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 In a stunning turn of events in the Russia-Ukraine war, a Russian mercenary group that had been fighting in Ukraine orchestrated a rebellion against Russia itself this weekend, posing a significant threat to President Vladimir Putin s more than two-decade-long rule.     What exactly happened  It all started on Friday, when the leader of the Wagner Group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, vowed toretaliate agains stanley cup t the Kremlinafter making serious allegations against Russia s military, accusing them of launching a devastating assault on a Wagner camp, resulting in the loss of a significant number of his troops.Within the span of 24 hours, the group鈥攁 military contractor popularly known as Putins shadow army鈥攁bruptly withdrew its forces from Ukraine, seized control of a crucial military installation situated in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don, and then continued to advance to within 120 miles of Moscow.This group emerged in 2014 in Ukraine, helping theRussian militaryseize Crimea and destabilize the eastern Donbas region, and since then has reportedly been involved in a range of global conflicts from Syria to Libya to Mali, usually assisting Russia s military or Russian political interests.And while the mercenary forces r stanley quencher eached the Russian cities without resistance, this revolt didn t last long.SEE MORE: Who is Yevgeny Prigozhin, the man calling for a revolt against Russia      The brokered deal On Saturday, Prigozhin made a surprising  stanley mug decision to order his troops tohalt their advanc Bngc Queer literature advocates speak out against book bans
 RACINE COUNTY 鈥?A band teacher in Racine County was charged with sexually  stanley drink bottle assaulting children and possessing child pornography.Zachary P. Wendt is facing a number of charges including sexual assault of a child by a person who works or volunteers with children, and sexual intercourse with a child 16 years or older.The Wheatland School District told parents Wednesday night that the allegations occurred off district property and did not include students.While we typically do not use mug shots in our news coverage, we are making an exception in this case given the potential of more victims.                        TMJ4                Zachary P. Wendt    Court records show Wendt was charged with:Sexual Intercourse with Child 16 or Older, Actor 19 or Older Misd. ASexual Assault of Child by Person Who Works or Volunteers with Children Felony HSexual Intercourse with Child 16 or Older, Actor 19 or Older Misd. ASexual Assault of Child by Person Who Works or Volunteers with Children Felony HPossession of Child Pornography Felony DPossession of Child Pornography Fel stanley cup ony DPossession  stanley cup of Child Pornography Felony DExposing Genitals/Pubic Area/Intimate Parts to a ChildBurlington Police said an online tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children sparked the investigation into 38-year-old Wendt.According to the criminal complaint, a 16-year-old girl, identified only by her initials, told police that she and Wendt worked together at the Musicology store. He also gives private m

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 A Texas church has apologized in a letter shared on Facebook for its  unauthorized production  of writer Lin-Manuel Miranda s stage play  Hamilton. The church s production changed lyrics in the play to include Christian religious references and was finished off with a sermon comparing being gay to be stanley termohrnek ing addicted to alcohol and drugs. In the unsigned letter from the church s pastor, Roman Gutierrez, he writes,  We respect the copyrights of Hamilton s author and contributors. These copyrights are protected by federal law. We acknowledge there are lawful avenues to obtain a license to sta stanley cup te properties which we did not pursue. The church pastor agreed that the church would  never stage the performance again and will destroy any and all video or sound recordings and images of the unauthorized performance stanley cup s or rehearsals.  Pastor Gutierrez also said in his letter that he would direct his church members to do the same. The Door Christian Fellowship Church in McAllen, Texas, also agreed to pay damages. Miranda had previously expressed his gratitude to people who reached out tohim to express concerns about the production, before lawyers became involved.  The Dramatists Guild released a statement condemning the production as well. Representatives for Miranda said that all damages paid by the church would be donated to the South Texas Equality Project  STEP , NBC confirmed. STEP is a partnership of LGBTQIA+ organizations and people who are advocates for promoting visibility for the LGBTQ Gjqx Chipotle giving nurses, doctors free burritos for a year
 An initial allocation of about 47,000 Johnson  Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses is expected to arrive in Wisconsin next week, the state health department announced Monday.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized emergency use for the Johnson Johnson vaccine over the weekend, to be used nationwide. It is the third vaccine now in use in the country, and the first to only require one dose to be effective.The Wisconsin Department of Health Services expects the JJ vaccine to be  critical  in the state s effort to expand its vaccination rollout and clamp down on the spread of the coronavirus.The DHS also notes the vaccine makes logistics easier, with doses requiring simpler storage requirements compared to the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines. It can b stanley cup usa e kept in a fridge for up to three months, allowing doses to be shipped directly to all corners of Wis stanley canada consin.Residents can expect similar symptoms after receiving the vaccine, including fatigue, sore arms, swelling and fever - symptoms that show th stanley quencher e vaccine is working.DHS Interim Secretary Karen Timberlake said she was encouraged by the release of the third vaccine for Wisconsin, in the statement on Monday. The Johnson  Johnson vaccine is held to the same high safety standards by the FDA as the other authorized COVID-19 vaccines. The trials show it is very effective at protecting people against being hospitalized or dying from COVID-19. We strongly encourage you to take whichever vaccine you are offered when it is yo

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 OSHKOSH  NBC 26  鈥?The U.S. Postal Service announced Thursday that it has placed its first order of new delivery vehicles with Oshkosh Defense. Referred to as Next Generation Delivery Vehicles, a news release states the initial order is for 50,000 NGDVs and is valued at $2.98 billion.The next-generation vehicles are intended to be more energy-efficient, as the company says it will make zero-emissio garrafinhas stanley n battery electric vehicles and fuel-efficient low-emission internal combustion engine vehicles.According to the Associated Press, environmental groups are pushing back, saying the Postal Service should commit to ensuring 100% of the vehicles are battery-powered.Oshkosh Defense, a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation, says it will not make the vehicles in Wisconsin. Instead, the company says the vehicles will be manufactured in their Spartanburg, South Carolina factory.According to a previous report from the Associated Press, Oshk stanley travel mug osh Defenses decision not to build the vehicles in Wisconsin has drawn blowback from lawmakers such as Senator Tammy Baldwin. Baldwin, along with other lawmakers and unionized workers in Oshkosh, have been working to persuade the company to locate the jobs in Wisconsin.Os stanley cup hkosh won the NGDV contract in February 2021. Production of the new vehicles is expected to begin in 2023.This article contains content from the Associated Press.

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 As the war in Ukraine beings its second year, President Joe Biden made an una stanley thermos nnounced visit to Kyiv on Monday to show his continuing support for Ukraine.President Bidens visit lasted for nearly five hours and included a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.President Biden is in Eastern Europe to meet with other NATO allies. He is scheduled for a number of bilateral meetings in Poland on Tuesday and Wednesday.During his visit to Kyiv, he recounted his first conversation with Zelenskyy when the war began last year. You told me that you could hear explosions in the background,  Biden said.  Ill never forget that. Zelenskyy thanked Biden for his visit and support. This conversation brings us closer to the victory,  Zelensky said.  Today, our negotiations were very fruitful. Although Ukraine forces have pushed Russian troops back in recent months, Russia has lobbed missiles deep into Ukraine, cutting off power and infrastructure at times. Even during Bidens visit, air raid sirens could be heard.Despite the unannounced visit to Ukraine, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said Russia was aware of Biden s trip hours before he landed.  We did notify the Russians that President Biden will be traveling to Kyiv some hours before his departure for deconflictio stanley mug n purposes,  Sullivan said.  And because of the sensitive nature of those communications, I won t get into how they responded or what the precise nature of o stanley quencher ur message was, but I can confirm that we pro Cnlv Mild Monday with highs around 70
 COLUMBIA FALLS, Maine 鈥?Sometimes, a secret can live on, well past the lifetimes of those who kept them. For 57 years, we heard absolutely nothing,  said Clifton Sargent.  It was a well-kept secret. To bring a secret to life, sometimes yo stanley tumbler u have to go back: in this case, six decades back in time.Meet Jen Kirk. I am the niece of Special Fourth Donald A. Sargent, who was stanley canada  aboard the Flying Tiger Line Flight 739,  she said.Her uncle, SP4 Donald Sargent, was a U.S. Army Ranger. Sixty years ago -- on March 16, 1962 鈥?he and 92 other U.S. soldiers, along with 11 crew members and three soldiers from South Vietnam, were aboard Flying Tiger Line Flight 739.For their loved ones, the details of the mission remain a mystery. I think he knew everything that was coming down, but he wouldnt tell a soul because it was a top military secret,  said his brother, C stanley cup lifton Sargent.According to federal documents, Flying Tiger Line Flight 739 had originally taken off from a base in California, with maintenance checks and refueling stops in Honolulu and Guam, before a planned stop in the Philippines and then on to its final destination of Vietnam.It never arrived.After departing Guam, the plane vanished.What happened next -- at the time 鈥?became the largest air and sea search ever conducted since Amelia Earharts disappearance decades prior. More than 1,300 people and 48 aircraft searched 144,000 square miles.Investigators eventually heard from an oil tanker crew that had been at sea in a remote area of

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 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is raising concerns and advising health care providers to remain vigilant for measles cases in light of an in stanley cup creasing number of infections.From Dec. 1, 2023 through Jan. 23, 2024, theCDC recorded23 measles cases in the U.S., with seven from international travelers and two outbreaks of over five cases each.In January, Georgia, Missouri, New Jersey, Delaware, Washington D.C., and Pennsylvania have reported cases, with the cit stanley puodelis y of Philadelphia reportingnine casesthis month.The CDC says that most of these cases were seen among children and teenagers who had not been vaccinated against measles. Measles cases often originate from unvaccinated or undervaccinated U.S. residents who travel internationally and then transmit the disease to people who are not vaccinated against measles. The increased number of measles importations seen in recent weeks is reflective of a rise in global measles cases and a growingglobal threatfrom the disease,  the CDC said.A newCBS News investigationreveals that at least 8,500 U.S. schools face the risk of measles outbreaks due to low vaccination rates. The report highlights that vaccination rates among kindergartners fall below the CDC s 95% threshold for community  stanley cup protection against measles.CBS News says it  examined data from tens of thousands of public and private schools in 19 states and communities that make that information available to parents and the public. Although measles was eliminated in the Uni Euww Why we hang stockings for Christmas
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?For more than 50 years, the Social Development Commission  SDC  has helped people experiencing poverty in Milwaukee County. Each year they look at poverty from different perspectives and look for solutions.After COVID-19 put a halt on the Social Development Commission s  Summit on Poverty , it stanley cup becher  is back in hybrid form. The Summit on Poverty being held at the Wisconsin Center and virtually examines evidence-based strategies and  stanley cup tools for exposing and disrupting the  stanley portugal experience of poverty.According to the latest U.S. Census, about 25% of Milwaukee residents are experiencing poverty.                        TMJ4         Poverty is everywhere,  Abra Fortson, SDC Executive Support Manager, said.Fortson said this problem has only gotten worse since the pandemic. Our mission is eradicating poverty, helping people move beyond,  she said.                        TMJ4        One way the SDC is meeting peoples  needs is by exploring new ways to knock down the barriers that keep people in poverty. Dismantle all of those myths and humanize folk who are in the lived experience of poverty,  Fortson stated.  Compile data and structure resources that address the issue both transactional and transformational.                         TMJ4        Keynote speaker and the Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, Chokwe Lumumba, said that can be done if the right questions are asked. Quality of our education, what is the access of fresh fruit and vegetables within our communities, and how are we endin

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 On the third day of ceremonies honoring Rosalynn Carter, the former first lady will finally be laid to stanley cups uk  rest.Unlike the first two days of tributes, Wednesdays will be a more intimate se stanley cup rvice for family members and some invited guests.The service will take place around 11 a.m. at Maranatha Baptist Church in Carters hometown of Plains, Georgia.After the church service, the former first lady will be transported for a private burial with family to her home in Plains. She and former President Jimmy Carter, her husband of 77 years, lived there for the entirety of their time together 鈥?except only when Carter served as governor and president.Both Rosalynn and Jimmy were born in Plains, and knew each other their whole lives.After recently entering hospice care, Rosalynn died at home at the age of 96. Jimmy, who is 99, also enter stanley cup ed end-of-life care 10 months ago.Rosalynn Carter s ceremonies began Monday with a motorcade through Atlanta. Members of the public were invited to pay their respects as she lay in repose at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum.SEE MORE: Presidents, fellow first ladies gather for Rosalynn Carter s servicesOn Wednesday, a grand service with a prestigious guest list saw music, scriptures and speeches celebrating Carter as a wife, mother and pillar in politics.In attendance were U.S. President Joe Biden, first lady Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and second gentleman Douglas Emhoff, in addition to every living former first lady: Melania Trump, Yezo Man fatally shoots Uber driver after both were targeted by scam calls
 This week the National Association of Realtors reported that median existing-home sales went up at a pace of 15.4% on a year-over-year basis. The median home price for a home in January was $350,300. It was the highest median price on record for the month of January, as CNN reported. In December, Zillow predicted that the 12-month rate of home price growth would drop by 11%, but then revised that forecast saying that 2022 would finish up 16.4%. Now the company is predicting that the year-over-year rate for growth of home prices could peak at 21.6% by May. According to the National Association of Realtors, in 2021 around 25% of homes, that sold, had one offer, but 75% had more than one offer. And even with the price hikes, buying a home may still be a smart move in 2022 for some. The trade p stanley cups ublication Mortgage Reportssaid that buying a home could work for investors, given  how inflation will push rent prices higher. Jess Kennedy, a co-founder and COO at Beeline said,  When you look at where the housing market is right now, you still see big gaps between available supply and demand. Until that demand is lowered due to rising rates,  stanley cup housing prices wont go down. Kennedy said,  As supply and demand come into line with one another, we will see a normalization of the market but I dont anticipate that housing prices will come down 鈥?they just  stanley cup wont continue to grow exponentially as they have in the past year. In the short term as buyers look to find a property before higher rates impa

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 A California woman filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of California of San Francisco last week claiming she was injured by McDonald s coffee that spilled on her body.The plaintiff, Mable Childress, claims McDonald s failed to properly secure the lid on the coffee she purchased in June 2022, causing the coffee to spill out when she took a sip. After the coffee spilled out, Childress  attorneys say that she suffered severe burns to her body.A court filing says that Childress, who is in her 80s, experienced scarring in her groin area and continues to suffer from pain. The court filing says that Childress asked for help from three different McDonald s managers who refused to help her. As a result of Defendants breach, Plaintiff has suffered and continues to suffer physical pain, emotional di stanley quencher stress, and other damages,  Childress  court filing says. My  stanley romania restaurants have strict food safety protocols i stanley quencher n place, including training crew to ensure lids on hot beverages are secure. We take every customer complaint seriously 鈥?and when Ms. Childress reported her experience to us later that day, our employees and management team spoke to her within a few minutes and offered assistance. We re reviewing this new legal claim in detail,  McDonalds Owner/Operator Peter Ou.SEE MORE: McDonald s removing soda fountains from dining roomsMcDonald s was the subject of a highly publicized case in 1994 involving a 79-year-old woman who was burned by the company s coffee. According to theTexas Trial La Dkza Hispanic representation in children  s books is quickly growing
 HUNTSVILLE, Al. 鈥?On a warm Oct cups stanley ober day in Huntsville, Alabama, Deborah Norwood popped her head out her front door to see one of her favorite visitors.Rodney Smith Jr. was there, ready to help. Smith runs Raising Men and Women Lawn Care Service, and he travels all around his community and his country, mowing lawns for free.To Norwood, assistance is crucial. The senior regularly needs o stanley cup xygen, so yard work is no longer an option. I used to do it until I got so I couldn t, and I loved working in the yard,  said Norwood.Norwood planted many of the trees around her h stanley cups uk ome. I kept it manicured, really good and plenty of flowers,  she said. Her love came out of necessity. I live on a small income, below poverty level,  she said.  I couldn t afford to pay somebody. Now, Smith makes sure she doesnt have to.  He comes and saves me the money hed get. You know, thatd be money for groceries or someone something else that I need,  said Norwood.Norwood is not the only one getting taken care of like this.  We mow free lawns for the elderly, disabled, single parents and veterans. They need the help,  said Smith.Help in a time of need is what Smith is hoping to inspire across the nation.He travels across the country and mows peoples lawns for free in every single state. He does this to raise money for all kinds of causes and to spread kindness and community. Especially in these times, we need to help each other and give back where we can,  said Smith. He s a very beautiful person, a very good pe

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 The family of Jayland Walker, a Black man killed when eight police officers fired 94 bullets at him after he shot at least one round out his car window, will receive a $4.8 million settlement from the city of Akron, the mayor s office said Monday.A grand jury declined to indict the officers last year, but Walker s family accused the officers in a federal lawsuit of using excessive force and participating in a  culture of violence and racism  within Akron s police department.What began as a traffic stop on June 27, 2022, ended when Walker was shot 46 times in a hail of gunfi stanley quencher re that upended the city with protests and heightened tensions with police. The investigation said police tried to stop Walker and then gave chase after seeing him driving with a broken taillight and a broken light on his rear license plate. Police said Walker refused to stop and then fired a shot from his car before fleeing on foot.RELATED STORY | Akron, Ohio, officer shoots 15-year-old boy who was holding a fake gunThe city says t stanley website alks continue with Walker s family and the wider community on changing police procedures. The vehicle pursuit policy has been changed so that officers are not allowed to chase vehicles just for equipment violations.The family s lawyers said they woul stanley cup d discuss the settlement once the court process is over.  There s more to the settlement than money. The family accomplished meaningful policy changes with its litigation efforts,  said Bobby DiCello, a family attorney.A state investi Ofho Trump to go after Biden on the border and crime when he visits battleground Michigan and Wisconsin
 NEW YORK 鈥?Families are suing the owners of an apartment building in the Bronx after 17 people died in a fire.The five lawsuits named Bronx Park Phase III Preservation, the Bronx Phase III Housing Co., and three investment groups as defendants.The suits allege that safety violations led to the tragedy.Fire officials said a malfunctioning space heater started the blaze on January 9.The fire produced suffocating smoke that rose through a stairwell and killed people as they tried to fl stanley isolierkanne ee.Lawyers with the New York law firm Weitz  Luxenberg said owners of the building did not follow rules for self-closing doors and windows that can stay open.Attorneys added that residents of the apartment where the fire started left their front door open.Spring-loaded hinges were supposed to shut the door automatically, but they did not w stanley mug ork. Fire investigators said that the apartments  stanley thermos front door and a door on the 15th floor should have been self-closing to help contain the spreading smoke, but that the doors stayed fully open. It was not clear if the doors failed mechanically or if they had been manually disabledThe lawsuit did not specify details about monetary damages and did not cite specific safety violations.Another attorney, Larry Goldhirsch, said specifics will be announced in the coming weeks.A spokesperson for the buildings owners denies they were responsible.

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 Mexicos projected presidential winner Claudia Sheinbaum will become the first woman president in the country s 200-year history. I will become the first woman  stanley cup president of Mexico,  Sheinbaum said with a smile, speaking at a downtown hotel shortly after electoral authorities announced a statistical sample showed she held an irreversible lead.  I don t make it alone. We ve all made it, with our heroines who gave us our homeland, with our mothers, our daughters and our granddaughters.  We have demonstrated that Mexico is a democratic country with peaceful elections,  she said.The National Electoral Institutes president said Sheinbaum had between 58.3% and 60.7% of the vote, according to a statistical sample. Opposition candidate X贸chitl G谩lvez had between 26.6% and 28.6% of the  stanley water bottle vote and Jorge 脕lvarez M谩ynez had between 9.9% and 10.8% of the vote. Sheinbaum s Morena party was also projected to hold majorities in both chambers of Congress.The climate scientist and former Mexico City mayor said that her two competitors had called her and conceded her victory.The official preliminary count put Sheinbaum 28 points ahead of G谩lvez with nearly 50% of polling places reporting.The fact that the two leading candidates were women had left little doubt that Mexico would make history Sunday. Sheinbaum will also be the first person from a Jewi stanley cup sh background to lead the overwhelmingly Catholic country.She will start her six-year term Oct. 1. Mexicos constitution does not allow reelection.The le Iroq Bucks   DiVincenzo savors return to action after long absence
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Since the pandemic began Wisconsin schools have tackled hard choices on how to move forward.Now, they will be getting guidance from the White House as President-Elect Joe Biden announced his team s goals to reopen schools.Part of what s called the  American Rescue Plan  calls on Congress to provide $170 billion to reopen K-12 scho vaso stanley ols, colleges, and universities. It also includes a push to specifically reopen a majority of K-8 schools after his administration s first 100 days. We can do this if we give school districts, the schools themselves the clear guidance they need, as well as, the resources,  President-Elect Biden said during a speech on Thursday.Most of that money could be used for several things including modifying spaces f stanley cups or social distancing, improving ventilation, personal protective equipment, hiring counselors, and addressing digital challenges. Certainly there is an urgency to return on-site, but that can only be done when it s safe, not from an arbitrary number of 100 days,  said Amy Mizialko, President of the Milwaukee Teachers  Education Association.Mizialko thinks the plan is a start after the last several months, but adds while community spread has yet to be contained there is a monumental amount  stanley cups uk of work left at the national, state, and local levels. We have to work backward from what measures and gating criteria would ensure that our students and public education staff are safe,  said Mizialko.While Bidens plan may sound aggressive, Republicans

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 Tonight,Scripps News presents the latest reporting on the groundfrom Israel, as war with Hamas rages on.What do those caught amid the fighting think is coming next What should we expect as Israel prepares for a full offensive against Hamas targets on the ground in Gaza What do we know about the terrorist organization Hamas And what commitments has the U.S. made to support its ally Israel in the conflict Scripps News shares scenes of humanitarian crisis, as streams of injured Palestinians begin to overwhelm Gaza s limited medical capacity.SEE  stanley cup MORE: Hospitals in Gaza are about to buckle under new strainNew details about Hamas  attack came to light after first responders shared intelligence they found on the bodies of Hamas fighters. Planning documents and bodycam videos show a clear portrait of a terrorist group that is highly organized, heavily armed and had prior intelligence about the targets that they went after.During the attack, Hamas took some 150 hostages into Gaza, including a number of Americans. Now, efforts are underway to recover them safely.A former FBI hostage negotiator told Scripps News that negotiators from the U.S. State Department and the FBI are working in Israel to se botella stanley cure the release of hostages. They are working with family members and reviewing video and social media posts to understand the goals of those who took hostages, in hopes of negotiating their safe return.We speak with one family whose daughter was caught in Hamas   stanley cup surprise attack on a music fe Qrxm Florida neighborhood still underwater 3 months after Hurricane Ian
 Organizers said Tuesday that more than 30 athletes at the Beijing Olympics are in isolation facilities after testing positive for the  stanley vaso coronavirus.The average stay in isolation is seven days. We will allow as many people out of isolation as we can, but only as many as we can do safely,  said Brian McCloskey, chairman of the expert medical panel for the Beijing Games.He said 50 athletes had been discharged, and most athletes in isolation do not require any medical treatment.The disclosure that 32 athletes are in isolation facilities came after complaints from athletes and teams about inedible food, dirty rooms and a lack of training equipment and internet access.Organizers have acknowledged that isolation is already a difficult situation for athletes 鈥?who face the possibility of missing competitions after years of training 鈥?and said they were working to quickly address any problems.To prevent the spread of COVID-19, Beijing organizers require everyone in the so-called Olym stanley tumbler pic bubble to take daily PCR lab tests. Those who are confirmed positive are taken to an isolation facility until they re cleared for discharge with negative tests.Those who keep testing positive can also request a review by a medical panel.McCloskey noted that infected people can continue testing positive intermittently for a long time, even if they re not contagious. But h stanley water bottle e said previously infected people might also be testing positive because they were re-infected and can spread the virus. The challenge i

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 It s a hotly debated topic, and many wonder if they ll need proof of COVID vaccination to travel.The short answer is it all depends on where you re headed.Royal Caribbean has already announced that guests need to be vaccinated.Universities are talking about it too.Rutgers has already announced that returning students will be required to be vaccinated.The University of California and the Cal State collegiate system  stanley fr also plan to implement vaccine requirements for the fall.But, if you re talking about summer travel and want to fly, it s a loaded and complicated issue. Everybody is asking for something differently at the moment,  said Nick Careen, senior vice president of airports, passenger, cargo, and security at International Air Transport Associa stanley cup tion  IATA .He s also working on the restart program, which is doing precisely what it sounds like: restarting the travel industry.And that, he says, is no easy feat.But, like anything these days, there s an app for that. It s called a travel pass, and it will help travelers manage and share the required covid health information. That s all we need. We need governments to accept that and airlines to embrace that, and then everybody can play in this space,  Careen said.  We believe we have the best product because we re utilizing stanley cup  existing systems, and we re ahead of the game in terms of development. IATA doesn t support making vaccines mandatory for travel, but the group knows it has to be prepared for any and all requirements. We re t

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