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Let’s talk about Michigan’s invasive herbs: How to identify them and the threat they pose

There are eight invasive herbs that Michigan officials want residents to be aware of.

Man arrested after biting officer in Springfield courtroom, sheriff says

A man was arrested Friday after walking into a Springfield courtroom, trying to approach the judge and fighting with officers and biting one on the arm, Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell said.

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Endangered rhino born in Czech zoo, named Kyiv

A Czech zoo has welcomed a critically endangered eastern black rhinoceros baby

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UK bank accounts frozen over 'oligarch links'

A judge has frozen UK accounts run by Graham Bonham-Carter over alleged links to Oleg Deripaska.

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Ben John: Extremist ordered to read books is jailed

The Court of Appeal rules Ben John's original suspended sentence was unlawful.

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Gaspard Ulliel: Moon Knight actor dies aged 37 after ski accident

Gaspard Ulliel, who features in the upcoming Marvel TV series, died after an accident on the Alps.

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Manuel Santana, tennis champion and Spanish national hero, dies at 83

He won four Grand Slam singles titles, including the 1966 Wimbledon championship, and became a national hero in Spain.

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Grenfell Tower: Hamilton says F1 deal with firm 'nothing' to do him

His F1 team Mercedes has been criticised for partnering with Kingspan, a firm linked to Grenfell Tower.

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Facebook’s changing its name. Here’s how that worked out for other big brands.

Mark Zuckerberg’s rebranding push could start a new era of expansion for the company, expert say, or could worsen its reputational problems.

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The Cleveland Indians are now the Guardians. A roller derby team with that name is suing: ‘There can only be one’

The Cleveland Guardians roller derby team claims in a lawsuit that the Cleveland Indians "knew all about" the team and infringed on its copyright.

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Hollywood’s climate-change crusade has a whole new wave of energy — and hurdles

The entertainment industry increasingly wants to marshal storytelling to effect change. But saving the world is harder than it looks.

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A TV host in the Ivory Coast asked a sex offender to show his technique on a mannequin. Women fought back.

The presenter in Ivory Coast used a mannequin in a prime-time segment that sparked fury.

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Mr Zelensky (finally) goes to Washington

The Ukrainian president pressed by Donald Trump gets his White House visit - and a new set of worries.

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Michigan college athlete starts service to help other athletes cash in on their NIL

The wall has come tumbling down and you’ll hear a new word in amateur sports: NIL which stands for name, image, and likeness.

10 Celebs on What They Hate About Being Famous

She grappled with having a famous name while breaking into the modeling industry. On the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reunion, she said she took her last name off modeling cards. Kendall Jenner

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British Sea Power: Indie band drop the word British from their name

The indie band say they don't wish to be confused with the "wave of crass nationalism".

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Breaking up with Venmo: The best payment apps for privacy and low fees

With so many payment app options, it’s hard to choose which to use. We look at fees, usability and privacy to recommend the best app for different needs.

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Here’s the crisp white wine you can afford to keep on hand all summer long

RECOMMENDED | Also, two delicious Loire sauvignon blancs, a South African white and a lively Spanish red to complete this week’s lineup.

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Metro Health to be renamed University of Michigan Health-West

WYOMING, MI — Metro Health-University of Michigan Health is getting a new name. The relationship between University of Michigan Health and Metro dates back to 2009, when U-M began providing radiation oncology services at The Cancer Center on Metro Health’s campus. In 2016, the two health care organizations merged, making Metro a wholly-owned subsidiary of University of Michigan Health. “As we have done at every stage in our history, we must ensure our name reflects our expanding capabilities,” said Bill Barkeley, Chairman of the Metro Health Board of Directors. Those changes included Metropolitan Hospital, Metro Health and Metro Health – University of Michigan, according to a news release.

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George Floyd Statues Vandalized in New York, New Jersey

In both cases they were spray painted with the name of the same white supremacist group.

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Canada labels the Three Percenters a terrorist entity

The government said it had “ample reason” to believe that the right-wing, anti-government, self-styled militia group is active in Canada.

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Dennis Kucinich, once one of the youngest mayors in the country, running to lead Cleveland again at 74

The former congressman and two-time presidential candidate says his message to young people is “never quit.”

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University of Michigan wants your name ideas for bird hatched on Ann Arbor campus

What should this new peregrine falcon's name be? You decide.

Czech women have had to use gendered last names for centuries. A law might change that.

It's the latest step in a push to challenge male-oriented surname traditions across the globe.

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The Bud Billiken Parade is returning after COVID-induced absence in 2020, organizers announced Wednesday.

The beloved Bud Billiken parade is coming back to the South Side this summer, but with new COVID-19 safety measures in place.

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Texas bill goes further than predecessors

Conservatives defended Georgia's bill by noting it didn't adopt the extreme provisions that had previously passed. So what about Texas?

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Mexico raids building project next to Teotihuacán pyramids

Mexico has sent in 250 National Guard troops and 60 police officers to seize a plot of land next to the pre-Hispanic ruins of Teotihuacan where authorities say bulldozers were destroying outlying parts of the archeological site

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Robber crab lives up to its name after this heist on the beach

This robber crab lived up to its name on the Australian territory of Christmas Island.

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Man dead after vehicle hits light pole in Park Manor neighborhood

The man, whose name had not been released by Tuesday afternoon, had been driving west in the 300 block of East 71st Street in Park Manor on the South Side about 9:40 p.m. Monday, according to a police media notification.

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Column: Breonna Taylor. We must never stop saying her name

Now, we say her name over and over because it reminds us the fragility of a life that is burdened with inequities. We say her name because hearing it strengthens our resolve to demand social justice for all and it helps us push forward with fortitude.

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Kenosha’s Carthage College retires Red Men and Lady Reds team names to boost race and gender equity: ‘We had a name that was offensive to Native Americans’

“We had a name that was offensive to Native Americans and many people on behalf of Native Americans,” Swallow said. “But beyond that, we had to ask ourselves whether we wanted to continue to celebrate this part of this history.”

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Gov. Whitmer signs bills allowing college athletes in Michigan to make money off name, image, likeness

Gretchen Whitmer has signed two bills that will allow college athletes in Michigan to make money off of their own name, image, likeness and reputation. Michigan is among the first states to allow student athletes to earn such compensation. It’s the first time in state history that college players can financially benefit from their sport while attending school. The bills allow players from any sport in all divisions to use agents to earn money from their own image, name, or likeness. “I am proud to sign this bipartisan legislation today on behalf of our current and future student athletes,” Whitmer said.

Controversy surfaces surrounding Cass Tech namesake

The name Cass Tech is synonymous with greatness, but the man in which the school was named after is starting to see his fair share of controversy in 2020. RELATED: Michigan governor: Lansing’s Lewis Cass Building renamed to ‘Elliott-Larsen Building’“Three schools being destroyed by fire one just we wore out. Many aren’t too pleased with the fact that Lewis Cass at one point was a slave owner, like alum Kevin Tolbert. “I think anything other than the Cass Tech Name destroys the brand. Since that time the School Board created and passed a school name change policy and it has not been used by stakeholders to initiate a name change for Cass Tech High School.

Controversy surfaces surrounding Cass Tech namesake

Controversy surfaces surrounding Cass Tech namesakePublished: July 1, 2020, 5:45 pmThe name Cass Tech is synonymous with greatness, but the man in which the school was named after is starting to see his fair share of controversy in 2020.

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