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Officials : US veteran homelessness declines 5 percent SAN DIEGO ( AP ) — The number of homeless veterans across the U.S. declined more than 5 percent over the past year after a slight rise in 2017 , the departments of Housing and Urban Development and Veterans Affairs announced Thursday . The decrease shows the federal government is making progress in its nearly decade-long efforts , but the problem poses a challenge in areas such as California where the cost of housing is high , officials said . The number of homeless vets dropped to about 38,000 — about half of those counted in 2010 , according to an overall count of the homeless taken in January . As many as 64 communities and three states — Virginia , Delaware and Connecticut — effectively ended veteran homelessness . That means all homeless veterans in those areas had been offered homes , even if some did n't accept them . Homelessness among female veterans fell by 10 percent from just a year ago . `` Our nation 's approach to veterans ' homelessness is working , '' Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson said . The Obama administration in 2010 set a goal of ending veteran homelessness by 2015 , but Carson said the Trump administration will not set a specific date to reach that goal . `` The date would be as soon as possible , I do n't think I could be more specific than that , '' he told reporters . Officials largely credit the progress to an approach started under the Obama administration . It centered on a program called the HUD-VA Supporting Housing Program , which Congress boosted funds for in 2008 . It gives homeless veterans permanent housing while also providing them a case manager and clinical care services . The old way required treatment for mental health issues and drug and alcohol addiction before being able to qualify for a home . Officials attributed the small uptick in 2017 largely to the high cost of housing in Los Angeles , which has the second-largest homeless population in the U.S. and the largest homeless veteran population . HUD said veteran homelessness decreased from 2017 to 2018 in California . Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie said he plans to visit Los Angeles this week to meet with local officials and charities to discuss what further support is needed in their efforts . He would like to see an even bigger drop in the numbers . `` It 's not good enough , but it is better , '' Wilkie said of 2018 numbers . Veterans Affairs is working to identify vets who may have lost contact with the agency after years of living on the streets , Wilkie said . Marine veteran Shaun Tullar , 33 , said many vets do not realize what the VA can do for them . Tullar was experiencing post-traumatic stress from his time in combat in Afghanistan when he began using drugs after his brother , a fellow Marine , was killed in that country in 2012 . Tullar became homeless and cycled in and out of jail on drug charges until finding help through a program behind bars that connected him with the VA . He now lives at Veterans Village of San Diego , is sober and working toward finishing a college degree . He hopes to one day own a farm . `` A person can not address fully any emotional needs if their basic needs of safety , food , water and shelter are not met , '' he said , adding that thanks to the support he 's been given , `` I have a very bright future . '' _____ This story has been corrected to show that veteran homelessness — not overall homelessness — dropped from 2017 to 2018 in California .

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Who better to share some pillow talk with than a pillow tycoon ? Martha Teichner does the honors ( This story was originally aired on April 15 , 2018 ) : Mike Lindell spends $ 1.5 million a week on commercials to make sure that you know about his pillow . He 's sold more than 41 million of them . An incredible success , you bet … astonishing , considering the back story . `` I actually had a dream , which I believe is right from God , about My Pillow , '' said Lindell . `` And I dreamt the logo first , actually , the name `` My Pillow . ' '' The dream came true . But before any of it could exist , back in 2004 , Lindell , a man with life-long sleeping issues , had to invent the pillow of his dreams . `` It took about a year . I kept trying different things . My youngest son would come home , we 'd tear up different foams . '' Their eureka ! moment came when they combined different-sized foam chunks . `` All three sizes are in every pillow , and wherever you move it , they interlock together , and you have the most amazing adjustable pillow in history , '' he said . At first , Lindell sewed the pillows himself . The big box stores had no interest . So , back in December 2004 , he set up a table at his neighborhood mall , like a lemonade stand , but with pillows . `` We sold only about 80 pillows in about a month , '' he said . Sales picked up , but Lindell had a problem … a big one . `` I was a cocaine addict since the mid-1980s , and then switched to crack cocaine in the early 2000s , '' he said . His habit cost him anywhere from $ 500 to $ 1,000 a week . `` We were down to nothing , living day-by-day , and then we were losing our house , and my wife of 20 years , she left , '' Lindell said . One night in the spring of 2008 , his crack dealers – yes , his dealers – staged an intervention . Lindell recalled : `` One guy says , 'Mike 's been up for 14 days . We 're shuttin ' you off , you 're not getting anything . ' '' The following year he quit , cold . And it changed his life ... `` That infomercial launched October 7 , 2011 , at 3 a.m. in the morning , '' he said . `` Now at that time , I had about 5-10 employees , and 40 days later , I had 500 . '' He has around 1,600 now , most of them working in two huge factories outside Minneapolis . But wait -- there 's more ! Lindell says at any one time , 20 to 30 % of My Pillow 's employees are second-chancers or , like him , former addicts , among them Chelsea Friendshuh . `` I was a heroin addict for about eight years , and I was in and out of jail , '' Friendshuh said . `` All I did was call here and right away they said , 'You 're hired . ' Most places wo n't even give me a chance because of my background . '' Lindell considers his business a vehicle for a greater calling – his success , a gift from God . He 's proud that his pillows are made in America , and is an enthusiastic supporter of President Donald Trump . When the Better Business Bureau dropped My Pillow from an A+ rating to an F , claiming that a long-running buy-one-get-one-free offer was really a regular price , Lindell dismissed the demotion , saying he was targeted because of his political views . `` They brought the level of My Pillow fame up , up here , '' he said . `` So they helped me . Thank you , BBB ! '' About politics , Mike Lindell is unapologetic . About pillows , he 's passionate . `` If you make every pillow like it 's your only pillow , and every customer like it 's your only customer , I mean , that 's an amazing concept , '' he said . For more info : Story produced by David Rothman .

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International Women ’ s Day - ocean racing councillor takes on the North Atlantic PUBLISHED : 12:37 07 March 2017 Sandra Squire As a West Norfolk councillor , she ’ s used to the odd stormy scene in the council chamber . But now mum-of-two and Wimbotsham ward member Sandra Squire is set to face mountainous seas in a transatlantic yacht race which last year claimed the lives of two sailors . Mrs Squire is setting sail across the North Atlantic on a 70ft racing yacht competing in the 2017 - 2018 Clipper Round the World Yacht Race . Mrs Squire and her crew of 18 will brave 3,350 miles and 22 days at sea close to the site where the Titanic sank and the Flemish Cap , the shallow , turbulent waters made famous in The Perfect Storm . Mrs Squire is hoping her bravery will raise £4,000 for four local charities - the Friends of Magdalen Village School , West Norfolk Riding for the Disabled , West Norfolk National Autistic Society and the Wells Lifeboat Appeal . “ I can ’ t really say that the race isn ’ t dangerous , ” she said . “ As by it ’ s very nature we know that sailing can be . There is a risk in everything we do , but if you know what those risks are , the correct and safe ways of doing things , then you can manage those risks . “ I feel a mixture of fear and excitement , I ’ m hoping not to get too close to the wreck of the Titanic. ” She added . The 43-year-old took up sailing just three years ago and started off on dinghies at sailing school Norfolketc in Morston . A passion for sailing was born and the chance to meet other thrill-seekers from around the globe . She said : “ I did a taster sail first and I guess you could say I caught the bug . “ It is a hugely exciting hobby . I love sailing , it can be thrilling and exciting , yet also incredibly relaxing . “ The sailing is also just part of it , it ’ s the people that make it really special , I ’ ve made so many new friends . I ’ ve met people from all walks of life , from all over the world , all with their own unique stories to tell . “ I saw an advert for the Clipper Race in a sailing magazine and thought it looked like an incredible thing to do. ” She signed up for the race in July 2015 and has since spent gruelling hours training on the Solent and English Channel whilst juggling work and family life . A strong support network has meant she can find the time to undertake the necessary training having never been on a yacht race before . Mrs Squire said : “ We all have to undertake four weeks of mandatory training with Clipper and I ’ m doing as much sailing as I can by doing extra training and crewing . “ Life is always a balance I suppose , I ’ m lucky that I don ’ t have to balance a full time job as well . So far I ’ ve always managed to slot sailing and training in to times where I don ’ t have any council meetings and the children are getting used to me being out or away a lot more . “ The kids both enjoy sailing as well and are a little proud their mum is a bit different , they seem to think I ’ m very brave. ” As a working mother , Mrs Squire believes there is still an outdated expectation for women to behave in a certain way , especially those with children . “ People seem quite shocked that I ’ m leaving my family to take part in the race , ” she said . “ Yet they don ’ t seem quite so shocked when a man does the same . “ Women can do anything they set their minds to , we may not have the physical strength of our male colleagues but we bring other skills with us. ” And Mrs Squire will take those skills to sail her way to the House of Commons after making it on the Approved Parliamentary Candidates list to stand for election as an MP in 2020 . “ It ’ s actually amazing how similar sailing and politics actually are. ” She said . “ With both , you bring a group of different people together , with different experiences and ideas and they have to work together to get things done . “ No one person can sail the yacht in just the same way as no one person can run a council , it ’ s all teamwork . I ’ m hoping to take some of the teamwork skills I learn by taking part in the race , back to council to improve how we work together so we can really make a difference to our local area . “ Yes it can be hard at times , but it ’ s rewarding and if you really put your mind to it , anything really is possible. ” Mrs Squire is looking for businesses to join her shore team to assist with some of the costs of undertaking the race . Contact her on 07817160725 or email hello @ sandrasquire.com

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Malaysia arrests 8 suspected militants , 7 of them foreigners KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia ( AP ) — Malaysian police said Saturday that eight suspected militants , including seven foreigners , have been arrested for allegedly spreading religious extremism that could threaten national security and fan terrorism in the region . National police chief Mohamad Fuzi Harun said the suspects are connected with an Islamic religious school in Yemen that promotes the Salafi Jihadi teachings , which permit the killings of non-Muslims as well as Muslims who do n't follow their ways and denounce democracy as un-Islamic . He said the foreigners , aged between 24 and 38 , include five people from a country in Europe , one from the Americas and one from the Middle East . Fuzi said the Sept. 24 arrests came after police received intelligence about attempts by a Yemen-based terror group to set up a school in Southeast Asia to promote the Salafi Jihadi ideology , which is shared by groups including the Islamic State . He said all eight are linked to an Islamic learning center in northern Perlis state that has ties with the Yemen school , but did n't give details of the Malaysian center . He said initial investigations showed the eight rejected democracy and have extreme beliefs . Six of them , students of the Perlis center , were detained in the state and believed to have ties with either the Islamic State terror group or extremist cells in their country , Fuzi said . The Middle Eastern man , a former teacher at the Perlis center , was picked up in Kuala Lumpur for conducting unlawful Islamic classes to spread Salafi Jihadi teachings , he said . A Malaysian businessman , a former student of the Perlis center who wants to promote Islamic rule in Malaysia , was held in southern Johor state , he said . Fuzi said this was n't the first time that suspected militants have tried to spread Salafi Jihadi teachings in Malaysia . In 1985 , two leaders of the Jemaah Islamiyah radical group set up schools in two Malaysian states to promote the Salafi Jihadi ideology and recruit new members but authorities managed to put a stop to it , he said . Malaysia has been battling to curb the influence of militant cells linked to the Islamic State . Many of its citizens have made their way to the Middle East to fight with the Islamic State group in recent years , often passing through Turkey . Hundreds of people suspected of having ties to IS have been detained in Malaysia in the past few years .

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Re : “ Cory Gardner calls for inquiry of funds used to scout U.S. sites for Guantanamo detainees , ” Sept. 29 news story . Sen. Cory Gardner is correct that recent appropriation acts prohibit the use of funds to transfer detainees from Guantanamo Bay to the United States , and therefore the administration has broken the law by funding a study on transferring people to Colorado prisons . But how do we balance that with the Constitution ’ s prohibition against imprisoning someone without due process ? Mark Matthews ’ article states that “ now only a few dozen [ detainees ] remain at Guantanamo Bay. ” More specifically , there are 61 people being held prisoner , 20 of whom are cleared for release . To reiterate : We are imprisoning 20 people without even the pretense of a legal reason to do so . I appreciate Gardner ’ s attention to enforcing the letter of the law . But the law also requires liberty for people who have been wrongly imprisoned , and a fair trial for those who can be charged . Diego Rubalcava-Alvarez , Delta Submit a letter to the editor via this form or check out our guidelines for how to submit by e-mail or mail .

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Comment JOHNS CREEK , Ga. — Johns Creek head coach Matt Helmerich said the 45-21 score from Friday ’ s tilt against Lassiter was not indicative of the game itself . “ Lassiter is one of the top teams in 7A and we hung right with them , ” Helmerich said . “ We played them tough and fought all game , but we had two devastating turnovers when we were driving. ” Both teams committed multiple turnovers , but the Gladiators ’ two proved to be the difference . With Johns Creek on the doorstep of a touchdown , a botched snap was scooped up by a Lassiter defender and returned 98-yards for a touchdown . A fallen Johns Creek receiver also ended with a pick-six for the Trojans . And for Helmerich , those miscues were the difference . “ You take away those two plays and it ’ s a very tight ballgame against a good team , ” he said . Though the night ended in a loss , Helmerich said he was still generally satisfied with his team ’ s performance , including his offense that bested Lassiter ’ s offensive output by nearly 100 yards . “ We had 465 total yards and ran the ball effectively . I was pleased the offensive , ” he said . Quarterback Zach Gibson put up big numbers , throwing for over 300 yards on 45 passes with three touchdowns . Receiver/tight end Zach Williams had 150 yards receiving while being covered by a Michigan State commit . However , Helmerich did say the offense will need to focus on “ overall operations ” this week . “ The offense is all about general knowledge , ” he said . “ And it usually takes a few weeks to gel. ” Defensively , Helmerich said the goal of Friday ’ s game was to limit the pass , something his team did well in holding Lassiter to just 4-13 passing . “ The defense played well for the most part , ” he said . “ Lassiter is a pain to prepare for . They have multiple formations and motions and their quarterback was elusive . They hurt us on the run but we are getting better , ” he said . The defense was also put into a few tough situations following special teams plays , Helmerich said . Following the loss , Helmerich said the Gladiators ’ focus will be improving each week . “ We improved leaps and bounds from the scrimmage to week one , ” he said . “ That could have been a back and forth game , but the kids got some confidence. ” Johns Creek will take on another 7A opponent this Friday against North Forsyth . “ I won ’ t say it ’ s a must win , but we need to get a win going into the bye week , ” Helmerich said . View desktop version

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A Chicago police commander who had complained about the difficulty of keeping violent criminals off the streets was fatally shot Tuesday while pursuing a suspect in the Loop in a rare outburst of daytime gun violence downtown . Cmdr . Paul Bauer , 53 , was shot to death at the Thompson Center after chasing a man fleeing from tactical officers who tried to stop him , police officials said . Bauer confronted the man , who opened fire as the two struggled , killing the 31-year department veteran , according to police officials and other sources . Bauer had been in the area after attending “ active shooter ” training , which prepares officers for mass shootings . He also had a meeting with aldermen scheduled for later in the day . Officers apprehended a suspect who multiple sources identified as a 44-year-old four-time felon and former prison inmate with an arrest record dating to at least 1994 . He was sentenced to 16 years in prison in 1998 for robbery , court records show . The Tribune is not identifying him because he had not been charged as of Tuesday evening . Officers recovered a gun from the man , who was wearing a protective vest , according to a source . In 2007 , the suspect was charged with possession of body armor , heroin possession and possession of a defaced firearm , Cook County court records show . Bauer , a married father of a 13-year-old daughter , is the first Chicago cop shot and killed since 2011 , and he is the highest-ranking officer killed in decades . The incident briefly pitched the heart of Chicago ’ s business and governmental district into turmoil as emergency vehicles screamed down streets , office workers looked on from sidewalks on a cold , gray day and police cordoned off sections of the downtown area that includes the engines of state , city and county government . Crestfallen officers grouped outside Northwestern Memorial Hospital before Superintendent Eddie Johnson , appearing to choke back tears , announced that Bauer had died . Shortly after that , officers on foot and horseback saluted as a procession of dozens of police vehicles pulled away from the hospital to accompany the ambulance on its way to the Cook County medical examiner ’ s office . “ I just ask the citizens of this city to keep the Bauer family in their prayers , '' Johnson said . After ascending the department ranks , Bauer assumed leadership in 2016 of the Near North District , just north of where he was shot . In that role , he publicly vented frustration about the difficulty of clearing repeat offenders from the street — a common refrain among Chicago police and political officials who confront a stubborn violent crime rate driven in part by recidivism . “ We ’ re not talking about the guy who stole a loaf of bread from the store to feed his family , ” he said in November 2017 , according to the Loop North News . “ We ’ re talking about career robbers , burglars , drug dealers . These are all crimes against the community . They need to be off the street. ” On Bauer ’ s street in the South Side ’ s Bridgeport neighborhood , neighbors remembered him as a considerate family man who attended services at the Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church . After the recent snowstorm , he used his snowblower to clear the sidewalk for the whole block , neighbors said . A neighbor who asked not to be identified spoke with tears in his eyes as he shoveled his mother ’ s car out of the snow Tuesday evening . “ I could count on Paul to come and help me with this right now , ” he said . The incident started just before 2 p.m. as a police tactical team sought to question a man near State Street and Wacker Drive about “ possibly some connection to a shooting , ” department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said . The man took off running . Recorded police radio traffic captured an officer saying , “ Don ’ t anybody get hurt . We just wanted to do a street stop on him. ” Bauer heard the radio traffic , saw a man matching the description and tried to approach and question him in or near a stairwell , according to Guglielmi . A struggle ensued , and Bauer was shot multiple times . Bauer was in uniform , Guglielmi said . The tactical officers apprehended the man , and Bauer was taken to the hospital , where he was pronounced dead shortly after 2 p.m. Across the street from the Thompson Center , Noreen Janko said she was walking back to her office building when she heard shots . “ I heard ‘ pop pop pop pop pop , ’ ” Janko said . “ And I said to the girl next to me , ‘ Is that what I think it is ? ’ And she said , ‘ Yep. ’ I said , ‘ Aw jeez. ’ ” Two women who work at a bank in the Thompson Center said they heard shots and later saw a person being wheeled away on a stretcher with a sheet over him . “ I ’ m a little traumatized , ” said Darlene Marrero . Mayor Rahm Emanuel was preparing to board a flight in Los Angeles to head home Tuesday afternoon when he was told of the shooting . He arrived in Chicago around 7 p.m. and headed straight to a meeting with Johnson , the mayor ’ s staff said . Emanuel said in a statement that Bauer ’ s death was a sad reminder of the perils of police work . Daywatch “ Commander Bauer stood for the highest ideals of our police department and our city — to serve and protect the people of Chicago , ” the statement said . A statement from the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation called his death “ senseless. ” “ The idea that Paul would act so unselfishly and would sacrifice his own safety for the safety of the people of Chicago and his fellow officers comes as no surprise to those of us who knew him , ” the statement read . Tuesday evening , firefighters at a station near Bauer ’ s police district headquarters lowered their flags to half-staff . Anthony Goulet , 13 , came to pay his respects to the officer he said he had recently met at a community event . `` He was nice and caring , and he wanted me to make sure I had my good grades , '' the boy said . Command officers represent few of the cops gunned down in city history , though the death of a top officer is not unprecedented . In June 1981 , First Deputy Superintendent James J. Riordan was fatally shot at the Marina City complex downtown while he was off-duty and trying to disarm a gunman who had been harassing patrons at a restaurant . Chicago Tribune ’ s Katherine Rosenberg-Douglas , Dawn Rhodes , Elvia Malagon , Dan Hinkel , Annie Sweeney , Liam Ford , Steve Schmadeke , Jason Meisner , Megan Crepeau , Bill Ruthhart , Jennifer Smith Richards , Elyssa Cherney and David Heinzmann contributed .

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A coalition of Democratic attorneys general appealed a ruling by a conservative Texas federal judge that the entire Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional — launching a process Thursday that could land the law before the U.S. Supreme Court for a third time . The appeal , to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit , begins the cases ' path through the judiciary after the trial judge agreed last weekend that the health care law would remain in effect while higher courts consider his opinion . The appeal by 16 states and the District of Columbia consists of a single paragraph that lays out the legal steps to the appeal . But California Attorney General Xavier Becerra , leading the opponents to the decision , and other coalition members heaped barbed words on the ruling by U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor , contending that his opinion is `` reckless , '' `` ludicrous '' and based on a legal theory that is `` flimsy , '' as various attorneys general put it . Becerra , a former U.S. House member who voted for the ACA in 2010 , said the ruling `` threatens the entire health care system , '' including doctors , hospitals , poor people relying on Medicaid , older Americans who take prescription drugs , women , and young adults insured under their parents ' insurance . `` You name it , '' Becerra said in a conference call with reporters . `` It hurts it . '' The appeal comes nearly three weeks after O'Connor issued a decision concluding that all of the ACA is invalid because of a recent change in tax law . His reasoning hinges on the fact that a massive tax bill , passed by Congress at the end of 2017 , included a provision that eliminates an ACA penalty imposed on Americans who did not comply with the law 's requirement that they have health insurance . The case involves a lawsuit filed a year ago by nearly a score of Republican attorneys general , who argued that without the penalty the ACA 's insurance mandate was no longer constitutional because it no longer grew out of Congress ' taxing authority . The suit then argued that the insurance requirement could not be legally separated from the rest of the sprawling statute , so all of it was invalid . O'Connor agreed , writing in his opinion that the coverage mandate `` is essential to and inseverable from the remainder of the ACA . '' In their conference call Thursday , the Democratic attorneys general disputed that reasoning . `` It is simply verging on ludicrous to suggest that the issue of taxability can not be severed from the rest of the ACA , '' said Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum . `` This seems to be an overreach , and one that will be stopped at the higher appellate level . '' The group of Democratic attorneys general emerged last year as the main defenders of the law when the Trump administration , in an unusual move , announced that it would not defend the ACA against the lawsuit . On Thursday , Colorado 's Democratic attorney general-elect , Phil Weiser , said he plans to join the coalition . Follow @ ChiTribBusiness on Facebook and @ ChiTribBiz on Twitter .

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Housing , jobs and free calls : How businesses are supporting Afghan refugees - Airbnb , Verizon , Walmart and Texas Medical Technology are among those who have offered to help the 100,000 plus people to have fled the country to the U.S. after Kabul fell to the Taliban on Aug. 15 . - On Tuesday , Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said the company is planning to temporarily house 20,000 refugees around the world free of charge . - While access to housing is essential , many refugees will need to find jobs in their new countries to become financially independent . Businesses are rushing to support the thousands of refugees that have been evacuated from Afghanistan in recent days who are now faced with the difficult task of building a new life in an unfamiliar country . Airbnb , Verizon , Walmart and Texas Medical Technology are among those who have offered to help the 100,000 plus people to have fled the country to the U.S. after Kabul fell to the Taliban on Aug. 15 . On Tuesday , Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said the company is planning to temporarily house 20,000 refugees around the world free of charge . Refugees will be housed in properties listed on Airbnb 's platform and the stays will be funded by Airbnb , Chesky said on Twitter , without specifying exactly how much the company plans to spend on the commitment or how long refugees will be housed for . Airbnb on Thursday invited non-hosts to help through its dedicated website for emergency housing that allows property owners to offer up any available space for free or at a discount . Airbnb is urging those that do n't have any available space to donate money to support housing efforts . While access to housing is essential , many refugees will need to find jobs in their new countries to become financially independent . Texas Medical Technology , a supplier and distributor of medical equipment , said it plans to hire 100 Afghan refugees within a year at a 144,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Houston . It hopes to have employed 10 Afghan refugees by the end of the month . Free calls to Afghanistan Then there 's keeping in contact with friends and family who are still in Afghanistan , which will be of vital importance to some in the immediate future . Verizon on Tuesday said it plans to waive charges for calls from its consumer , business and residential landline customers to Afghanistan up until Sep. 6 . `` During this time of need , customers need to stay connected with loved ones in Afghanistan , '' said Ronan Dunne , executive vice president and CEO of Verizon Consumer Group for Verizon . `` Waiving these kinds of calling charges will help them focus on what matters : communicating with family and friends . '' The telco is also inviting customers to donate $ 10 to the International Rescue Committee by texting RESCUE to 25383 . Mental health support The mental health toll on Afghan refugees could be huge . Hims & Hers , a telehealth platform that connects people to licensed healthcare professionals , said Wednesday that it is planning to do 10,000 mental health calls with Afghan refugees . `` With a mission to provide access to high-quality , convenient and affordable medical care and personalized treatment plans and solutions , we feel a moral responsibility to act — and fast , '' the company said in a blog post on the Hims & Hers website . Dental kits Byte said it is planning to donate at least 25,000 oral care kits to Afghan refugees being resettled in the U.S. and elsewhere . Neeraj Gunsagar , the company 's CEO , said he believes it 's a moral obligation and in the national interest of the U.S. to help the refugees in this crisis . Instead of offering direct support , some firms are donating money to charities . Discount retailer Walmart , for example , is donating $ 1 million to groups helping Afghan refugees in the U.S. through its philanthropic arm . Thousands are still trying to flee Afghanistan ahead of President Joe Biden 's Aug. 31 deadline , and there are concerns many who want to leave the country wo n't be able to . The Pentagon on Sunday said it called up 18 civilian aircraft from United Airlines , American Airlines and Delta Air Lines , among others , to help carry those stationed at temporary locations after they landed on flights from Afghanistan . - 1 The 4 most 'recession-proof ' industries to work in , according to economists - 2 Child psychologist : The No . 1 skill that sets mentally strong kids apart from 'those who give up easily ' - 3 Russia takes steps toward mobilizing economy for war ; air alerts cover almost the whole of Ukraine - 4 Crypto brokerage Voyager Digital files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection - 5 OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo dies at age 63

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Having three options on the ballot paper is even more complicated than it soundsby Peter Kellner / July 16 , 2018 / Leave a comment Justine Greening has come out in favour of a People ’ s Vote—but with a twist . Instead of a binary choice—say , compromise deal versus no Brexit—she wants voters to judge three options : no Brexit , compromise or hard Brexit . It would certainly be novel . Other countries have occasionally held multi-choice referendums ; but these have generally been first-past-the post choices , such as when Australia picked Advance Australia Fair as its national song in 1977 . What Greening wants is for voters to give their first and second choices . If none of the options wins 50 per cent support , the least popular option would be eliminated , and the second choices of its supporters counted . There is nothing intrinsically wrong in constitutional innovation . However , Greening ’ s proposal raises an important question of democratic choice when more than two options are on the table . In short , how do we measure which is most popular when none of the options wins 50 per cent of first preference votes ? Here is one scenario . It is emphatically not a prediction but it is , I believe , plausible . Suppose this is how the UK votes in a Greening referendum No Brexit : 38 per cent ( Second preferences : Compromise 30 per cent , Hard Brexit 8 per cent ) Compromise deal : 30 per cent ( Second preferences : Hard Brexit 20 per cent , No Brexit 10 per cent ) Hard Brexit : 32 per cent ( Second preferences : Compromise 25 per cent , No Brexit 7 per cent ) Here are three ways the nation ’ s choice could be calculated . - First-past-the-post : No Brexit has the most votes , so the UK stays in the European Union - Alternative vote : The compromise is the least popular option . Its supporters ’ second preferences are counted . No Brexit gains an extra 10 per cent ; added to its first-choice 38 per cent , it ends up with 48 per cent . Hard Brexit gains 20 per cent ; added to its first-choice 32 per cent , it climbs to 52 per cent . The UK leaves the EU without a deal . - Condorcet winner . This is named after the Marquis de Condorcet , who proposed that the winner of a multi-choice contest should be one that is the final head-to-head winner of every pair of choices . Let us apply this to our example : No Brexit v hard Brexit . As we have seen , if we eliminate the compromise option , Hard Brexit defeats No Brexit 52-48 per cent . No Brexit v compromise . For this , we count the second choices of Hard Brexit ’ s supporters . This gives us : compromise 55 per cent ( 30 per cent + 25 per cent ) , no Brexit 45 per cent ( 38 per cent + 7 per cent ) Hard Brexit v compromise . Now we reallocate the second choices of no Brexit supporters . The result : compromise 60 per cent ( 30 per cent + 30 per cent ) , hard Brexit 40 per cent ( 32 per cent + 8 per cent ) Under Condorcet rules , the UK votes for Theresa May ’ s compromise deal , because more people prefer that outcome to both of the other outcomes . There are , of course , many other things to be considered . The politics of the Brexit negotiations are plainly complex . There may in the end be no deal , agreed with the European Union , for either parliament or the electorate to vote on . However , if we are to consider seriously the option of a multi-choice referendum , we need to establish the democratic principles of how we conduct it . If three different ways of counting the same votes—all of which can be defended in theory—produce three different winners , then it may be hard to present the outcome as the settled , legitimate will of the people . A People ’ s Vote that offers a binary choice at least avoids that danger .

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Week In Review – Hammond FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT : Mary Hatton www.usdoj.gov/usao/inn/ CELL : ( 219 ) 314-9993 Hammond , Indiana - The United States Attorney ’ s Office announced the following activity in Federal Court : PLEAS : Charles Johnson , Jr. , 33 , of Gary , Indiana , pled guilty before Senior District Judge James Moody to the felony offense of distribution of crack cocaine.This charge was filed as a result of an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation GRIT Task Force.This case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Jennifer Chang-Adiga . Christopher Castro , 33 , of Lorain , Ohio , a defendant in the case US v Yanez et al. , pled guilty before Senior District Judge James Moody to the felony offense of possession with the intent to distribute cocaine.This charge was filed as a result of an investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration.This case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Joshua Kolar . Jon Erik Lilly , 27 , of Cedar Lake , Indiana , pled guilty before Senior District Judge Rudy Lozano to the felony offense of receipt of child pornography.Sentencing has been set for 9/26/13.This charge was filed as a result of an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s Homeland Security Investigations and the Hammond Police Department.This case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Jill Koster . If convicted in court , any specific sentence to be imposed will be determined by the judge after a consideration of federal sentencing statutes and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines . DISPOSITIONS : Eugene Wilson , Sr. , 56 , of Merrillville , Indiana , was sentenced by Senior District Judge Rudy Lozano to 60 months imprisonment and 4 years of supervised release after being found guilty at trial of felony offenses of wire fraud and structuring transactions to evade reporting requirements . Wilson stole approximately 1.5 million dollars from three groups of investors.The FBI received a complaint that Wilson had defrauded individuals of money through a Ponzi type scheme.Essentially , Wilson convinced individuals to invest money with him by promising a very high rate of return.To lure the investor into the scheme , Wilson created a written agreement and promised to keep the funds in an escrow account.In all three events , upon receiving the money , Wilson immediately wire transferred the funds to third parties , most who banked in Europe.Wilson then lied about the whereabouts of the funds and finally ended communications with the investors.In 2008 , Wilson received a series of wire transfers.He then engaged in a series of bank transactions to avoid the bank reporting that he had received more than $ 10,000 in cash.This case was the result of an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.This case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Gary Bell . Scott R. Becker , 47 , and Christina Becker , 49 , of Lafayette , Indiana , were sentenced by District Judge Joseph Van Bokkelen on June 19 . Scott Becker was sentenced to 90 months imprisonment and 10 years of supervised release after pleading guilty to the felony offenses of mail fraud , wire fraud and possession of child pornography . The Court also ordered Mr. Becker to pay restitution as follows : $ 250,000 to Stelko , and the balance due on the mortgage to his Colorado home ( jointly and severally with Christina Becker , his wife and co-defendant ) . To accomplish the payment of restitution , the Beckers forfeited the Colorado property to the U.S. government.From January 1 , 2002 and continuing to July 27 , 2009 , Scott Becker devised a scheme and artifice to take advantage of his position as General Manager of Stelko Electric to fraudulently obtain tools , building materials , labor and money , which rightfully belonged to Stelko , totaling over $ 250,000.00 in value to aid in the building of a home in Colorado.There were three different aspects to Becker ’ s scheme : the theft of labor , materials and tools used to build his Colorado home ; the theft of funds from Stelko via contract fraud ; and the theft of Stelko materials which Becker sold for cash.In June 2009 , a search of Becker ’ s work computer for evidence of employee theft revealed video images of a minor teenage girl in a state of undress . Christina Becker was sentenced to 1 day imprisonment with time considered served and 3 years of supervised release after pleading guilty to wire fraud affecting a financial institution . From on or about January 1 , 2009 and continuing to on or about March 4 , 2009 , the Beckers devised a scheme and artifice to obtain mortgage funds totaling $ 275,000.00 from Regions Bank d/b/a/ Regions Mortgage Corporation ( hereafter “ Regions Bank ” ) located in Birmingham , Alabama , by providing false and fraudulent information on and with their mortgage application for the Colorado home and knowingly caused to be transmitted by means of a wire communication in interstate commerce , any signs , signals , or sounds , to wit : a wire transfer of $ 270,737.44 from Regions Bank in Birmingham , Alabama to a title company located in Durango , Colorado . This case was the result of an investigation by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s Homeland Security Investigations and the Kokomo Police Department.This case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Jill Koster . States Attorney Jill Koster .

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A mum-of-two , who survived cervical cancer , has urged women to have a smear test as it may save their lives . Joanna Tatlock , of Meltham , spoke out for Cervical Cancer Prevention Week which begins on Monday . The week will focus on the symptoms of the disease which kills three women a day , according to cervical cancer charity Jo ’ s Trust . “ It can be embarrassing but it ’ s 10 minutes of your life , ” says cervical cancer survivor Joanna Tatlock . And it was a 10-minute appointment for a routine smear test that saved Joanna ’ s life . The mother-of-two was diagnosed with cervical cancer on Christmas Eve 2007 during the busiest time of her life . Joanna , 34 , had just given birth to her first son , Jacob , while her husband was preparing to open a business . Thankfully , Joanna ’ s cancer was detected early enough for it to be removed . The next six months , in which she underwent three operations , were the most difficult of her life . But the mum-of-two says the consequences of not being tested could have been fatal . Yet the uptake of smear tests varies wildly from GP practice to GP practice . According to official NHS data , 87 % of women aged 25 to 64 and who attended The Health Centre , Shepley , had received a smear test in the last five years . But at West Park Surgery , Dewsbury , the uptake was just 53 % . Joanna , of Meltham , said : “ It ’ s a very personal thing for a woman . “ There are a lot of people who feel uncomfortable about it – and it can be embarrassing and uncomfortable – but it ’ s 10 minutes of your life . That 's worth it for the peace of mind and the reassurance that if you need it , you ’ ll get the help you need . “ My experience of the NHS through this from the beginning to the end has been fantastic. ” Cervical cancer often kills because its symptoms can be mistaken for those of minor ailments . For example , the discomfort can be mistaken for period pains , whereas vaginal bleeding is common among new mothers . Joanna said : “ I didn ’ t feel anything at the time . “ If I had left it , the cancer could have been very aggressive and what could have happened is not something you want to think about . “ You hear about 18 to 21-year-olds getting the symptoms and not surviving because by the time they are seen it ’ s too advanced. ” Joanna was given the ‘ all-clear ’ in summer 2008 and despite some side-effects from the treatment she ’ s been healthy ever since . She even gave birth to a second son , Joshua , who is now five . Joanna now wants to stress the importance of getting a smear test . She said : “ It sounds corny but it literally can save your life. ” For more about cervical cancer visit Jo 's Trust .

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Robert Franklin McAllister , a retired Baltimore City homicide detective who worked high-profile criminal cases in the 1980s , died of leukemia Friday at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson . The Monkton resident was 64 . Born in Baltimore and raised in Catonsville on Bloomsburg Avenue , he was the son of William McAllister , a chemist , and his wife , Lucille Barnett . He received a bachelor 's degree from the University of Maryland , College Park and a master 's degree in forensic science from Stevenson University . He joined the Baltimore City Police Department in 1972 and was assigned to the Northern District , where he worked initially in a vice and gambling unit . He was later transferred to the Central District 's Sector Three , which included the area around high-rise apartments at Myrtle Avenue and on George Street . After a short period in the narcotics section , he was sent to the Criminal Investigation Division . He worked undercover at a Northwest Baltimore pawn shop and , in conjunction with the Maryland State Police , worked to apprehend those who brought in stolen goods . Friends said that as part of his cover , he grew a beard and sported longer hair . Family members said he was also trained as a hostage negotiator and was called upon to use that training on numerous occasions . He was promoted to detective in the homicide unit in the 1980s . He worked high-profile cases , including that of 15-year-old honor student Trudy Ann Levin , whose body was found by the side of the CSX Railroad tracks near Loch Raven Road off 25th Street in September 1986 . His investigations led to a suspect , Willie Marshall Featherstone , who was later convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison in 1987 in the death of the high school sophomore . Mr. McAllister `` had the uncanny ability to see these crime scenes unlike anyone I worked with , '' said his longtime partner , Richard Garvey , who now works in the Harrisburg federal Public Defenders Office . `` He would figure out the scene , and once he did , he was tenacious , '' Mr. Garvey said . `` He would work a case for 40 hours without sleep , then he would quip , ' I need a beer . ' '' He was a part of the team of detectives that investigated the 1988 case of La-Tonya Kim Wallace , an 11-year-old whose body was found behind a Newington Avenue alley in Reservoir Hill . The body was discovered four blocks from her home , and she had been at the Enoch Pratt Free Library minutes before her death . The case baffled detectives and remains unsolved . David Simon — author , television writer , producer and former Baltimore Sun reporter — spent a year with Mr. McAllister and other detectives and recorded their work in his book , `` Homicide , A Year on the Killing Streets . '' `` He was one of the sanest men in that unit , '' Mr. Simon said of Mr. McAllister . `` I never saw him lose his temper on the street . In whatever irrational circumstances he found himself , he never stopped making sense . `` He had the ability to be calm . He would say , 'We can do better than this , ' '' Mr. Simon recalled . `` He was a good detective , and he was a good soul . '' Friends said Mr. McAllister 's patience earned him friends within the press . For instance , he would take 3 a.m. phone calls from the late Richard `` Dick '' Irwin , a Baltimore Sun reporter who compiled the paper 's police blotter . The Morning Sun In 1994 , Mr. McAllister left the Police Department and joined the federal Public Defenders Office . He retired in 2013 . He also was a Stevenson University adjunct professor in forensic studies . Mr. McAllister , a photography buff , shot scenes of nature and animals around his Baltimore County home . He also enjoyed taking photographs of his family and friends . He was a skilled cook and followed the recipes of Ina Garten . He often made her onion soup , filet of beef and chicken paella . A celebration of Mr. McAllister 's life will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Lemmon Funeral Home of Dulaney Valley , 10 West Padonia Road in Timonium . Survivors include his wife of 27 years , Susan Tracy McAllister , a retired IBM business control analyst ; a sister , Patricia Lou McAllister of Westminster ; and two nephews . jacques.kelly @ baltsun.com

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