden administration said Friday, less than two weeks after it said it was easing pandemic-related restrictions on seeking asylum.Under the plan, families stopped on the border starting Friday could be placed in expedited proceedings aimed at determining whether they can remain in the United States.

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Irvine Marymass festival cancelled because of coronavirus for second year

Irvine event and were forced to axe the historic celebration again.On the Marymass Festival Facebook page, planners posted: "Due to the ongoing restrictions, Irvine Carters Society have taken the unavoidable decision to cancel this year's Forth Port Parade and Captains Parade including the Moor activities for 2021."After considering all possible options and in discussion with our partners, with much reluctance, we must conclude that due to the continuing long list of unknowns it would not be possible to hold this year's festival.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the

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Study suggests Greenland ice sheet is ‘close to a tipping point’ due to global warming

GREENLAND - A significant part of the western Greenland ice sheet may reach a tipping point, which would make its current configuration become unstable, a new study suggests. According to the research article, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Tuesday, the reason for this potential tipping point is due to the ice sheet melting from the warming of Earth’s atmosphere. "Melting reduces ice sheet height, exposing the ice sheet surface to warmer temperatures, which further accelerates melting," the study authors wrote.

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COVID-19 vaccinations increase in US, but unevenly

Vaccination rates for American adults continue to increase across the United States, but progress is uneven, with Southern states lagging.

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$11 billion Hudson River rail tunnel gets key federal approval

The North River Tunnels are a pair of tunnels that carry Amtrak and New Jersey Transit rail lines under the Hudson River between Weehawken, New Jersey, and Penn Station in New York City. The Pennsylvania Railroad built these tunnels between 1904 and NEW YORK - A planned $11 billion rail tunnel seen as a key to train travel up and down the northeastern United States received a major boost on Friday when the U.S.

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Wells Fargo Center, Citizens Bank Park announce plans to return to full capacity next week

PHILADELPHIA - The Wells Fargo Center will return to full capacity on June 2 for the Sixers playoff run after Philadelphia announced it will drop most ‘Safer-at-Home’ restrictions about a week ahead of schedule. "Opening our doors to more than 20,000 fans is an important moment for our entire city.

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‘Please stay home’: Winnipeg mayor urges adherence to COVID restrictions

COVID-19 scofflaws at a press conference Friday.Bowman, who has called for stricter fines for people willfully violating provincial pandemic restrictions, said he wants to encourage Winnipeggers to stay home above and beyond what the province has mandated.“Please stay home as much as possible,” the mayor said.“This is critically important for those who can’t get the health-care treatments they need, because our provincial health-care system doesn’t have the possibility right now.“Only go out for essentials, notwithstanding what the provincial orders allow you to do.” Arrest warrant issued in Manitoba for Ontario anti-mask rally organizer Chris Sky Bowman is calling for a “super fine” of $100,000 for those who organize public events for

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COVID-19 Scan for May 28, 2021

Hospitalization, hypoxemia, pneumonia, and other complications were found more in children who contracted COVID-19 than in those who had seasonal flu, according to a study today in Pediatrics.The researchers drew from databases in France, Germany, Spain, Sout

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Mollie Tibbetts case: Cristhian Bahena Rivera found guilty in Iowa student’s stabbing death

DAVENPORT, Iowa - A jury found a farm laborer guilty of murder Friday in the abduction and stabbing death of Mollie Tibbetts, a University of Iowa student who vanished while out for a run in 2018.Cristhian Bahena Rivera, 26, was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Tibbetts, who is remembered as a friendly 20-year-old who was studying to become a child psychologist. Bahena Rivera, who came to the United States illegally from Mexico as a teenager, will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.The verdict was handed down after a two-week trial at the Scott County Courthouse in Davenport.

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Wells Fargo Center will increase to full capacity on June 2

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Manitobans who got 1st COVID-19 shot on or before April 3 now eligible for 2nd dose

COVID-19 vaccine.Anyone who received a Pfizer or Moderna vaccination on or before April 3 is now eligible for full immunization. Manitoba won’t meet COVID 19 vaccine milestone due to delayed shipments, officials say Health officials have said those making appointments need to know which vaccine they first received, and the date the dose was given.

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Philadelphia to drop most 'Safer at Home' measures on June 2, indoor mask mandate will remain

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia on Friday said most ‘Safer at Home’ restrictions, including limits on capacity and social distancing, will lift about a week ahead of schedule due to plummeting case numbers in the city.Officials originally scheduled the ‘Safer at Home’ restrictions, which have been in place for most of the pandemic, to drop on June 11 but now said most restriction will be lifted on June 2 after the city logged its lowest number of new cases since September 2020 and hit a percent positive rate below 3%.Density limits, maximum capacity restrictions, and distancing rules are some of the orders that will expire on June 2. Minutes after the city's announcement, the Sixers tweeted that the Wells Fargo Center will return to 100%

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18-year-old accused in 4-year-old Dallas boy's death allegedly grabbed another toddler in February

DALLAS - The man accused of kidnapping and killing a little boy in Dallas allegedly tried to snatch a different toddler earlier this year.According to an arrest warrant affidavit, 18-year-old Darriynn Brown forced his way into a man’s home in early February.RELATED: Charges upgraded for 18-year-old accused of kidnapping and killing 4-year-old Dallas boyBrown grabbed a kitchen knife and said he wasn’t going to leave until he found his girlfriend. The homeowner managed to get Brown out of the house and told him his girlfriend was not there, the police document states.Brown then went around to the garage, kicked in a door and re-entered the home.

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FBI: 7 wanted in connection to arson incidents during unrest in Philadelphia last summer

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking information on seven people wanted in connection to arson incidents during unrest in Philadelphia last summer.

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Bharat Biotech supplied over 2.75 crore covaxin doses to Central Govt: Union Health Ministry

New Delhi: Bharat Biotech has supplied over 2.75 crores doses of covaxin to central government and states/UTs have a balance of over 55 lakhs doses as on Friday, the union health ministry said.Amidst reports of shortage of covaxin across states, the central government said that current production capacity of indigenously developed Covaxin vaccine will be doubled by May-June 2021 and then increased nearly 6-7 folds by July - August 2021 i.e. increasing the production from 1 crore vaccine doses in April, 2021 to 6-7 crore vaccine doses month in July – August.

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Biden to celebrate progress made against COVID-19, salute military families ahead of Memorial Day weekend

HAMPTON, Va. - President Joe Biden on Friday is set to celebrate progress made in the fight against COVID-19 and deliver remarks saluting military families in Virginia ahead of Memorial Day weekend.Biden was first set to join Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, a Democrat, at a business in Alexandria to tout the success the state has made in the fight against COVID-19.

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Philadelphia corrections officer helped inmate smuggle drugs into prison to sell, prosecutors say

PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia corrections officer is facing charges after prosecutors said he helped an inmate smuggle nearly $70,000 worth of illegal substances into a Philadelphia prison in exchange for money. Acting United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams on Friday said 33-year-old Haneef Lawton has been charged with bribery and conspiring to distribute narcotics and cell phones in a contraband smuggling scheme at the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center (PICC). Lawton's co-conspirator Kernard Murray, a 36-year-old inmate, and his girlfriend Charene Stallings, 42, were also charged, according to a Friday morning release. Prosecutors said Lawton agreed on multiple occasions to smuggle drugs into the prison for Murray to

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Florida teen Aiden Fucci to be charged as adult in death of Tristyn Bailey, court documents reveal

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. - The Florida boy accused of murdering a Jacksonville-area girl earlier this month will be charged as an adult, according to court documents filed on Thursday.Aiden Sean Fucci, 14, is being held at the Juvenile Justice Facility in Volusia County.

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Man, 21, charged after straw purchasing gun used in Norristown murder, DA says

Sincere Burnett, 21 (Montgomery County District Attorney's Office) NORRISTOWN, Pa. - A Norristown man is facing charges after authorities say he purchased and illegally transferred a firearm used in a deadly shooting late last month. Sincere Burnett, 21, is facing numerous charges including unlawful transfer of a firearm, materially false statements, and firearm carried without a license, authorities announced Friday.Montgomery County authorities say Burnett's arrest stems from the murder of Junior Pinnock in Norristown back on April 25, 2021. Around 9 p.m.

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EMA approves Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds

The European Medicines Agency has approved the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds, the first vaccine to get the green light for children in the EU.

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KUWTK Follows Kim, North, And Saint As They Battle COVID -- Was The Tahiti Birthday Party To Blame?

There’s never a good time to get COVID-19, but even so, Kim Kardashian and her family went through it during a particularly difficult stretch.

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Man broke into North Philadelphia charter school and stole $500 worth of supplies, police say

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Police are searching for a man who allegedly broke into a North Philadelphia charter school early Tuesday morning and stole hundreds of dollars worth of newly delivered school supplies.The Philadelphia Police Department on Friday released security footage of a man dressed in dark clothes standing near the door at People for People Charter School on the 800 block of North Broad Street around 2:30 a.m.The suspect is seen pulling the locked door handle and walking away from the school.

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Japan extends COVID-19 state of emergency ahead of Olympics

Japan on Friday extended a state of emergency in Tokyo and other areas to June 20, as the COVID-19 pandemic shows no signs of easing less than two months before the Summer Olympics are set to begin.

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Kim Kardashian Slams ‘False’ Rumours She And Her Kids Caught COVID-19 During Controversial Private-Island Birthday Trip

Kim Kardashian is adamant that nobody caught COVID-19 during her controversial 40th-birthday trip in October.

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