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McConnell Backs Trump for Presidency Despite Previously Condemning His Role in Jan. 6, 2021, Assault

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, who previously criticized Donald Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol attack, has now endorsed Trump's bid for presidency

Study Reveals Alzheimer’s Damages the Brain Prior to Symptom Onset

Scientists have gained new insights into the sequence of changes in the brain caused by Alzheimer's, potentially paving the way for early intervention, following a 20-year study in China

Church declares acquisition of iconic Kirtland Temple, additional historical landmarks and documents

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has acquired the historic Kirtland Temple and other properties from the Community of Christ

Schenectady Council Proposes Amendments to Mohawk Harbor Community Benefits Deal

The Schenectady City Council has proposed that developers of the new Mohawk Harbor hockey arena must offer annual internships to local students and hire two-thirds local workers, approving $2.5 million in ARPA funding for the $50 million project

Hamas and mediators continue Gaza peace discussions despite absence of Israelis

Hamas and Egyptian mediators continue cease-fire talks in Cairo despite Israel's absence, as the US pushes for a truce, hostage release, and a plan to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Simone’s Kitchen Set to Launch Another Branch at Stuyvesant Plaza

Simone's Kitchen, a Mediterranean restaurant, is set to open a new location in Stuyvesant Plaza and reopen its original Coxsackie location in the coming months

$3.8M Awarded to Woman After SWAT Team Mistakenly Searches Her Home Due to App Error

A 78-year-old woman in Denver has been awarded $3.76 million after suing two police officers for wrongly searching her home under a new Colorado law that permits lawsuits against police for state constitutional rights violations

Five Budget-Friendly Houses in Schenectady County

The Daily Gazette provides weekly roundups of interesting properties for sale in the greater Capital Region, sourced through schenectadyny.kotohomes.com

Analysis Reveals Over 1 Billion People Globally are Living with Obesity

Over 1 billion people globally suffer from obesity, making it the most common form of malnutrition, according to a study published in The Lancet

White House ends COVID-19 testing requirement for individuals near Biden, marking the conclusion of a pandemic-era measure

The White House has ended its COVID-19 testing requirement for individuals in close contact with President Biden, Vice President Harris, and their spouses, marking the end of the last coronavirus prevention protocol at the White House
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