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The GuardianPolice use rubber bullets and teargas to break up university protest in Georgia
Multiple arrests at crackdown on Emory University campus encampment focused on Palestine and Cop City
- Reuters
Cigna to offer Humira rivals with $0 copay at specialty pharmacy
Cigna plans to make close copies of AbbVie's blockbuster arthritis drug Humira available with no out-of-pocket payment to eligible patients in the U.S. using its specialty pharmacy beginning in June, the health insurer said on Thursday. Cigna said it will stock high- and low-concentration biosimilar versions of Humira from drugmakers including Boehringer Ingelheim, Teva and Alvotech at its Accredo pharmacy.
- Associated Press
Kim Kardashian joins VP Harris to discuss criminal justice reform
Kim Kardashian marshaled her celebrity in one administration to spotlight criminal justice reform — and she's doing it again in the next. The reality TV star and entrepreneur joined Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday for a roundtable highlighting the administration’s efforts on criminal justice reform and how President Joe Biden has used his clemency powers, particularly on those convicted of non-violent drug offenses who faced significantly longer sentences than they would under current laws.
- The Independent
Brighton vs Man City LIVE: Premier League score and updates as Julian Alvarez adds visitors’ fourth
Pep Guardiola’s men can close the gap on Arsenal at the top of the table
- Investor's Business Daily
Dow Jones Futures Rise; Microsoft Pops, Google Soars After Market Rally Shows Resilience
Microsoft and Google jumped on earnings late after the market rally attempt showed resilience Wednesday amid Meta's sell-off.
- Investor's Business Daily
Dexcom Plummets After Raising Its Sales Guidance For The Year — But Not Enough
Dexcom stock plunged late Thursday after the company raised its sales outlook for the year, but not enough to satisfy investors.
- The Independent
USC cancels main commencement ceremony following chaotic pro-Palestine protests
More than 90 protesters were arrested after police clashed with protesters during the demonstrations on the Californian campus on Wednesday
- Associated Press
QB Jaden Rashada transfers to Georgia after leaving Arizona State
Quarterback Jaden Rashada has committed to Georgia after leaving Arizona State in the transfer portal. Rashada's agent, Henry Danger of Disruptive Sports, told The Associated Press in an email on Thursday that the one-time Florida quarterback commit has transferred to the Gators’ Southeastern Conference rival in Georgia. Rashada was among the top 40 prospects in the country, according to ESPN, when he signed with Florida in December 2022.
- Reuters
UPDATE 1-Mexico's Televisa swings to profit in Q1 on falling costs
Mexico's largest broadcaster Televisa reversed losses in the first quarter, it said on Thursday, swinging to a profit after reducing financial expenses by nearly 50%. Net profit reached 951.8 million Mexican pesos ($57.6 million) in the January to March period, from the 788.9 million peso loss in the same quarter in 2023, according to a filing to Mexico's stock exchange. The company credited the profit in large part to cutting financial expenses by 1.02 billion pesos, a 47.4% drop from the 2.15 billion pesos in financial expenses reported in the first quarter last year.
- People
School Board Reverses Decision to Cancel Gay “30 Rock” Actor’s Anti-Bullying Speech: 'I’m Deeply Grateful'
"The school board listened to the community, reversed course, and voted 5-4 to reinstate my visit," Maulik Pancholy said in a statement
- HuffPost
Emma Stone Says It Would Be ‘Nice’ If People Would ‘Just Call Me’ By Her Real Name
The Oscar winner said she actually “freaked out a couple of years ago” because everyone knows her by her stage name.
- Associated Press
Key moments from landmark Supreme Court arguments on Trump's immunity claims
The Supreme Court heard more than 2 1/2 hours worth of arguments on the landmark question of whether former President Donald Trump is immune from prosecution in a case charging him with plotting to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Justice Neil Gorsuch conveyed concern that prosecutors, or political opponents, could have bad motives in pursuing political rivals. Michael Dreeben, a lawyer for special counsel Jack Smith's team, responded that this fear was inapplicable in this case.
- Kansas City Star
15 KC area restaurants had health violations, including these burger and sushi spots
Several Kansas City area restaurants had multiple health code violations this week, including a popular sports bar and gaming lounge.
- Indiewire
Watch the Trailer for Russell Crowe’s Second Exorcism Movie in a Year
It didn't take divine intervention to have the Oscar winner in both "The Exorcism" — releasing in June but shot in 2019 — and last year's "The Pope's Exorcist."
- People
Toni Braxton and Cedric the Entertainer's Joint Las Vegas Residency Comes Years After Their Kids Dated (Exclusive)
"They were young, and they both moved on — matter of fact, we both get in trouble for even bringing it up," Cedric the Entertainer tells PEOPLE
- Associated Press Videos
Supreme Court seems skeptical of Trump's claim of absolute immunity but decision's timing is unclear
The Supreme Court seems highly skeptical of former President Donald Trump’s claim of absolute immunity from prosecution.
- People
These Savory Buckwheat Crepes Can Be Made Ahead — Get the Recipe
Suzanne Cupps, chef-owner of Lola’s restaurant in New York City, likes to store cooked crepes in the fridge so she can reheat them instead of making them to order
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4.23.24 Denver7 Book Fair at Kenton Elementary News Mention 1120A
Denver7 Book Fair at Kenton Elementary on 4/23/24.
- Associated Press Videos
Calmer University of Texas protest after police and state troopers made dozens of arrests day before
The demonstration at the University of Texas in Austin was much calmer Thursday after the day before when law enforcement made dozens of arrests and forced hundreds of students off the school's main lawn during a protest over the Israel-Hamas war. (AP video: James Vertuno)
- Reuters
US STOCKS-Wall Street stocks fall as weak GDP growth spreads rate-cut gloom
Wall Street stocks closed lower on Thursday as markets were stunned by data showing slower-than-expected U.S. economic growth and persistent inflation, coupled with a sell-off in large cap stocks triggered by disappointing results from Meta Platforms. Three other Magnificent Seven stocks, including Alphabet, Amazon.com and Microsoft, finished lower. However, shares of Alphabet and Microsoft were advancing in extended hours trading after both companies reported quarterly results that beat Wall Street estimates.