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Jclg Facebook, Instagram users report brief outage Inflation is showing signs of easing, but people are still spending more money to get less stuff than they were a year ago.Overall spending is up 6.2% compared to last year, according to a federal report out today.That is driven by the cost of food and energy, both of which are up double digits compared to last year. What it results in is families having to make choices, and sometimes these are very diff icult choices, said Elisabeth S. Curtis, a professor at Dartmouth University. We re not going to take a family vacation this year because we really need that extra couple hundred bucks every month, which I normally would ve put away for vacation savings, now I m going to have to use it for groceries or gasoline. Those price pressures have an impact on our bank accounts. The personal savings rate is near a five-year low.And credit card debt is back to pre-pandemic levels. It could be a sign that people feel confident. It could also mean they are running out of cash. If we continuously see prices rising at the rates they re rising, that just makes things even more uncertain, more difficult to predict, and households have to m ake choices. That s what is costly about inflation is just the uncertainty around it, Curtis said.There is one major sign that inflation is slowing down. Over the last three months, prices are up. 5% that s the lowest three-mon th inflation rate since 2020. Zdlb In Odesa, Ukraine s grain infrastructure becomes a central target Targeted ransomware attacks on local US government entities 鈥?cities, police stations and schools 鈥?are on the rise, costing localities millions as some pay off the perpetrators in an effort to untangle themselves and restore vital systems.The tally by cybersecurity firm Record ed Future 鈥?one of the first efforts to measure the breadth of the assaults -- found that at least 170 county, city or state government systems have been attacked since 2013, including at least 45 police and sheriff s offices.The firm compiled all known instances of ransomware infections of local government systems, a type of cyberattack that encrypts a computer s files, where the attacker demands payment 鈥?u sually in bitcoin 鈥?for a key to unlock them.The federal government and the FBI do not track the attacks nationwide. 22 known attacks this yearThere have been 22 known public-sector attacks so far in 2019, which would outpace 2018, and that does not take into account that attacks often aren t reported until months or years after they re discovered.The latest major city to be hit is Baltimore, which was infected with ransomware Tuesday. It has quarantined its networks and been forced to provide most of its municipal services manually. It s frustrating. It s unfortunate. But we re working through it, Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott said in a news conference Friday.At the end of March, New York s state capital,
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Ekvs Education Department opens investigation into MSU over Nassar scandal A total of 580 U.S. service members, including 384 active duty troops, died of suicide in 2020, according the Pentagon s most recent report, up from the 504 deaths recorded in 2019.Between 2015 and 2020, there has been a 41% increase in suicides among active-duty troops.The report noted that the coronavirus pandemic was likely one of m ultiple contributing factors that influenced suicide risk. The rate of suicide among service members is comparable for the past two years, according to the Pentagon s Annual Suicide Report, but over a longer period mdash; from 2015 to 2020 mdash; there was a statistically significant increase in suicides among active-duty troops. The suicide rate in 2020 was 28.7 per 100,000 individuals.The report found that service members who died by suicide were primarily enlisted, male, and under 30 years of age. And enlisted members, males, and those under the age of 30 were at higher risk for suicide compared to the average population, according to the 2020 report. The report was published Thursday, at the end of Suicide Awareness Month at t he Pentagon.On Wednesday, officials at Fort Drum, in New York, confirmed to CBS News that the 10th Mountain Division is investigating three suspected suicides that all occurred earlier this month.The three soldiers were Private First Class Tyler S. Thomas, age 21 from Cedar Hill, Texas; Staff Sergeant Angel G. Green, age 24 fro m Barstow, California, and Specialist Sika M Gooe Katy Perry did not rip off Dark Horse from Christian rap song, judge rules HONOLULU -- Jim Nabors, the shy Alabaman whose down-home comedy made him a TV star as Gomer Pyle and whose surprisingly operatic voice kept him a favorite in Las Vegas and other showplaces, died Thursday. He was 87. Nabors, who underwent a liver transplant in 1994 after contracting hepatitis B, died peacefully at his home in Hawaii after his health had declined for the past year, said his husband, Stan Cadwallader, who was by his side. Cadwallader told CBS News that Nabors underwent a series of tests on Wednesday, but the decision was made to bring him home from the hospital. Everybody knows he was a wonderful man. And that s all we can say about him. He s going to be dearly missed, Cadwallader said. Actor Jim Nabors attends the CBS at 75 television gala in New York City on Nov. 2, 2003. Getty The coroner has not yet released Nabors cause of death, but Cadwallader said it appears to be from natural causes. The couple married in early 2013 in Washington state, where gay marriage had recently been made legal. Nabors friends had known for years that he was gay, but he had never said anything to the media. It s pretty obvious that we had no rights as a couple, yet when you ve been together 38 years, I think something s got to happen there, you ve got to solidify s omething, Nabors told Hawaii News Now a
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Eesk Tampa Bay Harvest pairs with Thompson Elementary for their largest donation yet If you re looking for the best deals on Black Friday,JCPenneyis expected to have the best discounts among 13 of America s top retailers, according to anew report from WalletHub.The retailer is expected to offer an average discount of 59.1% this Black Friday. WalletHub says JCPenney has had the highest discounts for three of the last four Black Fridays.Macy s,BelkandKohl sare also expected to have hefty discounts, WalletHub said.Overall, WalletHub found retailers will have an average discount of 33.5% on Black Friday.But just because something may look like a good deal, it might not actually be at the best possible price, Ishani Banerji, clinical assistant professor at Clemson University, said in response to this report. Retailers will typically try and signal that a particular price is a good deal by showing a reference price o n their website. The reference price is what the retailer claims t he product is usually sold for, and this is contrasted with the sale price, Banerji said. Consumers should try and verify the reference price before jumping on deals like this. Reference prices are often artificially inflated so that the sale price seems like a good deal. In fact, websites can be used to verify the reference price because they provide the price history of the product over some time. Based on retailer advertisements surveyed by WalletHub, these stores are expected to have the top average discounts:1 JCPenney 鈥?59.1%2 Macy s 鈥?58.2%3 Belk 鈥?54.8%4 Kohl s 鈥?48.8%5 T Ivzs DeWalt recalls drills due to shock hazard An arrest has been made after authorities say a driver intentionally rammed another car in Southern California, killing three teenage boys and inju ring three others. The California Hi ghway Patrol says the Toyota Prius was hit Sunday night in Temescal Valley, went off the road and slammed into a tree. Three boys died and three had moderate injuries. A witness followed the other car and CHP officers arrested 42-year-old Anurag Chandra of Corona in a neighborhood near the accident scene. He was booked on suspicion of murder with malice. It s unclear whether he has an attorney.
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Qkml Navy SEAL accused of murdering wounded ISIS fighter pleads not guilty President Joe Biden stands after delivering remarks on lowering costs for American families at Irvine Valley College on Oct.14, 2022 in Irvine, California. Mario Tama / Getty Images An F-16 fighter jet, under the direction of the Continental U.S. NORAD region, intercepted a small plane last Friday in restricted airspace over Southern California, close to a community college where President Biden had just begun speaking. The incident occurred over Santa Ana, Calif.; the president s event was in Irvine, just about 12 miles away.According to a NORAD, the fighter jet fired flares to gain the attention of the Cessna pilot. Air traffic control audio revealed the F-16 alerted the pilot numerous times he had been intercepted by the armed jet on guard and had entered restricted airspace. The pilot asked the errant Cessna to acknowledge a radio call and rock its wings.An unverified tweet of the conversation says the F-16 fighter pilot also tried to get the Cessna pilot s attention with so-called headbutt maneuvers, like flying in front of the plane. A temporary flight restriction or TFR is almost always in place wherever the president is traveling.Fighter pilots deployed to intercept a wayward plane will first attempt to communicate with the pilot of the errant aircraft. If communicati on cannot be established, the fighter pilot will then use non-ver Objq John Paul Stevens, retired Supreme Court Justice, has died at 99 Kimberly Gager s garage is filled with so many boxes and miscellaneous products for Hurricane Harveyvictims she can t park there any more.Laundry detergent, soap, diapers, baby wipes, formula mdash; you name it, the San Antonio woman has bought it. She never misses out on a sale. Kimberly Gager shows off her garage, which is filled with items for Hurricane Harvey victims. Facebook/Kimberly Gager The woman, who has been extreme couponing for about five years, says she s now using her unique skills to help those in need. After Harvey, I kept telling my mom, There s something more that I need to be doing. I don t think I m doing enough, Gager told CBS News. So I put it out on Facebook. T he mother of three volunteered to shop on behalf of anyone willing to donate toward hurricane victims. She expected a few friends to pitch in, but to her surprise, she received dozens of responses. It kind of blew up, Gager said.That was two weeks ago.Since then, Gager has been clipping coupons, making daily trips to the grocery store early in the morning and using her lunch break to deliver items to families who lost everything in the hurricane. She s spent about $2,700 mdash; but gotten goods worth about $5,000 in retail price. Sometimes I m deliver ing until 1 or 2 a.m., Gager said. It s really becoming a second job. I ve gotten ve
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Cnsk House Republicans post record fundraising ahead of 2022 race Myles Gra te uses his gift for creating art,specifically superheroes, to help him overcome incredible odds.As a college student at the Art Institute in Virginia Beach, Virginia, he washoning his skills to expandon his dreams. That was until itsabrupt closurein September. It hurts a lot, Grate said earlier this month. I felt lost. I first met Grate in 2018 when he was a 17-year-old high school student in Chesapeake facing a rare and deadly kidney disease. He needed an organ transplant to save his life. Try to have faith like I do, he said ahead of a dialysis appointment five years ago. It s a matter of when, not if [I get a new kidney]. Two years later, in the summer of 2020, a deceased donor was found to be a match. The transplant surgery was a success. I felt like I got a new, fresh start, said Grate. I felt like I could breathe! Grate became a student at the Art Institute in Virginia Beach, where he was earning a degree while working on his dreams of creating his generation s league of superheroes.He said the campus also gave the Superman within him a place to feel at home. It s as if Krypton never blew up, said Grate, a reference to the story of Superman s home planet. It was ama zing. Grate s so-called Krypton was figuratively destroyed when the business behindthe Art Institute of Virginia Beach abruptly shut down the campus, along with seven other campuses nationwide.Grate said he, his classmates and professors learned of the school s closure through an email.SEE M Acfr From Kabul, pregnant reporter fights NZ govt to come home A lawsuit filed last month to bring back the $300 weekly federal benefit for unemployed Floridians has been denied. The order came down Monday afternoon.For months now, Gia Cuccaro says she has applied for jobs and sent in her resume and it hasn t been fruitful. How many callbacks would you say youve gotten so far asked reporter Heather Leigh. Three! Cu ccaro said.She isnt sure if her age is the problem or if shes overqualified but, its very discouraging sometimes you dont wanna get out of bed because it just feels, its embarrassing, its humiliating its everything, she said.Since March 2020, shes collected unemployment benefits. In June, Governor Ron DeSantis decided to pull out of the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation program. That program officially ended in July. It left Cuccaro with $275 a week.Cuccaro was one of 10 plaintiffs listed in the lawsuit. It was very scary, to be honest, I am a person who, I dont mind being in the spotlight, but not for something like this, she said. RELATED: Lawsuit filed against F lorida hopes to restore Florida Pandemic Unemployment Compensation for unemployedJudge Layne Smith said all of them made solid arguments and acknowledged the daily trade-off s they must make. However, Judge Smith said the decision to end those benefits early belongs to Gov. DeSantis. The judge also wrote the lawsuit failed to prove the state violated the law by ending the program early. I was completely crushed, I think along with hundreds of thousands
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Pyil NASA s director of human spaceflight resigns just days before SpaceX astronaut launch A billionaire and summer resident in the tiny Massachusetts island of Nantucket is suing a local fish market seeking to reopen as a restaurant next to his waterfront cottage.Charles Johnson, principal owner of the San Francisco Giants and former chairman and CEO of investment manager Franklin Resources, is quarreling with his neighbor, Straight Wharf Fish, and the Town of Nantucket. The properties are located on the exclusive Old North Wharf, where small homes on the water can sell for as much as $10 mil lion.The fish market building is a mere 18 inches away from Johnson s residence, according to the lawsuit, filed in May. In the suit, Johnson alleges that the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission improperly granted Straight Wharf Fish a liquor license, saying that the approval disregarded th e negative effect that the gran ting of the license would have on the abutting residences and neighbors. The license approval was improper because it ignored traffic, noise, congestion, and parking problems that would be generated, according to the lawsuit. Johnson also claims the conversion of the market into a sit-down restaurant would create a deleterious effect on the abutting residential neighborhood. Attorneys for Johnson are seeking to have the license invalidated. Johnson did not immediately reply to CBS MoneyWatch s request for comment. His lawyer, Danielle deBenedictis, declined comment, citing the pending litigation.Forbes estima Wbzm Florida nursing homes prep for power outages as Hurricane Michael nears MIAMI -- A cyclist hit by a pickup truck at a crosswalk in Florida and cited for the accident was turned over to immigration officials to face deportation, authorities said Thursday.Marcos Huete, a 31-year-old man from Honduras, darted out in front of the truck in Key West and was fined $75 for hindering traffic, according to a Florida Highway Patrol crash report. The driver was not fined.Civil rights advocates are condemning the police response because an offi cer can be heard on bodycam video asking whether the man is illegal before offering him medical assistance as he lay on the sidewalk beside his bicycle. Moments later, a second Spanish-speaking officer calls for an ambulance. In this case, as we understand, the victim needed to be transported to a hospital, not questioned about his immigration status, said Howard Simon, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union Florida chapter. ACLU of Florida has not taken any legal action.The man s sister, Olga Huete, says the officers told them to return to the sc ene of the crash, where her brother was cited and turned over to the Border Patrol. The Florida Highway Patrol did not respond to requests for comment on how they cooperate with immigration officials in traffic cases. What they did was inhumane. The way he was lying there and couldn t stand up meant his health came first, Huete said. It s true, he is undocumented, but the first thing the officer needed to
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Djgv Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis allies and Disney reach settlement HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?Airports nationwide are expected to see almost 3.4 million people this Memorial Day weekend, and millions more drivers are expected to hit the roads.AAA said more than 2.1 million Floridians are taking a road trip this holiday weekend.Crabby Bill s on Indian Rocks Beach was packed on Friday night with locals and tourists. General Manager Tony Bartolo is expecting a busy holiday weekend. We have a really good local clientele. We have a built-in core base as the day goes on and the night and people see the business and all of that and hear the music, it just attracts a nice crowd, said Bartolo.The restaurant is offering drink and food specials during the weekend. Angie Morthland, a local customer, urges people to remember the meaning behind Memorial Day, a day to honor our fallen service members. Remember what Memorial Day is all about, the people who served, and be safe. Remember t hat family is most important, she said.Tampa Inte rnational Airport officials also expect a busy weekend with 75,000 passengers daily and are projecting a record-breaking summer. Yesterday was the last day of school, so we re excited! Doerte Blake, a traveler, said.Schools out and traveling is in as people from across the country and here in the Tampa Bay area are flocking to TPA. It s me and my husband and our three kids. We are heading to California! Jennifer Mason, another traveler, added.Adam Bouchard, VP of Operations, said flights this weekend are around 90% full Uhot Archdiocese circulates guidance against LGBTQ students, families at local Catholic schools
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