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Harris blamed Trump's abortion policies for woman's death — Independent Amber Thurman, 28, from Georgie, died two years ago due to complications from an abortion. Kamala Harris said the day before that Donald Trump's abortion policies caused the tragedy. In 2022, Amber was rushed to the hospital after vomiting blood and losing consciousness. Doctors determined that the woman had been taking abortion drugs, which caused her to develop a rare complication - fetal tissue was left in her uterus. A state panel of ten doctors later recognized that Amber's death was preventable. The woman required a "dilatation and curettage" surgery in which she would have had the remaining tissue removed. However, such surgery is a felony in Georgia with few exceptions. Doctors did decide to perform the dilatation, however, 20 hours after she was admitted to the hospital. Amber ended up passing away on the operating table. Kamala Harris said that because of the policies of Republicans and Trump in particular, doctors are afraid to provide medical care to dying women. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

This little girl, on the other hand, didn't just get in the car, she drove! An 8-year-old girl got behind the wheel of her parents' SUV and drove to Target. The kid drove for about 25 minutes. Luckily, there was no accident - police found the girl in the store 👮‍♀️ INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

Boeing has put tens of thousands of its employees on unpaid leave in response to the strike — The Washington Post After more than 30,000 workers at Boeing plants went on strike Friday over the terms of a new 4-year contract, the company began sending workers, managers and executives on unpaid leave to deal with the financial impact. How many employees will be affected, the company did not specify, but said the number could be in the tens of thousands. Boeing employs a total of 170,000 people. The company also cut costs by reducing salaries for top executives, freezing hiring of new employees, eliminating optional travel and other restrictions. There are ongoing negotiations between Boeing management and the workers, mediated by the U.S. federal government. Workers went on strike for the first time in 16 years because they don't like the new contract, which calls for a 25 percent wage increase over 4 years. They want a 40 percent wage increase and the return of a retirement package that Boeing abandoned in 2014. INSIDER USA 👉🏼 Subscribe

Дочь застрелила мать, которая узнала о ее “тайной жизни” - LAC 📍15-летнюю Кайлу Грегг обвиняют в убийстве своей матери - учительницы Эшли Смайли. Трагедия произошла еще в марте, а сейчас в суде показали жуткие кадры с камер видеонаблюдения в доме в Брэндоне (Миссисипи). 📍На кадрах видно, как девушка заходит в дом, берет пистолет Magnum калибра .357 и идет в комнату матери. Раздается выстрел (девочка выстрелила матери в лицо), Эшли кричит, после чего дочь стреляет еще дважды, согласно информации от правоохранителей. 📍После этого Грегг села на кухне и написала подруге о “чрезвычайной ситуации”, а также пыталась заманить в дом отчима. Когда тот приехал, девушка выстрелила ему в плечо, утверждают прокуроры. 📍В день убийства, по словам следователей, подруга Грегг рассказала ее матери о “тайной жизни” подростка. Выяснилось, что девочка употребляла наркотики. 📍По предъявленным обвинениям Грегг грозит пожизненное заключение. #криминал #миссисипи Больше новостей США здесь. Подписывайся! 👇 @news_about_USA🏙🇺🇲

U.S. opioid-related deaths have fallen in the U.S. — CBS Fresh data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicates that deaths due to opioid overdoses have dropped by about 10%, reaching their lowest level in 3 years. In the year ending April 2024, more than 75,000 people died from opioid overdoses. Last year, the number of deaths topped 86,000. Before the pandemic, authorities recorded fewer than 50,000 such deaths. Note that both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have linked drug overdose rates to the issue of immigration and borders, as the fentanyl common on American streets makes its way to the US from other countries.

A two-legged bear has been spotted in the forests of West Virginia — NYP A bear traveling on its hind legs has been caught on surveillance camera in the Appalachian Mountains of southwestern West Virginia. Hunter Kirk Price, who has seen the bear in person several times, told reporters that the animal's missing front paws are a birth defect and not the result of an injury. "He lives in the mountains. Believe it or not, he moves around quite a lot. He has a range of about 5 miles. I firmly believe he was born this way and has overcome the odds," Price revealed. Although Price is a bear hunter, he is a firm believer in conservation and said he would never hunt such a "special" bear. In 2014, a similar two-legged bear was spotted in New Jersey, nicknamed Pedals by locals. However, in 2016, he was shot and killed by a hunter who was most likely intentionally looking for him.

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