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“His record in Milwaukee County shows exactly what Wisconsin would get: mismanage the government, run up the bill, and raise your taxes to pay for it.”
Tiffany criticized Crowley's record as Milwaukee County executive, claiming it would mean mismanagement and higher taxes.
“It was scary to think that something might be wrong, and that I may be the one that's not able to make a decision about the treatment,”
West said in an interview with Live Action that she feared not being able to make decisions about the baby's treatment.
“Baby Gabriel deserves a chance at life, and I will not allow anyone to unlawfully deny him medically necessary care,”
Paxton said in a statement Tuesday that Baby Gabriel deserves a chance at life and he will not allow anyone to deny him medically necessary care.
“Why they say this mRNA platform is more nimble is because you’re only giving the blueprints ... we can make the mRNA quickly, so when we [figure out] which strain of virus is now going to be dominant, they can go change that quickly in the manufacturing process and get that out,”
Leifer explained why the mRNA platform is considered more nimble in adjusting to new dominant virus strains.
“now gives us this opportunity to not just be able to produce vaccines quickly, but you could potentially see if the prediction tools we use are wrong, that within the same season you could be able to even produce another iteration of the vaccine to address the mismatch. So I think there’s enormous potential there in regards to mRNA,”
Ogbuagu discussed the potential of mRNA technology to quickly produce vaccines and address mismatches within the same season.
“I think everyone knows that. I think that's why she did it because she wants attention. I mean, shit, like, people have started craving attention. Like, go get it somewhere else. Go do something good in the world, I don't know.”
Cunningham continued, saying Carrington did it because she wants attention and told her to go do something good in the world.
“I think everyone would benefit from that. We're all here to play our hardest and win games. There is never mal-intent with any of these things. So I think it would be fair to be consistent across the board when it comes to things like that.”
Carrington said everyone would benefit from consistency and that there is never mal-intent with any of these things.
“I’m already feeling better and very much on the mend. I want to thank the doctors, nurses and everyone who has taken such wonderful care of me,”
Stewart said in the statement that he was feeling better and thanked his medical team.
“If you have a doctor’s appointment earlier in the fall, just get the flu vaccine that’s available to you,”
Leifer recommended getting whatever flu vaccine is available at an earlier doctor's appointment.
“I wasn't even upset. I mean, I popped up. I'm not going to let anyone just do that to me,”
Cunningham said she was not upset and popped up because she would not let anyone do that to her.
“to an unforeseen but minor medical procedure that required prompt attention.”
The venue said Stewart's Sunday concert in Cincinnati was postponed due to a minor medical procedure.
“I expect the CPI report to continue its downward trend which will further support the case for the Federal Reserve to hold rates steady rather than hiking them, even with last Friday's weak jobs report,”
Follmer said he expects the CPI report to continue its downward trend, supporting the case for the Fed to hold rates steady.
“a little bit harder to say how it will compare to that,”
Long noted it is difficult to compare the mRNA vaccine's side effects to the high-dose flu shot.
“You are not alone,”
Colombia's president addressed the nation in a video message after the earthquake struck western Colombia.
“with this mRNA vaccine, which is the same technology as [the COVID vaccine], if you had a little bit more of a reaction with a COVID vaccine, you might have more reaction with this vaccine because it’s the same kind of technology.”
Leifer noted that reactions to the mRNA flu vaccine may resemble reactions to the COVID vaccine.
“I've never experienced anything like it.”
Dan Cutler, a 29-year-old from London who had been in Colombia for about two months, was woken by the earthquake in Cali.
“I've already spoken to the people who have the potential to have the agency to make the change that I'm hoping comes about not just from this incident but ones in the past and ones that are obviously going to be coming up in the near future probably as well,”
Carrington declined to elaborate on her white privilege comment, saying she had spoken to people with agency to make change.
“People with ultra-low COVID-era mortgages cannot afford to give them up. If no one is selling, no one can be buying, and inventories are low.”
Carl Weinberg explained that people with ultra-low COVID-era mortgages cannot afford to give them up, contributing to low inventories.
“a massive quantity of collapsed buildings.”
Pereira's mayor told a local radio station that at least 18 people had died in the city and many more were trapped.
“I actually went to school, one of the top universities might I add, to educate myself on this exact subject. I would never use that term as a rhetorical weapon knowing the historical and social weight it holds without having the proper evidence to substantiate it.”
Carrington wrote on social media to clarify her white privilege comment in response to former NFL player Emmanuel Acho.
“Yeah, it's intentional. She wasn't even on the team. She has no reason to be doing any of that. So, good way to get her kicked out. I don't even know her. She wasn't even on the team last year when all that was going on. But I do think when people play the Fever, we're nationally televised, there's a lot of eyes on us and people just want attention. And that's her just trying to get attention.”
Cunningham said the foul was intentional and accused Carrington of wanting attention because the Fever are nationally televised.
“Services inflation could continue to be a sticky problem, but that sector is not very sensitive to interest rates, so it shouldn't really damage the case for holding steady,”
Follmer added that services inflation could remain sticky but should not damage the case for holding rates steady.
“There's a lot of damage, and we are waiting for information as to what the needs are. The first is rescue and recovery,”
A Colombian American commissioner in Weston, Florida, spoke about the earthquake damage and recovery efforts.
“Colombia has a president who cares about the people and who will do everything in his power to help them in the most difficult moments.”
Colombia's president addressed the nation in a video message after the earthquake struck western Colombia.
“We sprinted outside in our pyjamas. There's no major structural damage to the hotel, but there are surface cracks in the walls, and paint and plaster have peeled off,”
Dan Cutler described sprinting outside in his pyjamas and observing surface cracks and peeling plaster at his hotel in Cali.
“No one who has a home already can afford to sell it,”
Carl Weinberg said it is difficult to find good news about the U.S. housing market from the July report.
“It has a way of changing its genome, which now allows it to evade immunity, including vaccine immunity or natural immunity.”
Ogbuagu explained how the flu virus evades immunity by changing its genome.
“I have 450 books and only a few were left standing on the shelves. You could hear glass breaking and people screaming,”
Luis Felipe Molina told BBC Mundo about books falling off shelves and glass breaking during the earthquake in Manizales.
“I would say that I would just love consistency across the board when it comes to things like that. Whether it's the foul that I committed, whether it's the reaction, the retaliation, I would just love it to be consistent across the board regardless of the name on your jersey or your skin color or the score of the game, the stakes, whatever. I would love there to just be consistency when it comes to all of that. I don't think we're there yet. That's something that I've talked to the league about as well. I think that will eliminate a lot of the frustrations that we all have.”
Carrington called for consistency in officiating regardless of jersey name, skin color, score, or stakes.
“changes all the time,”
Dr. Onyema Ogbuagu explained that the flu virus constantly changes its genome.
“stands ready to support the people of Colombia.”
The U.S. Secretary of State said in a social media post that the Trump administration was closely monitoring the earthquake.
“That's who she is. She's passionate, hard-nosed, and it's unfortunate that's what happened. I don't think that's what her intent was.”
Marsh continued defending Carrington's character and said the contact was unfortunate.
“because the mRNA vaccines do generate a stronger immune response as seen in the clinical trials than the traditional flu vaccines.”
Long explained that people may notice more side effects with the mRNA flu vaccine due to a stronger immune response.
“It's just who I am. I'm never going to just let an open layup be had. You can pull clips from I don't know however many seasons of me making that exact play. Obviously I'm just coming back from injury so manybe my timing or my lift wasn't where it needs to get to but I mean it was unfortunate I made contact with her in the way that I did, but it was never intentional.”
Carrington told reporters the foul on Sophie Cunningham was never intentional and explained she was trying to make a defensive play.
“Look, it might happen again. That's just how I play. I'm always going to go all out and try to get a stop. I'm not just going to let an open layup happen. But like I said, I'm never intending to hurt somebody regardless of any outside noise or whatever the situation may be.”
Carrington continued explaining that she always plays hard and never intends to hurt anyone.
“Everyone was screaming... I saw dust coming out of the neighbouring buildings, and bricks were falling off the walls,”
Angélica Ávila, who had been staying in a hotel in Manizales, described seeing dust and falling bricks as the earthquake struck.
“things are shaping up again in favor of a peace arrangement or a deal.”
Investors took comments from the Pakistani defense minister as a positive signal regarding a potential peace arrangement or deal.
“no possibility of restarting negotiations”
Iran's foreign minister said there was no possibility of restarting negotiations as long as the U.S. continues violating the June memorandum of understanding.
“It was a terrible and terrifying experience.”
Luis Felipe Molina described the earthquake as a terrible and terrifying experience.
“We know how transformational this technology has been and could be for infectious diseases ... and it’s nice to see ... a second mRNA vaccine be approved,”
Ogbuagu expressed enthusiasm about the approval of a second mRNA vaccine.
“you have very poor efficacy, and that poor efficacy eventually equates to more illnesses, more hospitalizations and more deaths in that year,”
Ogbuagu described the consequences of poor efficacy in years when the flu shot and circulating strain do not match.
“Clearly, I think it was unnecessary. I've never really spoken to her and have no beef with her, but I guess she has some pent-up stuff. So get your shit off. That's fine. I can take it,”
Cunningham said after Saturday's game that the foul was unnecessary and that Carrington was just trying to get attention.
“My entire house shook,”
A 64-year-old taxi driver in Cali described his experience during the earthquake.
“Contrary to all the misinformation around how mRNA vaccines performed in COVID, I think those of us who are experts in the field ... I was involved in clinical trials for the mRNA vaccines, I took the mRNA vaccine myself. I gave the vaccine to my kids and my parents, and I offer it to my patients every day,”
Ogbuagu countered misinformation about mRNA vaccines and shared his personal experience with them.
“because you may actually be missing an opportunity to protect yourself during the beginning of flu season,”
Leifer advised against waiting for mFlusiva if it is not available at vaccination time.
“Most of the side effects really are the mild injection site soreness, a little bit of fever or a little bit of flu-like feelings, but in the clinical trials that they did, those were mostly mild and mostly lasted maybe one to two days,”
Leifer described the side effects observed in clinical trials as mostly mild and lasting one to two days.
“No, I don't feel encouraged. But that doesn't mean you're going to stop fighting for what I believe is right, and that's consistency,”
Carrington said she was not encouraged by her discussions with the league but would keep fighting for consistency.
“The quake was very, very strong,”
A 29-year-old content creator in Bogotá described the earthquake to Agence France-Presse.
“I've never lived through such a powerful earthquake.”
A 64-year-old taxi driver in Cali described his experience during the earthquake.
“already talked to the league and I guess the quote-unquote higher-ups.”
Carrington declined to share details of her conversations with the league, saying she had already talked to the higher-ups.
“I’m deeply disappointed to miss these shows and sorry to let my fans down, but I look forward to getting back on stage and having a good time with you all again soon.”
Stewart expressed disappointment about missing shows and looked forward to returning to the stage.
“deeply saddened to learn the painful news of the earthquake”
A spokesman for Pope Leo XIV said the pontiff was deeply saddened to learn of the earthquake.
“I think the intent was to make an attempt at the ball, and that's how she plays,”
Marsh defended Carrington during shootaround, saying the intent was to attempt at the ball.
“very strict seismic-resistant building regulations”
Luis Felipe Molina, from Manizales, explained that the city has strict seismic-resistant building regulations due to previous earthquakes.
“We are extremely grateful for the heroic, swift actions of our partner agencies and Good Samaritan vessel who assisted in rescuing survivors from the water.”
Captain Doreen McCarthy praised the actions of partner agencies and a Good Samaritan vessel that assisted in rescuing survivors from the water.
“We are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of life last night, and our thoughts are with the victims' family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time,”
Captain Doreen McCarthy issued a statement following the deadly boat capsizing in New York Harbor on Saturday night.
“From El Salvador, we are in communication and ready to provide immediate support with our rescue teams, medical personnel, paramedics, supplies, or any other assistance that our Colombian brothers and sisters deem necessary,”
President Bukele said El Salvador was ready to assist Colombia following the devastating earthquake.
“Every three months we gather up 25, 30 girls, and sometimes boys … and we talk about just reproductive health, sexual health, reproductive rights, and that is inclusive of … hygiene, menstruation, puberty, sexual violence and [the] parts of your body,”
Wurie holds educational events every three months for young people covering reproductive health, sexual health, and reproductive rights.
“knowingly operated the Vessel with an infant onboard, knowing that the infant was not wearing a personal floatation device,”
Hernandez was operating the vessel with 14 people onboard, exceeding the maximum allowable capacity of 10, according to federal charging documents.
“has the potential to begin a new era of personal empowerment where individuals can use this powerful new capability to reach their full potential, pursue their interests, and improve their lives and the world more than ever before.”
In a new letter Monday, Zuckerberg argued that distributing superintelligence widely would empower individuals to reach their full potential.