An American who fled the United Kingdom for the United States after allegedly causing an accident that left a nurse unable to walk may be extradited back to the U.K. for a court appearance on the matter, The Telegraph reported.

The House Republican leadership is hitting back at the White House over its plans to save $6 billion on prescription drugs through Medicare, calling it "price fixing," The Guardian reported.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democrat vice presidential nominee, and gave tens of thousands of dollars in COVID-19 relief funds to a nonprofit that specializes in "abortion doula" services, according to state records.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a shocking development, health officials have traced the recent surge in monkeypox cases to a series of rallies hosted by the group “White Dudes For Harris,” a fringe political organization known for its fervent support of Vice President Kamala Harris. The rallies, which have drawn dozens of the most committed—and curiously enthusiastic—white male Harris supporters, were intended to bolster her sagging poll numbers. However, they seem to have inadvertently unleashed a public health crisis instead. “We’re not entirely surprised,” said Dr. Obi Wan of the CDC. “When you gather large groups of people in close proximity, especially when they’re chanting things like ‘Kamala is my Queen,’ and sticking their micro-penises in each other’s mouths, it’s a breeding ground for all sorts of viral outbreaks. In this case, it just happened to be monkeypox.” The rallies, which featured passionate speeches, awkward dance routines, and questionable karaoke performances, have now become the epicenter of the latest monkeypox cluster. Videos from the events show attendees engaged in bizarre rituals, including one where participants slathered themselves in hand sanitizer before embracing each other with the kind of enthusiasm usually reserved for cult initiations. One attendee, who asked to remain anonymous, described the atmosphere as “electric.” “It was like nothing I’ve ever experienced,” he said. “We were all there, united in our love for Kamala, and suddenly, I started to feel this weird rash spreading… I thought it was just an allergic reaction to all the excitement. Turns out it was something a bit more serious.” Health officials are now scrambling to contain the outbreak, urging anyone who attended a “White Dudes For Harris” rally to self-isolate and seek medical attention immediately. Meanwhile, the group’s organizers are facing backlash for what some are calling “gross negligence.” “We just wanted to show our support for Kamala,” said Chad McBro, the group’s founder, in a statement. “We had no idea that our rallies would become ground zero for a monkeypox outbreak. But hey, anything for our VP, right?” The Vice President’s office has yet to comment on the situation, though sources say Harris is “deeply concerned” and has instructed her team to “figure out what monkeypox is” as quickly as possible. In the meantime, the “White Dudes For Harris” rallies have been indefinitely postponed, much to the relief of public health officials. As the outbreak continues to spread, experts are left wondering if the cure for monkeypox might be simpler than expected: fewer rallies, and perhaps, a little more common sense. The post BREAKING: Monkeypox outbreak traced back to several ‘White Dudes For Harris’ rallies appeared first on Genesius Times.

Archaeologists have found the skeletons of a man and a woman, along with their valuables, in a room in Pompeii.

Peter Marshall died on August 15 at the age of 98. He had suffered from kidney failure. Marshall was a star of the radio, stage, TV, and big screen, and is remembered for hosting ‘The Hollywood Squares.’   On August 15, Peter Marshall died. He was 98 years old when he passed, with news of his death confirmed by his publicist Harlan Boll. Marshall’s cause of death has been attributed to kidney failure. According to his wife Laurie, he passed at his home in Encino, California. Boasting a career spanning over seven decades, Marshall is remembered as the original host of The Hollywood Squares, where he played the straight man to the variety of celebrity guest contestants the program welcomed. He also proved himself a master of the stage, big screen, and airwaves, and won four Daytime Emmys, and in 2007 was inducted into the American TV Game Show Hall of Fame. The not-so-square Hollywood life of Peter Marshall He began his entertainment career on the radio / © 20th Century Fox Film Corp./courtesy Everett Collection Peter Marshall was born as Ralph Pierre LaCock on March 30, 1926, in bustling Huntington, West Virginia. He started with the arts when he switched from serving in the artillery in Italy during World War II to becoming a disc jockey. Back stateside, the checks came in through his collaboration with Tommy Noonan, the two of them in nightclubs and for variety shows. Continuing with his television career, Marshall played the brother-in-law to Lucy’s character in The Lucy Show episode “Lucy’s Sister Pays A Visit.” RELATED: In Memoriam — All The People We Lost In 2023 Television work remained an inconsistent part of Marshall’s schedule until his friend Morey Amsterdam put Marshall’s name forward as the replacement host for The Hollywood Squares, first emceed by Bert Parks. Although he would become symbolic of the show in its formative years, Marshall originally did not want to host the show, but took the job to ensure comedian Dan Rowan did not get it. This resentment came from a time Marshall and Noonan had tried to collaborate with Rowan, but Rowan had been disrespectful to Noonan when the latter fell terminally ill; in contrast, the other half of that equation, Dick Martin, had been supportive and sympathetic towards Noonan. What started as a 13-week arrangement became 15 years and over 5,000 episodes. A friend to all, great and small THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES, host Peter Marshall, 1965-82. ©NBC/courtesy Everett Collection (ca. mid-1970s photo) Marshall was a man of many hats, from radio personality to singer to actor. He was also an animal lover, and even participated in the 50th anniversary of Betty White’s Pet Set, which was dedicated to educating and endearing audiences to animals. In a 2019 interview for the Television Academy Foundation, Marshall mused of The Hollywood Squares, “Listen to people, have fun, and know the game. That’s basically all you have to do to be a good game show host” He added, “Know the game thoroughly so if something goes wrong, you know how to rectify it. And most importantly, enjoy the people.” The famed television host supported animal related programs / © Abramorama / Courtesy Everett Collection Marshall is survived by his wife of 35 years, Laurie, as well as daughters Suzanne and Jamie, son Pete, 12 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; he is predeceased by his son David. Rest in peace, Peter Marshall. Marshall’s career spanned seven decades / ImageCollect RELATED: ‘Hollywood Squares’ Host Peter Marshall Celebrates 95th Birthday With Virtual Party Click for next Article The post Original ‘Hollywood Squares’ Host Peter Marshall Dies At 98 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

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