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The possible reason behind the MLB's historically low batting average

Kevin Millar gives his opinion on whether he thinks the quality of the baseball is to blame for this season's low batting average.

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Manhunt For Missing Alabama Inmate, Corrections Officer Continues

The Sheriff said the Ford Edge with distinctive burnt orange paint was found on a roadside and towed the same day that Casey and Vicky disappeared.

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Officer, murder suspect missing after leaving jail for court

Alabama law enforcement officials said Friday that a corrections officer is missing after leaving a county jail to escort a murder suspect to court. The Lauderdale County Sheriff's Office wrote in a Facebook post that Assistant Director of Corrections Vicki White left the jail on Friday morning to take the inmate to court. The inmate, Casey White, is a suspect being held on a capital murder charge.

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Manhattan DA says Trump criminal investigation continues despite two prosecutors quitting

The Mahattan DA team investigating Donald "Trump harbors no doubt about whether he committed crimes — he did," a prosecutor wrote in a resignation letter.

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Families want "Monster of Florence" serial killer case reopened decades after mysterious murders of 8 couples

Most of the victims were attacked in cars, during or just after having sex.

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The Atlantic Daily: Feminism Has Never Been Enough

Two writers challenge common ideas about feminism and gender.

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Italians reveal their favorite places to go on vacation — in Italy

Italians love Tuscany's quiet islands, hiking in the Dolomite mountains and go off-the-beaten-track in Rome.

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Don't censure Arizona Sen. Wendy Rogers. Her colleagues should kick her out

Wendy Rogers should be thrown out of the Arizona Senate. No one calling for political enemies to be hanged on 'gallows' deserves to serve.

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Dominion says Mike Lindell's court arguments pushing election lies 'threaten the rule of law'

Lawyers for Dominion and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell have said they have no intention of settling their billion-dollar lawsuits.

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Trump told Giuliani to call the Department of Homeland Security to see if they could 'take control of voting machines': NYT report

Trump asked Giuliani to call DHS after he rejected a proposal that originated with retired Army colonel Phil Waldron to use the Pentagon for the plan.

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Getting an F: Alabama city's new logo stirs strong feelings

Some residents think a northern Alabama city’s new logo might be sending the wrong message.

Donald Trump slams Jan. 6 panel after Ivanka Trump interview request: 'They'll go after children'

Former President Donald Trump slammed the Jan. 6 committee investigating the Capitol insurrection after it asking his daughter Ivanka Trump to sit for an interview."It's a very unfair situation for my children. Very, very unfair," Donald Trump told The Washington Examiner in an interview for an op-ed published Friday."It's a disgrace, what's going on. They're using these things to try and get people's minds off how incompetently our country is...

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Trump claims he couldn't have lost the 2020 presidential election because his Arizona rally boasted thousands of attendees and 'had cars that stretch out for 25 miles'

"There's nobody that can see the end of this crowd," Trump told his supporters at a Saturday rally. "That's not somebody that lost an election."

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Trump claimed 'babies can be killed after birth' and called for ban on transgender athletes, stoking culture wars at Arizona rally

Donald Trump made provocative comments about the Democratic party's stances on abortion and transgender rights at a rally in Florence, Arizona.

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Trump claims white people are discriminated against for COVID-19 treatment: 'If you're white you go right to the back of the line'

At a rally in Florence, Arizona, Donald Trump criticized some states for considering race in the allocation of treatments for COVID-19 in short supply.

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Trump calls the Capitol Police officer who shot Ashli Babbitt a 'disgrace' and claims the FBI was behind the insurrection

Trump said Democrats "protected" the officer who fatally shot riot Ashli Babbitt and added that the officer was "proud of himself."

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Couple in 80s missing from Monroe County; last seen hours ago in Kentucky

Monroe County officials are searching for a missing couple in their 80s who were last seen hours ago at a gas station in Kentucky.

Assange seeks to appeal ruling that permits US extradition

Lawyers for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange have requested permission to appeal a ruling that opened the door for his extradition from Britain to the United States on spying charges

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Highway 126 West reopened after landslide near Florence, new landslide delaying Highway 101

ODOT warns that with more coastal rain in the forecast, the risk of landslides isn't going away.

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‘Brady Bunch’ star Christopher Knight says TV mom Florence Henderson ‘blessed’ his marriage before her death

Christopher Knight, who famously played Peter Brady in "The Brady Bunch" married Cara Kokenes in 2016.

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South Carolina Woman Awarded $10 Million After Stepping On Rusty Nail In Walmart That Forced An Amputation: ‘Sent a Message’

April Jones of Florence, South Carolina, was recently awarded $10 million after she had to get her leg amputated after stepping on a rusty nail […]

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Study highlights difficulty of stopping antidepressants

A study of British patients with a history of depression highlights how difficult it can be to stop taking medication.

Dutch police thought they’d arrested Europe’s most wanted mafia boss. Instead, they got a British racing fan.

Instead of capturing Matteo Messina Denaro, a "playboy don" from Sicily, police appear to have arrested a British man on vacation.

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George S. Vest, long-serving Foreign Service officer and Cold War diplomat, dies at 102

He helped to negotiate the Helskinki Accords with the Soviet Union, then was the State Department’s chief hiring officer.

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Heat wave edges higher in southern Europe, fuels wildfires

Intense heat baking Italy is creeping northward towards the popular tourist destination of Florence while wildfires charred the country’s south, and Spain appears headed for an all-time record high temperature as a heat wave keeps southern Europe in a fiery hold.

Americans Marks, Moore, Andino advance to surfing quarterfinals in Tokyo

Three Americans are advancing to surfing's quarterfinals, but Kolohe Andino had to eliminate a teammate to get it done.

Nerves, joy, and modest waves at surfing's Olympic debut

It was surf’s up for the sport’s century-in-the-making Olympic debut as competitors were consumed emotionally by the momentous occasion and exuded the pure joy of finally making it.

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Police are searching for whoever fired 23 shots into the home of a Democratic Alabama lawmaker

Mobile police spokesman Lt. Christopher Levy said the shooting "does not appear to be a random act."

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Mother killed, baby wounded in domestic violence shooting in Westchase area

Authorities believe the suspect is the father of the child. Officials say the man was out on seven felony bonds when the shooting occurred.

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Florence must declare war on tourists dripping ketchup over historic sights, says museum boss

The historic sights of Florence need protection from tourists who leave behind mayonnaise and ketchup stains, the director of the Uffizi Galleries has said as he called for the introduction of a new tax to pay for the clean-up. The tax would be imposed on fast food outlets and snack bars that do not provide anywhere for their customers to sit, leaving them to drip their sauces all about the city as they see Michelangelo's David or the Ponte Vecchio. Tourism in Florence is bouncing back as Italy

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Mining bitcoin could be about to get a whole lot easier after China's crypto crackdown

Though it may not be good news for bitcoin miners in China, others could stand to benefit.

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Arizona refurbishes gas chamber in push to resume executions

Arizona has refurbished its gas chamber at a prison where the last lethal-gas execution in the United States was carried out in 1999.

Federal judge asked to halt 2 South Carolina electrocutions

Attorneys for two prisoners facing death by electrocution under South Carolina’s new capital punishment law are asking a federal judge to block their executions scheduled later this month, describing the electric chair as a particularly cruel and mutilating method of killing. Executing Brad Sigmon and Freddie Owens by electrocution later this month would cause the men “to suffocate to death while they are cooked by the current,” attorney Gerald King argued Wednesday before U.S. District Judge Bryan Harwell. The executions were scheduled less than a month after the passage of a new law compelling the condemned to choose between electrocution or a firing squad if lethal injection drugs aren’t available.

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Friends celebrated a birthday on a pink flamingo raft. Then it got swept into a frigid Alaska bay.

The U.S. Coast Guard in Kodiak, Alaska, saved Hollie Spence and her two friends after winds and a current swept their pink flamingo raft into Monashka Bay.

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Swiss motorcyclist Dupasquier dies following Moto3 crash

Swiss motorcycle rider Jason Dupasquier has died following a crash during Moto3 qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix, the Careggi Hospital in Florence announced Sunday. “Despite the best efforts of circuit medical staff and all those subsequently attending to the Swiss rider, the hospital has announced that Dupasquier has sadly succumbed to his injuries,” MotoGP said in a statement. Dupasquier was involved in an accident with Ayumu Sasaki and Jeremy Alcoba toward the end of Saturday’s session, which was immediately red-flagged.

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Arizona is planning to execute prisoners with the same deadly gas used by the Nazis at Auschwitz, documents show

The Guardian obtained documents showing Arizona's purchases of ingredients for hydrogen cyanide and refurbishment of a gas chamber.

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Daily readings at tomb honor Dante 700 years after his death

Italy is honoring Dante Alighieri in myriad ways on the 700th anniversary of the great poet's death, from musical scores to museum exhibits.

Gucci marks 100 years with exhibit on Michele code-breaking

Creative director Alessandro Michele has radically shifted Gucci codes and challenged fashion norms in 6½ years at the helm of the brand founded by Guccio Gucci as a travel bag company in Florence 100 years ago.

Drivers start scrambling for gas as pipeline shutdown continues

Motorists, especially in Southern states, are finding long lines at many stations. Some are out of gas. And prices could rise.

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Drivers start scrambling for gas as pipeline shutdown continues

Motorists, especially in Southern states, are finding long lines at many stations. Some are out of gas. And prices could rise.

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Florence's Uffizi Gallery discovers lost frescoes during COVID closures

Renovations that were done to the museum during the shutdown led to the discovery of the hidden art.

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Italy's Uffizi discovers lost frescoes during COVID shutdown

The Uffizi Gallery used the the winter COVID shutdown to push ahead with renovations, discovering lost frescoes that will greet visitors when the leading repository of Italian Renaissance art reopens on May 4.

Flashpoint of 1992 LA riots becomes a place of celebration

The South Los Angeles flashpoint of deadly riots in 1992 became a place of celebration in the wake of a police officer's conviction for killing George Floyd.

Pediatric neuroscience center honors longtime Shores residents

GROSSE POINTE SHORES — After 50-year Shores residents Florence and Richard McBrien passed away, their four daughters got to thinking of ways to best honor them.

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Music and the Medici

Researchers are unearthing previously-unknown works by Florentine composers and musicians of the Renaissance Era – deciphering and performing sacred music that has not been heard in over 400 years.

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Escaped Arizona inmates recaptured in cotton field

Two inmates who were the subject of a manhunt after escaping from an Arizona prison in Florence last weekend were recaptured Thursday in a cotton field in the nearby community of Coolidge, authorities said. Police spotted Harmon and Charpiot in a cotton field 14 miles from the prison. Harmon and Charpiot had escaped Saturday from a medium-security unit of the Arizona State Prison Complex in Florence by using tools to breach a fence. Authorities are investigating where the prisoners went after escaping and state prison officials are also examining how the escape occurred and how to prevent a similar breach in the future. Authorities looking for the inmates previously conducted 800 door-to-door searches of homes in the area of the Florence prison.

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Escaped Arizona inmates recaptured in cotton field

Two inmates who were the subject of a manhunt after escaping from an Arizona prison in Florence last weekend were recaptured Thursday in a cotton field in the nearby community of Coolidge, authorities said. Police spotted Harmon and Charpiot in a cotton field 14 miles from the prison. Harmon and Charpiot had escaped Saturday from a medium-security unit of the Arizona State Prison Complex in Florence by using tools to breach a fence. Authorities are investigating where the prisoners went after escaping and state prison officials are also examining how the escape occurred and how to prevent a similar breach in the future. Authorities looking for the inmates previously conducted 800 door-to-door searches of homes in the area of the Florence prison.

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Watch: 2 Arizona inmates recaptured after days on the run

Watch: 2 Arizona inmates recaptured after days on the run In bodycam video provided by the Arizona Department of Public Safety, two inmates who were the subject of a manhunt after escaping from a prison in Florence last weekend were recaptured Thursday in a cotton field in the nearby community of Coolidge. (Caution: Some may find the video footage disturbing.)

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Michelangelo's David faithfully recreated using 3-D technology during Florence lockdown

Michelangelo's David faithfully recreated using 3-D technology during Florence lockdown Michelangelo's David is possibly the most famous Renaissance sculpture in the world, And though there are many copies, foreign correspondent Chris Livesay visited a team of Italian technicians using cutting edge 3-D technology to make the most accurate replica ever.

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Michelangelo's David faithfully recreated using 3D technology during Florence lockdown

Michelangelo's David faithfully recreated using 3D technology during Florence lockdown Michelangelo's David is possibly the most famous Renaissance sculpture in the world, And though there are many copies, foreign correspondent Chris Livesay visited a team of Italian technicians using cutting edge 3D technology to make the most accurate replica ever.

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McConnell’s Covid relief proposal would boost charitable giving tax break

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) speaks at a campaign event in Florence, Kentucky, U.S., October 28, 2020. The latest Covid-19 relief proposal would give generous taxpayers a sweeter tax break for donating to charity. McConnell also proposed boosting a new above-the-line deduction that would allow taxpayers to write-off up to $300 in cash donations to charitable organizations for 2020. McConnell wants to increase that amount to $600 for single taxpayers and $1,200 for married filing jointly. "The motivation is to help charitable organizations, which are seeing a potential decrease in charitable giving, given the state of many households," said Garrett Watson, senior policy analyst at the Tax Foundation.

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Restorers uncover new details in a Michelangelo Pieta

A restorer works on one of Michelangelo's Pieta sculpture in Florence, Italy, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020. A restoration of one of Michelangelos Pieta sculptures has uncovered previously unknown details, including the artists tool marks, that had been hidden under centuries of dust and wax. Michelangelo carved the Bandini Pieta between 1547-1555, when he was nearly 80. Michelangelo carved the Bandini Pieta between 1547-1555, when he was nearly 80. It’s the third known Pieta by the Renaissance master.

No crowds delight art lovers in Italy at re-opened museums

The Uffizi museum reopened to the public after over two months of closure due to coronavirus restrictions. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)FLORENCE The Uffizi Galleries, the most-visited museum in Italy, is open after three months of COVID-19 lockdown, delighting art lovers who dont have to jostle with throngs of tourists thanks to new social distancing rules. Without being surrounded by rushing crowds, art lovers can better feel these emotions that these works of art always transmit," he said. Visitors to the highly popular Vatican Museums, which reopened two days earlier after lockdown, similarly could appreciate opportunities rarely available in the past. Instead, rank-and-file art lovers who visited the rooms of the Vatican decorated by Raphael, one of the highlights of the Museums tour before they reach the Sistine Chapel, can now admire the feminine figures.

Amid coronavirus scare, US colleges cancel study abroad programs

In the face of a global health emergency, thousands of U.S. college students studying abroad are scrambling. As the coronavirus spreads through northern Italy, some schools, including Syracuse University and New York University, announced they were closing their campuses in Florence immediately. Despite the uncertainty, Peters predicts that Italy will remain a popular destination for students studying abroad through the fall. "Just about half of students study abroad during their undergraduate years and by far the Florence campus is the most popular destination." However, in recent years, China has also become a popular destination for American students, the institute found.

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In an especially active hurricane season, could we run out of names?

After all the years of recorded named storms, one has to wonder: What happens when we run out of names? The World Meteorological Organization came up with a six-year rotating list of names for hurricanes, Gross said. Now we arrive at our initial question: What happens when we run out of names? So, lets say we have a storm named Walter. The first and last instance in which the Greek alphabet was needed was in 2005, during the busiest hurricane season on record, when there were 28 named storms.

American woman strangled in Italy

An autopsy has revealed that an American woman found dead in her Florence apartment was strangled. Investigators say a computer cable was found at the scene, but it's unclear if it was used in her death. "48 Hours" Crimesider's Graham Kates joins CBSN with more on the case.

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Italy investigating murder of American artist

An American woman was found dead in her apartment in Florence, Italy. "48 Hours" Crimesider's Graham Kates joins CBSN to explain how U.S. officials could get involved in the case.

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American woman found dead in Italy

An American artist was found naked and strangled in Florence, Italy. Authorities are investigating 35-year-old Ashley Olsen's death as murder. CBS News producer Sabina Castelfranco is in Italy and joins CBSN with more details on the woman's mysterious death.

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American Ashley Olsen killed in Florence

Italian police search for a suspect in the murder of 35-year-old American expatriate Ashley Ann Olsen in Florence. CBSN's Contessa Brewer has the latest.

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West tied the knot in Florence

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West tied the knot in Florence A big celebrity wedding over the weekend that you may have heard something about. And a star gets her college degree! CBS News Correspondent Wendy Gillette has today’s Eye on Entertainment from New York.

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