The regional Catholic high school is running the fundraiser for the first time . Three thousand tickets are expected to be sold . A minimum of 1,200 are needed to hold the raffle . `` We think this a very attractive opportunity for people , '' Immaculate president Michael Charecky said Monday . `` The odds are very good on $ 100 for a chance for $ 100,000 . '' The winner 's name will be drawn during half time at the Immaculate High School Thanksgiving football game Nov. 27 . The winner will have up to four years to designate one or two individuals to benefit from the money . Immaculate will pay the tuition directly to an accredited educational institution in the United States . The money can be used to cover tuition , room , board , books and other college fees paid directly to a college or school . The money is tax free , because it never goes into the winner 's account . `` This goes with what we do here , promoting education . There 's a purpose to the raffle , '' said John Brosz , Immaculate 's director of development . The tuition raffle is a new idea in this area , but it is not unique . Raffles that raise money to pay tuition are held at many colleges and universities in the country and some secondary schools . Often a school holds a raffle and the prize pays all or part of the tuition to that school . Lauralton Hall Catholic High School in Milford has a raffle that will be drawn in May that is similar to the one at Immaculate . The money Immaculate raises from the raffle fundraiser will allow the school to increase financial aid loans and scholarships to its students , which now total about $ 250,000 a year . The school will also use some of the money for capital improvements , Charecky said , including upgrading technology and making physical improvements to classrooms . `` People buy tickets for all kinds of things but rarely with these odds and these magnitudes , '' Charecky said . `` This can be a life-changing event for a family who could not afford to send their child to school , '' Brosz said . `` That 's the key to the whole thing . '' Contact Eileen FitzGerald at eileenf @ newstimes.com or at ( 203 ) 731-3333 . $ 100,000 Immaculate High raffle $ 100,000 for the school and student ( s ) of winner 's choice . A ticket costs $ 100 . Maximum 3,000 tickets . Minimum of 1,200 must be sold to hold raffle . Prize not redeemable for cash . Eligible expenses include tuition , room , board , books and school fees . Payment must be made to a kindergarten through 12th grade school , college or university located and accredited in the United States . Up to two students may be designated by prize winner to receive award and must be named within four years of drawing . Winner may designate self , relatives , friends or financially needy students . Prize will be paid in consecutive years , for up to four years . Any unused portion remaining after four years beyond the date payment commences will revert to Immaculate High School . Winner need not be present to win . Purchase tickets at Immaculate High or call to receive application . Ticket payment can be made by cash , check or credit card . For information , call Immaculate High School at ( 203 ) 744-1510 . Immaculate High plans to raffle $ 100,000 to pay high school or college tuition The regional Catholic high school is running the fundraiser for the first time . Three thousand tickets are expected to be sold . A minimum of 1,200 are needed to hold the raffle . `` We think this a very attractive opportunity for people , '' Immaculate president Michael Charecky said Monday . `` The odds are very good on $ 100 for a chance for $ 100,000 . '' The winner 's name will be drawn during half time at the Immaculate High School Thanksgiving football game Nov. 27 . The winner will have up to four years to designate one or two individuals to benefit from the money . Immaculate will pay the tuition directly to an accredited educational institution in the United States . The money can be used to cover tuition , room , board , books and other college fees paid directly to a college or school . The money is tax free , because it never goes into the winner 's account . `` This goes with what we do here , promoting education . There 's a purpose to the raffle , '' said John Brosz , Immaculate 's director of development . The tuition raffle is a new idea in this area , but it is not unique . Raffles that raise money to pay tuition are held at many colleges and universities in the country and some secondary schools . Often a school holds a raffle and the prize pays all or part of the tuition to that school . Lauralton Hall Catholic High School in Milford has a raffle that will be drawn in May that is similar to the one at Immaculate . The money Immaculate raises from the raffle fundraiser will allow the school to increase financial aid loans and scholarships to its students , which now total about $ 250,000 a year . The school will also use some of the money for capital improvements , Charecky said , including upgrading technology and making physical improvements to classrooms . `` People buy tickets for all kinds of things but rarely with these odds and these magnitudes , '' Charecky said . `` This can be a life-changing event for a family who could not afford to send their child to school , '' Brosz said . `` That 's the key to the whole thing . ''

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GENEVA -- The World Health Organization expressed concerns Thursday that rich countries spooked by the emergence of the Omicron variant could step up the hoarding of COVID-19 vaccines and strain global supplies again , complicating efforts to stamp out the pandemic . The UN health agency , after a meeting of its expert panel on vaccination , reiterated its advice to governments against the widespread use of boosters in their populations so that well-stocked countries instead can send doses to low-income countries that have largely lacked access to them . `` What is going to shut down disease is for everybody who is especially at risk of disease to become vaccinated , '' said Dr. Kate O'Brien , head of WHO 's department of immunization , vaccines and biologicals . `` We seem to be taking our eye off that ball in countries . '' Meanwhile , the European Union 's drug regulator said Thursday it is closely following the spread of the new variant and whether new vaccines will be required to fight it . Vaccine makers are racing to update their COVID-19 shots against the newest coronavirus threat even before it 's clear a change is needed . `` At this stage , we do not have enough data on the impact of this variant on the effectiveness of the approved vaccines . But we are continuously scanning the horizon to gather evidence in this regard . In any case , we are preparing to take rapid action should the need arise , '' Marco Cavaleri , head of biological health threats and vaccines strategy at the European Medicines Agency , said during an online media briefing . Cavaleri said that the agency expects that `` in a matter of three to four months we will be in the position of approving a variant vaccine for Omicron . '' The time scale is from the start of development until approval , the agency said after the briefing . Cavaleri also said that the EU agency expects to give the green light to a fifth vaccine for use in the 27-nation bloc before the end of the year , with a decision on a request for authorization of American biotechnology company Novavax 's coronavirus vaccine . Months of short supplies of COVID-19 vaccines have begun to ease over the last two months or so , and doses are finally getting to needier countries -- such as through donations and the UN-backed COVAX program -- and WHO wants that to continue . It has long decried `` vaccine inequity '' by which most doses have gone to people in rich countries , whose leaders locked down big stockpiles as a precautionary measure . `` As we head into whatever the Omicron situation is going to be , there is risk that the global supply is again going to revert to high-income countries hoarding vaccine to protect -- in a sense , in excess -- their opportunity for vaccination , and a sort of 'no-regrets ' kind of approach , '' O'Brien said . `` It 's not going to work , '' she added . `` It 's not going to work from an epidemiological perspective , and it 's not going to work from a transmission perspective unless we actually have vaccine going to all countries , because where transmission continues , that 's where the variants are going to come from . '' Some wealthy governments want to leave no stone unturned to get their populations as close to full vaccination as possible . Many questions remain about the severity , transmissibility and resistance to vaccines of the new Omicron variant , which emerged last month in southern Africa and has shown early signs of spreading faster than the widespread and deadly Delta variant driving the pandemic now . O'Brien urged a `` rational , global perspective '' about `` what 's actually going to shut down this pandemic . '' `` We have the tools at hand , we have the choices we can make , and the next days and weeks are really going to determine what direction the world decides it 's going to go in , on Omicron , '' she said . Nevertheless , WHO says individuals in rich countries should follow the policies of their governments , some of which are enticing people to get boosters , which are additional doses aimed to buck up immunity from earlier jabs that wanes over time . `` An individual in a country , their dose is not going to get shipped to another country because they do n't take the dose , '' O'Brien said . `` It is country governments , not individuals , who are making decisions that could influence the equitable distribution of vaccines to other countries . '' -- -- -- Mike Corder reported from The Hague , Netherlands

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Published : 2002-02-08 11:51:00 Updated : 2002-02-08 11:51:00 Man Arrested In Attack On Durham Woman ; Duke Raises Reward In Campus Attack Posted February 8 , 2002 DURHAM , N.C. — Durham police are trying to determine if a man arrested Thursday in an attack on a Durham woman is connected to a string of violent attacks on the campus of Duke University . Police said Sankie Allen Lennon , 53 , broke into a woman 's apartment Wednesday night . They said Lennon forced the 22-year-old woman to drive him to several ATMs where he withdrew money from her account . Police said that Lennon tried to rape her , but the woman was able to ward off his attempt . Lennon was arrested after a scuffle with police and was charged with attempted rape and burglary . Meanwhile , the search continues for suspects in three recent attacks at Duke . The reward for information leading to the arrest of a man who reportedly sexually assaulted a Duke freshman last week in an East Campus dorm bathroom has been raised to $ 5,000 . As a result of the incident and two subsequent crimes which Duke police believe are unrelated , campus police have expanded safety patrols across campus and students , faculty and employees have discussed ways they can help enhance university security . University officials responded immediately to student requests for self-defense training classes . Class instructors said students will learn how to get away from an attacker . `` The students approached us , they said they would like to have self-defense classes , and we thought that was a reasonable request . We had our first one last Friday , and there are two more that are scheduled , '' said Keith Lawrence of Duke University . Anyone with information about the assault or the two other crimes -- a robbery attempt in Duke Gardens Feb. 2 and an attempted assault in Perkins Library on Feb. 4 -- should call Duke Oolice at ( 919 ) 684-4713 .

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Michelle Obama shared with `` Good Morning America '' co-anchor Robin Roberts some key advice she 'd give her pre-White House self , if she had the chance , as the two sat down to discuss her memoir , `` Becoming . '' `` You know the hard parts were the things that I expected , '' Michelle Obama told Roberts in the exclusive interview . `` That it was gon na be hard , you know ? Being the first black anything is gon na be hard . '' `` So much of this country lives in isolation and we just do n't know each other . ... There were people who did n't know what a black woman was and sounded like . And , so I knew that was gon na be a challenge , that I 'd have to earn my grace -- and I experienced that on the campaign trail , '' she said . It was the campaign trail that tested her self-esteem . In the summer of 2004 , Barack Obama was already a rising star when he was asked to speak at the Democratic National Convention . By 2008 , after a meteoric rise to fame , the senator announced his candidacy for president . Michelle Obama said that although she 'd given him her blessing to run , she did n't think he 'd win . And , when she saw him on the cover of Time magazine in October 2006 with the headline , `` Why Barack Obama could be the next president , '' she looked away . She did n't even want to see it . `` I think I did what a lot of black folks were doin ' , '' she told Roberts . `` We were afraid to hope because it 's hard to believe that the country that oppressed you could one day be led by you , you know ? '' `` I mean , my grandparents , you know , lived through segregation , '' she continued . `` My grandfather , his grandfather was a slave , you know ? So this , these memories were real . And they did n't think the country was ready . And , and so my attitude was a reflection of that skepticism . '' On the campaign trail , she was insulted and her patriotism was questioned . `` I write about those , you know , those nasty times where people , you know , called me Barack 's 'baby mama , ' you know ? Accused me of not loving my country . ... Told me I was angry , '' she said . And , I was , like , 'This is n't me . Wait , wait , people . This is n't who I am . ' '' Obama told Roberts that the criticism she endured during her husband 's campaign hurt . `` I do n't think we do each other a service by pretending like hurtful things do n't hurt , '' she told Roberts . `` And , that 's what I 've come to . ... I need to own that hurt . I need to talk about it . I need to put it out there for myself so that I can heal from it . But at the time , oh gosh , you know ? I was n't gon na allow myself to feel victimized from it because there was no time to hurt in that role . '' In her memoir , `` Becoming , '' which is out on Tuesday , Michelle Obama writes that she will `` never forgive '' President Donald Trump for challenging the legitimacy of her husband 's birth certificate . In 2011 , Donald Trump and other so-called `` birthers '' were questioning whether Barack Obama was a U.S. citizen . In her memoir , Michelle Obama described their actions as `` crazy and mean-spirited . ... Its underlying bigotry and xenophobia hardly concealed . But it was also dangerous , deliberately meant to stir up the wingnuts and kooks . '' In audio from the book obtained exclusively by ABC News , Michelle Obama wonders : `` What if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to Washington ? What if that person went looking for our girls ? Donald Trump , with his loud and reckless innuendos , was putting my family ’ s safety at risk . And for this , I ’ d never forgive him . '' President Trump responded Friday to Michelle Obama 's comments about him in her book , pointing the finger at former President Barack Obama . `` She got paid a lot of money to write a book and they always expect a little controversy , '' Trump told reporters . `` I 'll give you a little controversy back , I 'll never forgive [ President Barack Obama ] for what he did to our U.S. military . It was depleted , and I had to fix it . '' `` What he did to our military made this country very unsafe for you and you and you , '' Trump said . Michelle Obama also writes about her reaction to Trump being elected president and her thoughts while she was watching his inauguration , writing , “ I will always wonder about what led so many women , in particular , to reject an exceptionally qualified female candidate and instead choose a misogynist as their president. ” `` It 's amazing to me that we still have to tell people about the importance of voting , '' Obama told Roberts .

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Justice News Justice News October 21 , 2016 July 8 , 2016 March 18 , 2016 April 11 , 2016 Press Release Two Defendants Sentenced for Role in Forced Labor Scheme that Exploited Guatemalan Minors at Ohio Egg Farms December 16 , 2016 May 4 , 2016 Press Release February 3 , 2016 May 11 , 2016 Press Release Spanish Fugitive Pleads Guilty in Connection with Prostitution Enterprise Operated Out of Florida Hotel October 5 , 2016 Press Release Seventeen Individuals Indicted for Respective Roles in Human Trafficking Scheme that Exploited Hundreds of Thai Women for Commercial Sex in the United States July 13 , 2016 February 29 , 2016 Press Release Remaining Defendant Pleads Guilty to Forced Labor Scheme that Exploited Guatemalan Minors at Ohio Egg Farms March 4 , 2016 May 3 , 2016 Press Release North Carolina Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Operating Violent and Extensive Sex Trafficking Enterprise November 22 , 2016 June 30 , 2016 Press Release Louisiana Woman Sentenced to 192 Months in Prison for Conspiring to Commit Sex Trafficking of a Minor January 5 , 2016 June 27 , 2016 Press Release Leader of Human Trafficking Organization Sentenced to Over 15 Years for Exploiting Guatemalan Migrants at Ohio Egg Farms December 7 , 2016 December 14 , 2016 Press Release Kalamazoo , Michigan , Man Convicted of Sex Trafficking and Interstate Transportation for Prostitution May 20 , 2016 Press Release Kalamazoo , Michigan , Man Charged with Multiple Counts of Sex Trafficking and Interstate Transportation for Prostitution June 21 , 2016 Press Release Illinois Couple Sentenced for Multiple Kidnappings and Transporting Minor with Intent to Engage in Sexual Activity January 20 , 2016 July 15 , 2016 August 31 , 2016 Press Release

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The following editorial appeared recently in The Dallas Morning News : Unconditional funding for the 240,000-employee Department of Homeland Security is now fully restored , a laudable outcome regardless of why its $ 40 billion budget came under attack . Read more The following editorial appeared in The Dallas Morning News on Thursday , Feb. 5 : To hear hard-liners tell it , this nation 's immigration problem boils down to one issue : border security . Fix it , and everything else will fall into place . Read more

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Justice News Justice News October 18 , 2019 Press Release Former Osteo Relief Institutes and Their Owners to Pay Over $ 7.1 Million to Resolve Allegations of Unnecessary Knee Injections and Braces March 16 , 2021 Press Release Former Owners of Telemarketing Company Agree to Pay At Least $ 4 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations September 8 , 2017 Press Release Galena Biopharma Inc. to Pay More Than $ 7.55 Million to Resolve Alleged False Claims Related to Opioid Drug May 1 , 2019 Press Release Gas Marketer B. Charles Rogers Gas and Three Individuals Agree to Pay $ 4.375 Million to Resolve Royalty Fraud Allegations June 16 , 2017 Press Release Genesis Healthcare Inc. Agrees to Pay Federal Government $ 53.6 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Relating to the Provision of Medically Unnecessary Rehabilitation Therapy and Hospice Services February 11 , 2019 Press Release Genetic Testing Company Agrees to Pay $ 1.99 Million to Resolve Allegations of False Claims to Medicare for Medically Unnecessary Tests May 27 , 2020 Press Release Government Contractor to Pay $ 1 Million to Settle Claims of Fraudulently Representing Work by a Small Disadvantaged Business on Peoria Airport Construction December 11 , 2018 Press Release Government Intervenes in False Claims Act Lawsuit Against Sutter Health and Palo Alto Medical Foundation for Mischarging the Medicare Advantage Program August 6 , 2018 Press Release Grenada Lake Medical Center to Pay More Than $ 1.1 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Involving Medically Unnecessary Psychotherapy Services April 29 , 2020 Press Release Guaranteed Rate to Pay $ 15 Million to Resolve Allegations It Knowingly Caused False Claims to Government Mortgage Loan Programs June 20 , 2018 Press Release Healogics Agrees to Pay Up to $ 22.51 Million to Settle False Claims Act Liability for Improper Billing of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy February 6 , 2017 Press Release Healthcare Service Provider to Pay $ 60 Million to Settle Medicare and Medicaid False Claims Act Allegations September 25 , 2018 Press Release Hospital Chain Will Pay Over $ 260 Million to Resolve False Billing and Kickback Allegations ; One Subsidiary Agrees to Plead Guilty October 3 , 2016 Press Release Hospital Chain Will Pay over $ 513 Million for Defrauding the United States and Making Illegal Payments in Exchange for Patient Referrals ; Two Subsidiaries Agree to Plead Guilty December 8 , 2017 Press Release IBERIABANK Agrees to Pay Over $ 11.6 Million to Resolve Alleged False Claims Act Liability for Submitting False Claims for Loan Guarantees June 14 , 2019 Press Release IBM Agrees to Pay $ 14.8 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations Related to Maryland Health Benefit Exchange May 1 , 2017 Press Release Import Merchandising Concepts L.P. and Two Individuals Agree to Pay $ 275,000 to Settle False Claims Act Liability for Evading Customs Duties October 15 , 2018 April 27 , 2017 Press Release July 24 , 2020 Press Release Indivior Solutions Pleads Guilty To Felony Charge And Indivior Entities Agree To Pay $ 600 Million To Resolve Criminal And Civil Investigations As Part Of DOJ ’ s Largest Opioid Resolution May 13 , 2019 Press Release Informatica Agrees to Pay $ 21.57 Million for Alleged False Claims Caused by Its Commercial Pricing Disclosures July 16 , 2019 Press Release September 28 , 2018 Press Release May 30 , 2019 Press Release Kansas Cardiologist and His Practice Pay $ 5.8 Million to Resolve Alleged False Billings for Unnecessary Cardiac Procedures

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Good morning , NBC News readers . Twenty years after Columbine ushered in the tragic era of school shootings , Colorado suffered another attack yesterday . A would-be Marine and his classmates disarmed one of the gunmen . Here 's what else we 're watching today . Iran steps away from parts of the nuclear deal Iran has informed ambassadors from the United Kingdom , France , Germany , China and Russia that it would stop implementing parts of the landmark 2015 nuclear deal . President Hassan Rouhani said in a speech broadcast on national television that the country would also resume high level enrichment of uranium if world powers did not keep their promises under the Obama-era agreement . The announcement came on the anniversary of the U.S. withdrawal from what was originally a six-party deal and amid rising pressure from the Trump administration . Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made an unannounced trip to Iraq on Tuesday , citing escalating tensions with Tehran . ' I started hearing screams ' One 18-year-old student was killed and eight others were injured in a shooting at a suburban Denver school . Two student suspects are in custody , officials said . The shooting at the STEM School Highlands Ranch comes less than a month after the area marked the 20th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre . The STEM campus is just eight miles southeast of Columbine , but after years of living with the threat of school shootings , students have been taught how to flee , hide and even fight back . Brendan Bialy , a senior who plans to become a Marine after graduation , was one of a group of students who tackled and disarmed one of the two shooters Tuesday . Before this incident , two people had been killed and six injured in three school shootings in 2019 , according to NBC News research . Meet Baby Sussex Prince Harry and the former Meghan Markle , who is now the Duchess of Sussex , said they were caught up with the `` magic '' of parenthood as they offered the world their first glimpse of their newborn son Wednesday . But they did n't reveal perhaps the most important detail about the latest royal baby : His name . `` It 's magic , it 's pretty amazing . I have the two best guys in the world so I 'm really happy , '' the new mother said as Prince Harry cradled their son . Democrats ' constitutional clash with Trump ramps up President Donald Trump and Congress wheeled closer to a constitutional crisis Tuesday , writes NBC News ' Jonathan Allen . But House Democrats remain divided by competing impulses on whether to pursue impeachment or to follow a more politically cautious path . House Speaker Nancy Pelosi , D-Calif. , pointed to her party 's dilemma in comments on Tuesday . `` Trump is goading us to impeach him , '' she said . ' I had to find answers for the family ' Terre Haute Police Chief Shawn Keen knew he would be taking a risk by using up the last human sample he had from a 47-year-old crime scene , but had a feeling the gamble would pay off . This week , it did . Using DNA testing , Keen solved the 1972 murder of Indiana college student Pamela Milam — a crime that happened two years before the police chief was born . “ I had to find answers for the family , ” Keen said . “ Forty-seven years later , it still matters to them. ” Want to receive the Morning Rundown in your inbox ? Sign up here . Plus - Trump 's businesses lost more than $ 1 billion from 1985 to 1994 , according to a report by The New York Times . - Count on using your feet to get around : Uber and Lyft drivers plan to strike today to protest low wages and job insecurity . - Sen. Kamala Harris has blown away her Democratic rivals in fundraising in communities of color . THINK about it President Trump 's base may love his immigration rhetoric , but they wo n't like its economic effects , financial researcher Evan Horowitz writes in an opinion piece . Science + Tech = MACH Here 's why NASA just destroyed a simulated New York City with a huge fake asteroid . Quote of the day `` We chose a small school because we thought they ’ d be safer , because we thought that everybody would know everybody. ” — Nyki Giasolli , the mother of two survivors of the Colorado STEM school shooting . One thoughtful thing Bestselling author Mark Manson believes the most important thing you can do is to choose what to care about . Everything else is just white noise . See what he has to say below . Thanks for reading the Morning Rundown . If you have any comments — likes , dislikes — drop me an email at : petra @ nbcuni.com If you 'd like to receive the Morning Rundown in your inbox Monday to Friday , please sign up here . Thanks , Petra

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Two-time former champion Billy Craycraft broke all the rules and staged an incredible comeback to win the 79th annual Amos Martin invitational Golf Tournament two weekends ago at the WashingtonWilkes Country Club . After shoot More ... The Washington-Wilkes Parks and Recreation Department ( WWPRD ) is accepting registrations for Youth Football 2006 . More ... Easton and Matthew Smith attended a junior golf school at River Run Country Club in Davidson , N.C. , June 20-22 . More ... Kelmetrius Wylie and Gary Wilburn , two rising Washington-Wilkes Comprehensive seniors , attended the Vanderbilt University Senior Football Camp Saturday , June 17 . More ...

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Former BNY Mellon Employee Sentenced To Prison , Ordered To Pay Restitution For Embezzling $ 452,000 PITTSBURGH , Pa. - A resident of Pittsburgh , Pa. , has been sentenced in federal court to 33 months in prison and to pay restitution of $ 450,037.06 , followed by five years supervised release on her conviction of embezzlement , United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today . Senior United States District Judge Maurice B. Cohill imposed the sentence on Danielle M. Keane , 38 . According to information presented to the court , Keane was an employee of BNY Mellon bank in charge of administering a pension fund for McDermott , Inc , from downtown Pittsburgh . Keane was employed as a Data Entry Associate and a Trust Operations Coordinator . BNY Mellon is a bank whose deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . For a period of three years between April 30 , 2007 and Aug. 1 , 2010 , Keane would utilize her position and access to create unauthorized checks drawn on the accounts of pensioners . Keane would then use her knowledge of internal routing procedure to divert these checks to herself so that they would n't be mailed to the pensioners , and the pensioners would not know that they were issued . Keane would then endorse the checks and deposit the checks into her bank account . Keane would also wire transfer money in the form of direct deposit from these pension accounts directly into her bank account , so that the depositing bank would not question her on the reason why the checks she was depositing were not in her name . To conceal the fraud , Keane took the additional step of entering an `` adjustment '' into the pensioner 's account ledger , making it look like the money that was drawn by the unauthorized check was re-credited back into the pension account , and the pensioner would be lead to believe that there was more money in her account than there actually was due to Keane 's theft . These actions would cover up the payments from tax reporting documents of the pensioners , so that the pensioners would not be alerted at the end of the year ( when they received their tax forms ) of the excess amount taken from their accounts , which Kean was stealing . A forensic accounting has discovered that Keane fraudulently issued approximately 168 checks and 71 wire transfers totaling approximately $ 452,037.06 of money that was entrusted to the care and custody of BNY Mellon . Assistant United States Attorney James T. Kitchen prosecuted this case on behalf of the government . U.S. Attorney Hickton commended the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Employee Benefit 's Security Administration of the Department of Labor for the investigation leading to the successful prosecution of Keane .

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( CNN ) -- The gunman in Monday 's fatal shooting spree at an Orlando , Florida , business targeted his victims and had a `` negative relationship '' with at least one of them , Orlando County Sheriff Jerry Demings said . `` He was certainly singling out the individuals he shot , '' Demings told reporters Monday afternoon . Police say he killed five employees of Fiamma Inc. before killing himself . The gunman was identified as John Robert Neumann , Jr . He was fired in April by Fiamma Inc. , which makes accessories for recreational vehicles . Monday morning , he pointed his gun at a new , temporary employee and told her to leave , Demings said . Police identify victims Demings named the victims as Robert Snyder , 69 ; Brenda Motanez-Crespo , 44 ; Kevin Clark , 53 ; Kevin Lawson , 46 ; and Jeffrey Roberts , 57 . Neumann lived alone and had no family in the area , Demings said . He was an Army veteran who was honorably discharged in 1999 . Police said Neumann was a disgruntled former employee acting alone and had no ties to terror or subversive groups . Demings said it did not appear Neumann had a concealed weapons permit for the semi-automatic pistol he used . Police responded to the call about 8 a.m. in an industrial area northeast of downtown . Three men and a woman were found dead at the scene , Demings said . Another man died at Orlando Regional Medical Center . `` Most of the victims were shot in the head , '' Demings said . `` Some were shot multiple times . '' Eight other people were inside the business when the shootings took place , he said . 'My boss is dead ' Shelley Adams told reporters she spoke Monday with her sister , who works at Fiamma and was in the restroom when she heard a noise . Her sister came out and saw someone lying on the floor . `` She said , ' I saw too much . My boss is dead , ' '' Adams said . Shooter was fired this year Police had responded to a battery complaint against Neumann at Fiamma in 2014 . The victim of that incident was not among the dead Monday , Demings said . Neumann had a minor police record including arrests for DUI and marijuana possession . Pulse anniversary approaches Almost a year ago , Orlando was the site of the nation 's worst terror attack since 9/11 . On June 12 , 2016 , a gunman killed 49 people at the Pulse nightclub . `` Over the past year , the Orlando community has been challenged like never before , '' Florida Gov . Rick Scott said in a statement Monday . `` I will remain in contact with the Orlando law enforcement community throughout the day as more information is made available , '' Scott said . CNN 's Tina Burnside and John Couwels contributed to this report . The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2017 Cable News Network , Inc. , a Time Warner Company . All rights reserved .

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PROVO — Matt Easton spent Monday talking to national news reporters , the last thing on his mind when he nervously stood Friday as a valedictorian and spoke during a BYU college convocation at the Marriott Center and said , `` I stand before my family , friends and graduating class today to say that I am proud to be a gay son of God . '' It was the first time Easton , 24 , who earned a 4.0 GPA on the way to a political science degree , had come out publicly . Over the weekend and into Monday he became the subject of national headlines in publications ranging from the Washington Post to Fox News . One reason for the national attention is the supportive cheers and applause that broke out in the Marriott Center and interrupted his talk . `` I mean , the reaction was better than what I could ever have imagined , '' said Easton , of Cottonwood Heights . `` Four years ago it would have been impossible for me to imagine that I would come out to my entire college . It is a phenomenal feeling and it is a victory for me . I wanted to make sure that my speech and what I was saying , I was doing it for myself and not to push someone else 's agenda . … I just wanted to be true and authentic to myself . '' Easton spoke Friday morning at the college convocation for the 1,135 graduates of BYU 's College of Family , Home , and Social Sciences . He was one of a more than a half-dozen valedictorians of different programs within the college but was selected to speak by faculty after answering a questionnaire about his college achievements , which included undergraduate research that resulted in a paper that may be published and time spent in the a cappella group `` Beyond Measure . '' Some media incorrectly reported that Easton spoke at BYU 's commencement , but that larger event for all of the university 's 6,960 graduates from the entire school year — a record — took place on Thursday . Easton said he had to submit his remarks to the dean 's office for approval . The remarks were approved , confirmed the college dean , Ben Ogles , who made news last year when he said in a campus devotional that the doctrine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints repudiates sexual assault and requires consent for all sexual contact . The convocation 's main speaker on Friday was former Apple vice president Greg Porter , who returned to BYU this year to finish his degree and graduated with his son . Easton said his experience during the speech and since has been a pleasant surprise . He has been contacted by CNN , the New York Times , Good Morning America and others . `` To give that speech and have the amount of support that has flooded in for me — and the love — has just been overwhelming , '' he said . `` My whole life , I feel like I 've been trying to fulfill obligations for others and this speech is the first step in learning how to take care of myself and listen to what 's important to me . '' Easton served as a Latter-day Saint missionary speaking Korean in the Australia Sydney Mission . He said he postponed thoughts about his sexuality until he returned and began school at BYU amid questions from others about dating , marriage and family . He called BYU a mixed bag for lesbian , gay , bisexual , transgender and queer students . He shared his same-sex attraction with some friends and faculty and found support but said he also hurt when he sometimes heard an off-hand comment from another student . Another reason for the national attention is the reputation that comes with BYU 's annual rank among the nation 's most LGBTQ-unfriendly schools in the Princeton Review . Easton said the lack of a campus LGBT club sends a signal to others . `` That kind of rhetoric can be harmful and confusing and lonely , and I definitely experienced that , '' he said , adding , `` I was n't always certain that I could share that part of myself with other people for fear of how people would react . '' Still , Easton said BYU was a net positive for him . After he shared his mother 's terminal cancer diagnosis and other stories of struggle during his speech , he told his fellow graduates , `` I hope that my stories can serve as a reminder that BYU has given us the foundation to face difficult problems , both secular and spiritual , and that with the Lord , all things are possible . '' `` I am not broken , '' he added . `` I am loved and important to the plan of our great creator . Each of us are . '' Over the past year , Easton interned for Mitt Romney 's U.S. Senate campaign and engaged in a news-making mentored research project with political science professor John Holbein on the `` Democracy of Dating '' and helped present the paper at a conference in Chicago . Holbein and Easton are in the process of submitting their research on political party and dating preferences for publication . `` From the chance that I 've had to be teaching assistant to a research assistant , opportunities that are usually only available for grad students , there are a lot of resources at BYU , academically , and a lot of support spiritually — weekly devotionals and chances to incorporate spiritual ideas into education are a really integral part , I think , of learning how to face spiritual challenges . '' BYU and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints welcome LGBTQ students and members . BYU 's Honor Code prohibits `` homosexual behavior , '' including any same-sex sexual relations , and prohibits heterosexual sexual relations outside of marriage . The church also proscribes acting on same-sex attraction . The university has attracted headlines the past few months . In February , one of the students acting in the role of the BYU mascot Cosmo this year came out publicly in a guest opinion he wrote for the Deseret News . That man , Charlie Bird , also received national attention . In early April , hundreds of students staged a rally against what they said is sometimes unfair , harsh or intrusive enforcement of the school 's Honor Code . The protest was not an effort to change the honor code , but to draw attention to how the Honor Code Office interacts with students . The new director of BYU 's Honor Code Office , Kevin Utt , responded with a Q & A published by the university saying that he had met with student advocates and would meet with more . On April 4 , The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , which owns and operates BYU , updated its policies to allow for baptism and baby blessing of children living with LGBTQ parents without First Presidency approval . Now a local leader can authorize the blessing and baptism , which is the same procedure for heterosexual parents . It also removed the label of apostate from those who enter same-sex marriages . Support for Easton also resonated on Twitter . Singer-actor Kristin Chenoweth , who has performed multiple times at BYU and with the Tabernacle on Temple Square , tweeted `` I ’ m very proud of you . As a straight Christian woman , i stand beside you ! ! I say to you : YOU ARE LOVED ! ! ! ! ! '' More important to Easton were the tweets from Latter-day Saints who identify as LGBTQ and felt supported by his comments . `` Some people say I 've gone too far , '' he said . `` Other people say I have n't gone far enough . Ultimately for me , it just came down to what I felt was right for myself , and I feel like I 've done that . I hope other people see that and be inspired by what I 've shared . ''

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON New York Governor Andrew Cuomo , lower front center , joins people participating in the LBGTQ Pride march Sunday , June 30 , 2019 , in New York . ( AP Photo/Craig Ruttle ) NEW YORK -- Exuberant crowds carrying rainbow colours filled New York City streets Sunday for one of the largest pride parades in the history of the gay-rights movement , a dazzling celebration of the 50th anniversary of the infamous police raid on the Stonewall Inn . Marchers and onlookers took over much of midtown Manhattan with a procession that lasted hours and paid tribute to the uprising that began at the tavern when patrons resisted officers on June 28 , 1969 . The parade in New York and others like it across the nation concluded a month of events marking the anniversary . Eraina Clay , 63 , of suburban New Rochelle , came to celebrate a half-century of fighting for equality . `` I think that we should be able to say we 've been here for so long , and so many people are gay that everybody should be able to have the chance to enjoy their lives and be who they are , '' Clay said . `` I have a family . I raised kids . I 'm just like everybody else . '' Alyssa Christianson , 29 , of New York City , was topless , wearing just sparkly pasties and boy shorts underwear . A Pride flag was tied around her neck like a cape . `` I 've been to the Pride parade before , but this is the first year I kind of wanted to dress up and get into it , '' she said . Christianson said she was concerned that the movement could suffer setbacks during the Trump administration , which has moved to revoke newly won health care protections for transgender people , restrict their presence in the military and withdraw federal guidance that trans students should be able to use bathrooms of their choice . `` I 'm definitely a little scared of how things are going , just the anger and violence that comes out of it and just the tone of conversation about it . We 've come so far , especially in the last few decades , that I do n't want to see that repressed in any way . '' In May , Trump tweeted about Pride Month and praised the `` outstanding contributions '' of LGBT people . But his administration has also aligned with some religious conservatives in arguing that nondiscrimination protections for those same people can infringe on the religious beliefs of others who oppose same-sex marriage and transgender rights . Earlier in the day , a crowd of about 2,000 people gathered outside the Stonewall Inn . At the Queer Liberation March near the bar , some participants said the larger Pride parade had become too commercialized and heavily policed . `` What 's important to remember is that this is a protest against the monetization of the Pride parade , against the police brutality of our community , against the poor treatment of sections of our community , of black and brown folk , of immigrants , '' said Jake Seller , a 24-year-old Indiana native who now lives in Brooklyn and worked as one of the march 's volunteers . Protesters carried anti-Trump and queer liberation signs , chanting , `` Whose streets ? Our streets ! '' `` We march for the liberation of our community so they can live and celebrate their identity . So they can reclaim it . This will always remain a protest , not an advertisement , '' Seller said . Other attendees focused on the progress that 's been made within the LGBTQ community over the last few decades . `` We 've come so far in the past 20 years , '' said 55-year-old Gary Piper , who came from Kansas to celebrate Pride with his partner . `` I remember friends who would be snatched off the streets in Texas for dressing in drag . They 'd have to worry about being persecuted for their identity . '' `` But now we 're so much more accepted . I 'm not saying we do n't have ways to go , but let 's celebrate how far we 've come , '' he said . The police presence at the march was heavy , with several officers posted at every corner . Metal barricades were erected along the entire parade route . In Illinois , Gov . J.B. Pritzker chose the parade day to sign an executive order creating a task force to study the rights of transgender students . The task force will look at what schools are doing to promote LGBTQ rights to make sure students have `` welcoming '' and `` inclusive '' environments . In Chicago 's parade , the city 's first openly gay mayor , Lori Lightfoot , was one of seven grand marshals . Lightfoot , who took office in May , walked alongside her wife and wore a `` Chicago Proud '' T-shirt with rainbow lettering . The couple held hands at times , drawing cheers from onlookers . The procession was cut short as thunderstorms rolled through the area , forcing police to cancel the event about three hours after it began . The larger New York Pride parade had 677 contingents , including community groups , major corporations and cast members from FX 's `` Pose . '' Organizers expected at least 150,000 people to march , with hundreds of thousands more lining the streets to watch . Other Stonewall commemorations in New York included rallies , parties , film showings and a human rights conference . The celebration coincides with WorldPride , an international LGBTQ event that started in Rome in 2000 and was held in New York this past week . In San Francisco , a contingent of Google employees petitioned the Pride parade 's board of directors to revoke Google 's sponsorship over what they called harassment and hate speech directed at LGBTQ people on YouTube and other Google platforms . San Francisco Pride declined to revoke the sponsorship or remove the company from the parade , but Pride officials said the Google critics could protest the company 's policies as part of the parade 's `` resistance contingent . '' Larraine and Peter Browne , who were visiting from Australia , told the San Francisco Chronicle they had never seen anything like the parade 's rainbow-colored display . `` Look at the costumes ! '' 80-year-old Peter Browne said .

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( Reuters ) - Indian generic drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories will stop manufacturing its version of Pfizer Inc 's cholesterol fighter , Lipitor , while it gets to the bottom of the cause of a recent recall , the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on its website . Earlier this month , Ranbaxy recalled certain lots of the widely used cholesterol lowering medicine known generically as atorvastatin at doses of 10 milligrams , 20 mg and 40 mg after the company discovered contamination with tiny glass particles . There have so far been no reports of patients being harmed due to the glass particulates , the FDA said . The agency said it does not anticipate drug shortages due to the recall as several other companies also produce generic Lipitor , while Pfizer still sells its branded version . FDA said it was monitoring the situation and working with other manufacturers to ensure adequate supply in order to avoid shortages of atorvastatin as a result of the recall . During its first six months on the market , when it enjoyed marketing exclusivity , atorvastatin generated sales of nearly $ 600 million for Ranbaxy , according to Bhagwan Singh Chaudhary , a research associate at the brokerage IndiaNivesh FDA said it will continue to oversee the recall process and work with the Ranbaxy to resolve pharmaceutical quality issues . The recall is the latest in a series of manufacturing problems at Ranbaxy , which is operating under heightened scrutiny due to past problems that nearly derailed it ability to sell atorvastatin in the United States . In 2008 , the FDA banned the company from importing about 30 drugs after it found manufacturing deficiencies at two of the company 's facilities in India , and Ranbaxy was later accused of falsifying data used in drug applications . Under a proposed settlement earlier this year , Ranbaxy agreed to engage a third party to conduct a review of its facilities , implement procedures to ensure data integrity in its marketing applications , and ensure it meets good manufacturing practices . ( Reporting by Bill Berkrot )

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BRUSSELS -- European Union countries introducing their own COVID-19 vaccination certificates would have to grapple with a myriad of disjointed systems if the bloc fails to build a shared one , a senior official said on Wednesday . The EU is pushing to have a shared digital health pass to allow tourists to travel freely this summer . But discussions are not yet settled on costs , data and privacy issues , as well as technical and medical aspects of the new system . `` If we can deliver politically , the technical solution will be ready in time . If we do n't , we risk fragmentation across Europe , with a multitude of possibly incompatible national solutions , '' EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders said . `` We would risk having a variety of documents that can not be read and verified in other member states . And we risk the spread of forged documents , and with it , the spread of both the virus and the mistrust of citizens , '' he told the European Parliament . Tourism-reliant southern EU countries like Spain and Italy are keen to launch the new tool as soon as possible to help economies that have been mauled by the pandemic . But they face a more reluctant north , as well as complex EU decision procedures . With no central gateway to ensure interoperability yet in place , countries including Estonia , Lithuania , Greece , Spain , Germany and France , are introducing their own solutions to record vaccinations . DRY RUN Commission officials told a separate briefing that the gateway - which would allow officials in one EU country to check the health pass of a visitor from elsewhere in the bloc - would enter testing next month . Twenty member states will be ready to join the trial phase with a view to making it possible to go fully live by mid-June . The technology for the digital passes is secure and no sensitive personal data would be shared , the officials said . Disputes between EU countries over supplies of medical equipment , drugs and vaccines have already complicated the bloc 's joint response earlier in the pandemic . As it now faces a third wave of infections , skeptics say discussions about restarting free travel are premature given low vaccination levels . The rushed implementation of the joint system raises questions over how visitors from overseas will be handled . Questions also remain over which vaccines they would honor , with a distinction between those approved for the EU by the European Medicines Agency and those like the Russian or Chinese jabs that might only be allowed by some countries . Another issue is whether antibody tests provide adequate proof that a person who has recovered from COVID-19 is immune . EU countries including Belgium also worry about discriminating against those who would not get the jab . ( Reporting by Gabriela Baczynska and Douglas Busvine ; Editing by Kim Coghill and Angus MacSwan )

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DeSantis is a 'very dangerous individual ' because he has 'already absorbed all the lessons of Trump ' but does n't have any of the baggage , an expert on fascism argues - Florida Gov . Ron DeSantis is best placed to take Trump 's place as a 2024 GOP presidential nominee . - An expert on authoritarianism told Insider that 's because he 's learned all of Trump 's lessons . - The expert added that DeSantis 'does n't have the baggage of Trump , ' and could rally voters . Florida Gov . Ron DeSantis could be the GOP 's natural successor to former President Donald Trump as a 2024 presidential candidate , and he does n't come with Trump 's drama , an expert on authoritarianism told Insider . Ruth Ben-Ghiat is a historian at New York University , and the author of the book , `` Strongmen : Mussolini to the Present . '' She has studied the backsliding of democracy , from the US to Russia , and elsewhere . In a wide-ranging interview , she told Insider that in light of the January 6 hearings , Trump might have to be prosecuted in order to save American democracy ahead of the 2024 election . In that context , she said that DeSantis could take his place as a populist nominee. `` What we do find in history is prosecution , in the longer term , is one of the only things that deflates these guys ' personality cults , because those cults are founded on the idea that they are invincible , they are infallible , '' Ben-Ghiat said . `` Now , if that does happen to Trump — DeSantis has already absorbed all the lessons of Trump . '' Ben-Ghiat has written several essays making her argument . `` He 's clearly readying himself for a national run , whether it 's in 2024 or later . And he 's a very dangerous individual , '' Ben Ghiat said . `` He 's dangerous because he is equally repressive , but does n't have the baggage of Trump . It 's hard to have the baggage of Trump . '' DeSantis has recently signed controversial bills like Florida 's `` Do n't Say Gay '' bill — which limits teachers ' curriculum around sexual orientation and gender identity in grades Kindergarten through third — and the Stop WOKE Act , which restricts how race is discussed in workplaces , schools , and colleges . He also implemented an Office of Election Crimes and Security , rankling voting rights advocates . DeSantis , who has raised $ 124 million , has recently denied that he 'll run in 2024 , insisting that he 's focused on his own race in 2022.Read the original article on Business Insider

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LONDON -- From backstop to Brexiteer , Britain 's decision to leave the European Union has spawned a baffling array of new terms , while British parliamentary terminology is also confusing an audience across the world . The Associated Press deciphers some key words and phrases : ARTICLE 50 : Article 50 of the European Union 's Lisbon Treaty sets out the procedure for a country wishing to leave the bloc and imposes a two-year countdown to that country 's departure . Britain triggered the process on March 29 , 2017 , and was due to leave on March 29 , 2019 . Amid deadlock in Britain 's Parliament the EU agreed a Brextension until April 12 and then until Oct. 31 . BACKSTOP : The Brexit backstop is part of the withdrawal agreement between the EU and Britain . It 's an insurance policy designed to ensure there are no customs checks or other border infrastructure between the U.K. 's Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland after Brexit . The backstop says if no other solution is found , Britain will remain in a customs union with the EU in order to keep the Irish border open . Opposition to the backstop from pro-Brexit British lawmakers is the main reason the deal has been defeated in Parliament BREXHAUSTION : The state of anxious weariness felt by many U.K. citizens and politicians at the unresolved Brexit crisis , almost three years after Britain voted to leave the EU . BREXIT : A contraction of `` British exit , '' Brexit is Britain 's departure from the European Union . The U.K. joined the bloc in 1973 , and held a 2016 referendum on its membership that was won by the `` leave '' side . BREXITER/BREXITEER : A supporter of Britain 's exit from the European Union . BREXTREMIST : Pejorative term for a Brexit supporter . BREXTENSION : Brexit extension , a delay to Britain 's exit from the EU . This has been granted until Oct. 31 . BRINO : An acronym that means `` Brexit in name only . '' It 's a pejorative term used by Brexiteers for a `` soft Brexit '' departure in which Britain retains close economic and regulatory ties with the European Union . CONFIRMATORY VOTE : A new referendum in which voters would be asked whether to approve any Brexit deal passed by Parliament . The other option would be remaining in the EU , so this plan is mainly favoured by those who hope Brexit can be stopped . Also known by its supporters as a `` people 's vote . '' CUSTOMS UNION : The European Union customs union makes the 28-nation bloc a single customs territory , with no tariffs or border checks on goods moving between member states . It also has common tariffs on goods entering the bloc from the outside . DE-SELECT : A decision by a political party that the current elected lawmaker will not run as the party 's candidate in the next election . Prime Minister Boris Johnson is threatening to do this to any Conservative lawmakers who support the opposition 's attempts to block a no-deal Brexit ( see below ) . EUROPEAN UNION : Formed in 1957 as the European Economic Community by France , West Germany , Italy , Belgium , the Netherlands and Luxembourg , the group is now a 28-nation bloc of more than 500 million people with substantial powers over member nations ' laws , economies and social policies . HARD BREXIT : A Brexit that sees the U.K. cut many of its ties with the EU , including leaving the EU 's vast single market and customs union . Some supporters of the idea prefer the term `` clean Brexit , '' and say it will enable Britain to forge its own trade deals around the world . INDICATIVE VOTE : Britain 's Parliament has held a series of non-binding `` indicative votes '' on various Brexit outcomes as a way of finding out whether any have majority support . Lawmakers rejected every option , from leaving the EU without a deal to holding a new referendum on whether to remain . LEAVER : A Briton who voted to leave the European Union . See also Brexiteer . NO-DEAL BREXIT : If Britain and the EU do not finalize a divorce deal , Britain will cease to be an EU member without an agreement setting out what happens next . A no-deal Brexit would rip up the rules that govern ties between the U.K . Many businesses say that would cause economic chaos . PROROGATION : Suspending a session of Parliament without dissolving it . Johnson 's move to do this will keep Parliament away for five weeks in the run-up to the Brexit deadline . He says this is necessary to set out his government 's future policies , but opponents believe he is trying to reduce the amount of time available for debate and legislation that could block a no-deal Brexit . REMAINER : A Briton who voted to stay in the European Union . REMOANER , REMAINIAC : Pejorative terms for people who want the U.K. to remain in the EU . SINGLE MARKET : The EU 's single market makes the bloc a common economic zone in which goods and services can move freely with no internal borders or barriers . SOFT BREXIT : A Brexit that sees the U.K. retain its close economic ties with the EU , including membership in the bloc 's single market and customs union . WITHDRAWAL OF THE WHIP : A political party deciding that a lawmaker does not represent it in Parliament any more , effectively suspending that person from the party . Johnson is threatening to do this to any Conservative lawmakers who support the opposition 's attempts to block a no-deal Brexit . WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT/POLITICAL DECLARATION : In November 2018 , Britain and the EU struck a two-part divorce agreement . It consists of a legally binding , 585-page withdrawal agreement setting out the terms of the U.K. 's departure , and a shorter , non-binding political declaration committing the two parties to close future ties . The agreement must be approved by the British and European parliaments to take effect , but Britain 's Parliament has rejected it three times . Johnson has insisted it is unacceptable and is seeking to renegotiate it .

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