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Salman Rushdie attack suspect indicted, to appear in court this afternoon

Stabbing · New York

Salman Rushdie attack suspect indicted, to appear in court this afternoon

Coverage: 34 sources

Hadi Matar, 24, of Fairview, New Jersey, is scheduled to appear on the charges at an afternoon court hearing. Matar was arrested Aug. 12 after he rushed the stage at the Chautauqua Institution, stabbing Rushdie multiple times. Rushdie, 75, is getting treatment in a Pennsylvania hospital for severe wounds.See the Story

Climate protesters target the Vatican’s Laocoon statue

Climate protesters target the Vatican’s Laocoon statue

60% Center coverage: 35 sources

Italian environmental activists staged a second museum protest in as many months, gluing their hands to the base of one of the Vatican Museums' most important ancient sculptures. The protesters are demanding the Italian government increase its solar and wind power and stop exploring for natural gas and reopening old coal mines in Italy. The group said the climate crisis is the modern-day warning that is being unheeded.See the Story

Police in Nigeria find 20 mummified bodies in Benin City

International · Benin City

Police in Nigeria find 20 mummified bodies in Benin City

75% Center coverage: 24 sources

Armed police officers raided the building in Benin City, the capital of Edo state, acting on intelligence that it was a ritual shrine. Three suspects were arrested during the raid. It is not immediately clear how long the bodies had been in the building and the suspects are being interrogated.See the Story

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DC mayor requests National Guard over migrants bussed to capital

DC mayor requests National Guard over migrants bussed to capital

Salman Rushdie attack suspect indicted, to appear in court this afternoon

Salman Rushdie attack suspect indicted, to appear in court this afternoon

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Jair Bolsonaro · São Paulo

Brazil's Bolsonaro grabs at heckler, tries to take phone

47% Center coverage: 15 sources

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro briefly grappled with a heckler and tried to snatch his phone. The incident underscoring possible challenges for the sometimes quick-tempered leader to stay disciplined on the campaign trail. The presidential campaign that kicked off Tuesday is expected to be an uphill battle.See the Story

Europe · Corsica

Fierce storm kills 3, injures 12 on French island of Corsica

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

Three people including a teenage girl and an elderly woman died on Thursday as a violent storm that unleashed swirling, hurricane-force winds battered Corsica, leaving 45,000 households without electricity. See the Story

Here's how HISD and other schools are addressing students' mental health

Coverage: 2 sources

Pandemic magnified fragility of mental health among American youth. Many districts are using federal pandemic money to hire more mental health specialists. Social-emotional learning, or SEL, has become the latest political flashpoint. Some parents don't believe schools should be involved in mental health at all.See the Story

White House · Washington

Biden’s White House touts Medicare savings for 3.2 million Texans in Inflation Reduction Act

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The administration released state-by-state projections as it begins touting its signature climate and health care spending package. The roughly $700 billion package stops spiraling drug prices for those with Medicare coverage in several ways. It empowers Becerra to negotiate prices with manufacturers, punishes drug companies that raise prices faster than inflation.See the Story

Alex Bregman · Chicago

Alex Bregman, Astros hammer White Sox with 21-run salute

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Houston Astros' Alex Bregman hits a two-run homer off Chicago White Sox relief pitcher Vince Velasquez during the fourth inning of a baseball game Thursday, Aug. 18, 2022, in Chicago. Jose Altuve and Yuli Gurriel scored on the play.See the Story

Flood of 2,300 departing workers leaves Texas child welfare agency scrambling

Coverage: 2 sources

Nearly 2,300 employees have left the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services since the beginning of the year. The total number of departures, including employees who retired or were terminated, has also been climbing. Most of the departures have affected the division responsible for ensuring the safety and health of Texas children.See the Story

Flood of 2,300 departing workers leaves Texas child welfare agency scrambling

Coverage: 2 sources

Nearly 2,300 employees have left the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services since the beginning of the year. The agency has already experienced some of the highest turnover rates of any large state department. Most of the departures have affected Child Protective Services, the division responsible for ensuring the safety and health of Texas children.See the Story

Why Letting Medicare Negotiate Drug Prices Won’t Be The Game-Changer For Health Care Democrats Hope It Will Be

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Democrats hope their new health care, tax and climate law begins to rein in soaring prescription drug prices. Each person spends more than US$1,100 a year on drugs, up from $831 in 2013. Americans shell out, on average, $98.70 for a vial of insulin, compared with $6.94 Australians.See the Story

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