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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Milwaukee police arrested a 23-year-old Milwaukee woman in connection to the death of a 4-month-old girl.According to a statement from police, the incident happened near 23rd and Burnham around 1:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 25. The child was found unresponsive and later declared dead.The woman was arrested for child neglect. Police are stanley deutschland  stil stanley thermos mug l investigating.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for  TMJ4  on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, stanley cup  and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Mipk Admirals v. IceHogs game on Thursday postponed due to COVID-19
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?For the last year, the I-Team has tracked grocery prices across our region. If you re planning to grocery shop ahead of t stanley mugs he holiday weekend, there are a few things to consider as you head to the store.  Prices are definitely higher than they used to be,  Zoy Begos said. Begos was out shopping for the holiday weekend on Friday. So was retired Milwaukee Public School s teacher, Dianne Graham. TMJ4 Price Tracker It feels like I m going to a vacation with the price so high, but at least I come out with food,  Graha stanley water bottle m said. Since the pandemic began, we ve seen prices everywhere rise. The grocery store is no exception.  I just bought some lettuce and it cost me $4,  Graham explained. Brandon Sholz with the Wisconsin Grocers Association said this isn t a surprise.  You re going to see prices, compared to last year, they ll be a little bit higher,  Sholz said. Sholz recommends looking for deals as you re shopping this holiday weekend.  There s going to be specials on bratwursts, and hamburger stanley cup s, and buns, those sort of things,  Sholz added. Some customers the I-Team talked to said they re already snagging weekend deals.  I bought some baby back ribs today, two for one basically. $4.49/lb which isn t terrible and you re getting buy one get one. Cajun chicken thighs, they re not bad, $1.99/lb,  Begos said. The Grocers Association said to save more money, check for coupons at local stores, and also consider buying generic or private label brands.  Private label is a little les Yxvf Cedarburg farm rescuing animals to give them a forever home
 Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon said she was carjacked at gunpoint in Philadelphia on Wednesday.A statement from Scanlon s office says the congresswoman was carjacked stanley cup becher  at FDR Park following a meeting at that location.According to WPVI in Philadelphia, Scanlon was walking to her car when she was approached by two men who demanded the keys to her vehicle.The men reportedly took off with Scanlon s 2017 Acura MDX, which had her cell phone, government cell phone, purse and identification inside. No arrests have been made.Scanlon s office says the congresswoman was not physically harmed.Her office thanked the Philadelphia Police Department for their  quick response. Scanlon, a Democrat, has been in office since November 2018. She represents Pennsylvania s 5th congressional district which covers p stanley cup arts of Philadelphia and surrounding counties. Statement from the Office of Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon on today s incident: pic.twit stanley italia ter/fomScnWUXo鈥?Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon  @RepMGS  December 22, 2021      .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid  005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family:  proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo

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 North Korea flew hundreds of balloons carrying trash and manure toward South Korea in one of its most bizarre provocations against its rival in years, prompting the Souths military to mobilize chemical and explosive response teams to recover objects and debris in different parts of the country.The balloon campaign came as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urged his military scientists to overcome a failed satellite launch and continue developing space-based reconnaissance capabilities, which he described as crucial for countering U.S. and South Korean military activities, state media said Wednesday.In his fi stanley flask rst public comments about the launch failure, Kim also warned of unspecified  overwhelming actions  against South Korea over an exercise involving 20 fighter jets near stanley cup becher  the inter-Korean border hours before North Koreas failed launch on Monday. In a speech Tuesday, Kim described the South Korean response as a  hysterical attack formation flight and strike drill  and  direct military challenge  toward North Korea, the Norths official Korean Central News Agency said Wednesday.South Koreas Joint Chiefs of Staff said North Korea also has been flying large numbers of trash-carrying balloons toward the South since Tuesday night in retaliation against South Korean activists for flying anti-North Korean propaganda leaflets across the border.The Souths military said about 260 North Korean balloons were found in various parts of the country as of Wednesday afte stanley cup rnoon and were being recov Ruoq FlexRide connecting Milwaukee residents to suburban job opportunities
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 MINNEAPOLIS 鈥?The Transportation Security Administration s top K9 is getting a new leash on life.After 10 years of service, the agency s cutest dog, Eebbers, is retiring.The bomb-sniffing visla-lab mix was the oldest working dog in the TSA. He was also recently crowned the winner of the agency s cutest K9 contest.Put your paws together for @mspairport s Eebbers - winner of the @TSA s 2022 Cutes stanley kubek t K9 Contest!Eebbers was born into TSAs Puppy Program and is the last remaining canine from the Puppy Program still working daily for TSA.Congratulations on your win, Eebers!  NationalDogDay pic.twitter/9iwwKG4MAD鈥?MSP Airport  @mspairport  August 26, 2022 Eebbers handler Jean Carney also is retiring, the Star Tribune reported. He was born to do this. His ability to search out his trained odors amazes me every day,  stanley cup  Carney told CBS affi stanley website liate WCCO.Eebbers and Carney were showered with gifts and cake on their last day at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.Happy retirement day, Eebbers  Jeannie! TSAs 2022 Cutest Canine  his handler had a great sendoff at @mspairport today. 馃惗馃Υ pic.twitter/nZMAoNmzVu鈥?TSA_GreatLakes  @TSA_GreatLakes  August 31, 2022 According to the newspaper, the pair also received commemorative plaques.Carney told the news outlet that their first retirement plan is to go swimming in Iowa s Lake Okoboji I was just ready for him to be a dog. I just wanted him to enjoy the last few years just being a dog,  Carney told the news outlet. Ftum Science Experiment: Learn about insulation using mittens
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 Its been a little over a month since a mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, where a gunman killed 10 and injured three in a racist attack on a grocery store. Since then, the Department of Justice has charged the suspect with multiple hate crimes and weapons charges.The shooting happened at Tops, a grocery store that residents had fought for almost 20 years just to open. The stanley canada  neighborhood hadn t had a supermarket like it in decades, and as the store remains closed, many in the community no longer have easy access to good foods.Before the grocery store opened, the area was known as a  food desert,  which is an area with limited access to healthy and affordable food from grocery stores, supermarkets, or supercenters. The USDA considers someo stanley thermos ne to be in a food desert when they live more than a mile away from a food store in urban areas, or more than 10 miles away in rural areas. Currently, thats more than 18 million people in the U.S.Now, some experts and advocacy organizations have moved away from the term  food desert,  saying it implies something that occurs naturally. They argue these sorts of problems actually come from a long legacy of discrimination in housing and community planning.Dr. Lavonne Ansari, the executive director of The Community Health Center of Buffalo, hit on some of that history when News stanley quencher y sat down with her. Ansari says it wasn t hard for the shooter to find a place to carry out his attack because of the lasting effects of redlining. One of the things I expla

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Marquette star Tyler Kolek will be ready and available to play in the team s first NCAA tournament game, head coach Shaka Smart annou stanley termoska nced Wednesday.The All-America guard suffered an oblique injury during a February 28 game vs. Providence. Smart said he will miss the BIG EAST tournament opener on Thursday, and is questionable for the rest of the tournament after that.But the news that Kolek will be ready for March Madness will be sure to lift the spirit of Golden Eagles fans. Hes still day-to-day and not  stanley cup quencher planning on playing tomorrow, but hes close,  Smart said.  He practiced for part of our session today and hes been working out and continues to get treatment. The plan is absolutely for him to play next week and hes really made good progress. Kolek missed Marquette s final three regular-season games against No. 12 Creighton, No. 2 UConn, and Xavier. The Golden Eagles went 1-2 over that stretch.Kolek, an All-America candidate and unanimous All-BIG EAST First Team selection, leads the nation in assists  7.6 apg.  and is contributing 15.0 points and 4.7 rebounds per game while shooting 48.6 percent from the floor in an average of 32.4 minutes per night, Marquette says.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream  stanley cup local news and weather 24/7 by searching for  TMJ4  on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Bjhm Former post office employee accused of destroying immigration documents since 2017
 MADISON 鈥?The University of Wisconsin is removing a 70-ton boulder from its Madison camp stanley thermos mug us at the request of minority students who view the rock as a symbol of racism.Chamberlin Rock, on top of Observatory Hill, is named after Thomas Crowder Chamberlain, a geologist  stanley quencher and former university president. Students of color on campus say the rock represents a history of discrimination. It was referred to as a derogatory name in a Wiscon stanley canada sin State Journal story from the 1920s, at a time when the Ku Klux Klan was active on campus. The boulder was being removed Friday morning. Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 KENOSHA, Wis. 鈥?Carthage College students are no longer searching for jobs when they graduate. Theyre pursuing a passion. Todays student is really interested in building a life of purpose and meaning in their career,  said Carolyn Serdar, Carthage College Director for Career and Prof stanley uk essional Development of The Aspire Center. They really want a job where they not just go to work every day, but they really feel fulfilled personally and professionally. For its dedication in guiding students toward meaningful careers, Carthage College received the 2024 Career Services Pursuit of Excellence Award last week in Austin, Texas.The honor recognizes the colleges innovative approach to career development.                        TMJ4 News                  Weve only been around a couple of year stanley canada s, but the work were doing will last a lifetime for these students. 鈥?Carolyn Serdar, Carthage College Executive Director for Career and Professional Development of The Aspire Center.    Carthage senior Sahar Kherani is set to graduate in three years with a degree in finance. Every opportunity I got through the Aspire Center I said yes to,  Kherani said.  So because of that it shows that their dedication goes above and beyond and I think this reward reflects that. Carthage junior Michael Malyszek is also pursuing a career in finance. Its a field he s passionate about. I would say t stanley cup hat people are realizing that their working life is the majority of their life and they want to be spending it doing some Mzby Death toll rises to 6 following severe weather that caused Amazon warehouse to collapse in Illinois
 Wisconsin recorded the highest number of deaths caused by COVID-19, hospitalizations and daily cases on Monday, as the state continues to be a hot spot for the virus in the  stanley cups uk weeks leading to the Nov. 3 election.The Department of Health Services reported64 deaths due to complications caused by the coronavirus, by far the highest single-day total since the pandemic began. That s 16 more deaths than the previous record of 48 deaths recorded last Wednesday.Tuesday s numbers also raise the seven-day daily average number of deaths to 31.Wisconsin has also broken its record of the highest number of COVID-19 cases tallied on a single day.DHS reported 5,262 coronavirus cases Tuesday, by far the highest number of cases recorded on a single day in Wisconsin since the pandemic began. That s over 600 more cases than the previous record of 4,591 cases last Tuesday, and almost double the number of cases recorded on Monday.The seven-day average stanley kubek  number of confirmed cases also jumped after dipping the day before, to 3,975. That is the highest seven-day average only to last Saturday, when 4,050 was recorded.Wisconsin further recorded the highest number of hospitalizations tallied on a single day, at 220, on Tuesday.The percent positivity also continued to rise Tuesday. The DHS reports a seven-day percent positive  by person  of 25.7 percent, and a seven-day percent positive  by test  at 12.9 percent - both records.            Today 39   COVID19_WI update shows new highs in reported death stanley nz s and

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 The role of a first lady has never been officially defined in politics, yet for first lady 鈥?and Vogue s latest cover star 鈥?Jill Biden, the position seems to carry weight as if it has.The first lady encountered renewed scrutiny following her husband s rocky first debate in June, with some conservative figures likening her steadfast support of an aging president to an unwillingness to let go of her own political power.But in her cover story, published by Vogue on Monday though written pre-debate, first lady Jill Biden is defending her role as the president s closest confidant, fiercest defender and human megaphone. If people knew what Joe s done 鈥?with the recove stanley mugs ry act, and infrastructure, and CHIPS ... If they knew all of that 鈥?I mean, the bridge is being built in their city and they don t know who did it. They don t know whos getting the lead out of their water. They don t know who s stopping the pipeline going through the parklands. They don t know,  Biden said.  That s why I m trying to be out there. Why we re all trying. To say,  This is what we ve achieved, and this is how it affects your life.                  View this post on Instagram            A post shared by Vogue  @voguemagazine  In her second solo cover for  stanley cup the magazine, the first being in August 2021, Biden wore a cream silk Ralph Lauren tuxedo dress and teal earrings alongside the quote,  We will decide our future. It s a line  stanley website the first lady told a crowd of the group Women for Biden at an event Vogue attend Conq Who will the Packers pick in 2022 NFL Draft  Here  s one prediction
 Fl stanley thermoskannen orida Gov. Governor Ron DeSantis was at the University of South Florida  USF  Wednesday to talk about cybersecurity, but as he walked up to the podium, he criticized students for wearing masks. You do not have to wear those masks. Please take them off,  the Republican governor said.  Honestly it s not doing anything. We need to stop with this theater. If you want to wear it fine, but this is ridiculous. USF says masks are optional on campus and their website says each individual s decision should be respected.In his comments, DeSantis said masks don t do anything, but doctors and health official stanley hrnek s say otherwise.                        CDC                This CDC graphic shows the effectiveness of different types of masks.    The CDC says wearing cloth masks lowers the odds of catching COVID by 56%. With surgical masks that number jumps to 66% and with N-95s or KN-95s that number is 83% percent.Overall, the CDC says people who always wear a mask in indoor public settings are less likely to test positive for COVID-19 than people who don t.However, the CDC did  stanley cup drop strong mask recommendations for most of the country a few days ago. The agency released new guidance relying on what they call  community levels of disease.  It says people living in counties at the  low  level do not need to wear a mask indoors. However, people living in counties at the  high  level should still wear masks indoors.Hillsborough County, where USF is located, is still considered to have  high community

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 States across the Southern United States are baking under an intense heat wave that knocked out power, triggered severe thunderstorms and raised wildfire threats in some areas.Sweltering temperatures in the triple digits prompted heat advisories across Louisiana and Texas, with officials urging residents to take extra precautions when outdoors and to check on their elderly neighbors and pets. Reports indicated that the intense heat had knocked out power for more than half stanley website  a million people fromOklahomaeast through Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi.Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards has alreadydeclared a state of emergencyfor the northern and central parts of his state, where severe weather  stanley cup caused widespread power outages over the weekend.The  stanley cup National Weather Service said a suspected tornado alsostruck near Scranton, ArkansasSunday morning, about 100 miles northwest of Little Rock. While there was damage to some trees and structures, no injuries have been reported.SEE MORE: Hotter than average summer ahead for much of the USForecasters expect the potentially record-breaking temperatures to continue over the next few days along much of southern Texas and the Gulf Coast. Meteorologists said the heat wave could produce more powerful storms with damaging winds, hail and the potential for tornadoes throughout the region.In the Southwest, fire crews are battling several wildfires in New Mexico and Arizona, where high temperatures and gusty winds increased the risk of more fires Lmfq 2021 is on track to be the deadliest on record for road rage, data shows
 MILWAUKEE -- 鈥?If you re still on the job hunt, seasonal work can help you pay bills until something permanent comes along. A lot of companies are looking to hire holiday help.That includes UPS. On October 30, the delivery company is holding a hiring blitz called  UPS Brown Friday  where it plans to hire 50,000 seasonal workers across the country, including 480 in Milwaukee. Our average daily volume is about 22 million packages per day and during our peak season, we expect that to nearly double,  said Danelle McCusker, VP of Human Resources at UPS. So we have our warehouse associates, which means you re really in our warehouses and you re a team member that s helping to progress our packages internally. So, it s more loading and unloading our package cars and our large trailers. Then you have an opportunity as a delivery assistant. It s a helper position, so you re able to wear our awesome brown uniform and go out on a package car with a driver, so the package cars are the little brown trucks you see driving in your neighborhood. You also have a great opportunity as an independent delivery driver. That s the position that means you are able to deliver package stanley cup s out of your stanley website  own personal vehicle this year,  Mc stanley us Cusker said. There s an opportunity out there for you,  she continued.The hours and pay depend on the positions, but McCusker says pay ranges from $14.50 an hour to up to $30 an hour.Kohls and Cabelas have also announced their need for seasonal workers. Below are links to a

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 If you re looking to book a house during the Fourth of July weekend in the U.S., Airbnb introduced its new safety plan, including prohibiting one-night-only reservations during the Fourth of July.The company said in a news release that the new plan includes blocking guests  without a history of positive reviews  from booking one-night-only stays during the Fourth of July weekend.Airbnb said user stanley cup s who have received positive reviews or have already booked reser stanley cup vations are exempt.The plan also would require hosts to continue with the COVID-19 enhanced cleaning protocol. As people begin to make plans to reconnect with friends and family, Airbnb is launching the Summer of Responsible Travel, an 8-point plan to help hosts, guests, and communities they call home stay safer,  the short-term rental platform said.The company added that its customer service community support staff  stanley mug would increase by 50%.Airbnb said that superhosts would receive discounts on noise detection devices from Minut if they are worried about parties.

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?This year, on average in Milwaukee, there have been two non-fatal shootings per day in the city, according to police. A group supporting violence survivors wants the community to realize that means potentially two people every day whose lives are changed forever.                        TMJ4                Grover Williams was left paralyzed from the waist down after he was shot nearly 15 years ago.    Even the most simple acts like getting the mail take extra time for Grover Williams. The Milwaukee man is paralyzed from the waist down after he was shot nearly 15 years ago. I answered the door, I got shot in the neck. It pushed me back,  said Williams.He says before the shooting, he was not living a good life. He was involved in crime and had served time in prison. I brushed it off. You are in your early 20s, you think you are invincible,  said Williams.                        Photo Provided                Grover Williams before he was shot and paralyzed.     When he was in his 30s, he was trying to live a better life for his vaso stanley  then 4-year-old daughter, but says he didn t make the changes he should have. I lived the street life and it caught up with me,  said Williams.After the shooting, he woke up in Froedtert Hospital unable to move from the bullet that tore through his body. It went in, went down and it severed my  stanley cups spine,  said Williams.Grover is just one of the thousands of gunshot victims living in Milwaukee. Thi stanley drinking cup s year alone, Milwaukee Police say there have been 5 Ryef Waukesha woman missing after plane crashes near Panama
 On Monday, Johns Hopkins University reported that the U.S. had recorded its 6 millionth confirmed case of COVID-19 鈥?another grim milestone in a pandemic that continues to ravage the country like no other nation across the planet.Though the daily number of new cases has fallen in recent days, the U.S. still has more than 2 million more confirmed cases than any other country. The U.S. also has the most COVID-19 deaths with more than 180,000.Despite falling case numbers, the U.S. is still reporting more than 40,000 new cases of COVID-19 each day 鈥?which cur stanley quencher rently ranks as the second-highest in the world, behind India.For the past month, deaths per day linked to COVID-19 have held fairly consistent, peaking at 1,000 per day while falling to a few hundred on weekends. The U.S. currently ranks fourth among all countries with about 56 COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 people.According to a model produced by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington 鈥?a model often cited by the White House 鈥?a projected 3 stanley vattenflaska 00,000 Americans will die o stanley mugs f COVID-19 by December if current policies remain in place.

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 WASHINGTON  AP  鈥?With dozens of African leaders descending on Washington this week, the Biden administration is offering a not-so-subtle pitch in its economic competition with China on the continent: The U.S. offers a better option to African partners.Ahead of Tuesday s start of the three-day U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, Deputy Commerce Secretary Don Grav vaso stanley es acknowledged that the U.S. has fallen behind as China has surged past American foreign direct investment in  stanley canada Africa but argued that the U.S. remains the  partner of choice  in Africa. We took our eye off the ball so to speak, and U.S. investors and companies are having to play catch up,  Graves said at an event hosted by the news outlet Semafor. He added,  We re bringing the best technologies and innovations, the highest standards.... The U.S. helps to build capacity in our partner countries as opposed to exploiting those countrie stanley cup s. Heads of states from 49 African nations and the African Union have been invited to take part in the summit that has been billed as an opportunity for President Joe Biden s administration to re-engage the continent s leaders.The continent, whose leaders often feel they ve been given short shrift by leading economies, remains crucial to global powers because of its rapidly growing population, significant natural resources, and a sizable voting bloc in the United Nations. Africa remains of great strategic importance as the U.S. recalibrates its foreign policy with greater focus on China 鈥?what the  Frfu Rap battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake heating up again
 NEW YORK  AP  鈥?Hall of Fame second baseman Roberto Alomar has been fired as a consultant by Major League Baseball and placed on the league s ineligible list after an investigation into an allegation of sexual misconduct. Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the firing, saying in a statement that a baseball industry employee reported an incident earlier this year involving A stanley fr lomar from 2014. The league hired an external legal firm to investigate the matter. MLB says it won t provide further details on the investigation to protect the individual who came forward.Alomar helped lead the Toronto Blue Jays to World Serie termo stanley s Championships in 1992 and 1993.On Friday, the Blue Jays announced that they had severed all ties with the Hall of Famer. The team adde stanley mugg d that they would remove his name from the teams Level of Excellence at Rogers Centre.The banner featuring his retired No. 12 would also be removed. The Toronto Blue Jays support Major League Baseballs decision to terminate Roberto Alomars consultant contract and place him on its Ineligible List,  the ballclub said in a statement. According to MLB and Forbes, Alomar issued a statement shortly after MLBs announcement, saying that he was  disappointed, surprised, and upset  with the news of being banned. Alomar added that  with the current social climate  he understands why the league had to take their position. Still, he hopes that the allegations  can be heard in a venue  that will allow him  to address the accusation directly.

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?TMJ4 News is learning more about the six people found dead inside a home on 21st and Wright on Sunday.Caleb Jordan, 23, Javoni Liddell, 31, Charles Hardy, 42, Donta Williams, 44, Donald Smith,43  and Michelle Williams, 49, were all discovered during a welfare check at the home Sunday evening.Over Facebook, Caleb s sister said her brother was kind to everyone. Comparable stories were told by other relatives who could not go on camera.                        Submitted                 Caleb Jordan, 23, Javoni Liddell, 31, Charles Hardy, 42, Donta Williams, 44, Donald Smith,43  and Michelle Williams, 49, were all discovered during a welfare check at the home Sunday evening.    SEE MORE: 6 found shot and killed at Milwaukee home identifiedEveryone said they are coping with the loss the best way possible. A loss for words, thats all I kno stanley mug w,  said Lavinia Hardy.Hardy was the one person TMJ4 did catch up with in person early Tuesday afternoon. She was mourning alone in her home. Charles Hardy was her younger brother and the only sibling she had.                    stanley cup      Family of Charles Hardy        She said she s now lonely and broken by the loss. I cant hear his voice no more,  she explained. stanley cup Hardy said shell miss her brother that she grew up protecting and regrets not having more pictures together. Now she has one saved as her phones screen-saver.Over time, Hardy opened up, walking through the good memories with her younger brother from over the years.                   

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 NEW YORK  AP  鈥?A U.S. appeals court has upheld the conviction of the notorious Mexican drug lord known as El Chapo. The decision Tuesday by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan praised the trial judge for his handling of the case against Joaquin Guzman. The three-judge panel rejected claims that Judge Brian Cogan made rulings allowing a jury to hear faulty evidence at a 2019 trial. According to court documents stanley vaso , Guzman had sought to have his conviction overturned by making 10 claims, including the conditions of his pretrial detention did not allow him the rights to a fair trial and the effective assistance of counsel.The appellate court found that those claims lacked meri stanley cup t. The conditions of Guzmans pretrial confinement, harsh as they were, do not provide a basis for disturbing his conviction,  the appellate court said in its decision.  We emphasize that our task is limited to considering his claim that those conditions violated his Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights. We have no occasion to consider whether these conditions might have warranted relief directed to modifying the conditions before trial. Guzman is serving life behind bars in a massive drug conspiracy that spread murder and mayhem for more than two decades.Guzman s wife Emma Coronel Aispuro w stanley portugal as sentenced in November to three years in prison on drug trafficking and money laundering charges.