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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has gone viral after a video of her walking on the stage at the DNC shows a paper falling from her pants. Social media users speculated that it was a piece of toilet paper. 

'Not toilet paper, but notes': Speculation over paper that fell out of Nancy Pelosi's pants at DNC

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has gone viral after a video of her walking on the stage at the DNC shows a paper falling from her pants. Social media users speculated that it was a piece of toilet paper. But a source told The Post that it was her notes for the speech. The sickening theory was triggered by Malaysian political commentator Ian Miles Cheong. X users started mocking the senior Democrat with bizarre explanations. One laughed that she turned around to look after the paper fell, while another joked that the paper was the chloroform rag she used on Joe Biden, referencing her reported efforts to convince the president to drop his bid for re-election.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has gone viral after a video of her walking on the stage at the DNC shows a paper falling from her pants. Social media users speculated that it was a piece of toilet paper.&nbsp;

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has gone viral after a video of her walking on the stage at the DNC shows a paper falling from her pants. Social media users speculated that it was a piece of toilet paper. But a source told The Post that it was her notes for the speech.
The sickening theory was triggered by Malaysian political commentator Ian Miles Cheong. X users started mocking the senior Democrat with bizarre explanations.
One laughed that she turned around to look after the paper fell, while another joked that the paper was the chloroform rag she used on Joe Biden, referencing her reported efforts to convince the president to drop his bid for re-election.
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The accused, Harsha Sahni, has agreed to pay the victims more than $640,000, and also pay up to $200,000 for treatment of one of the victims' brain aneurysm.

USA: Indian-American hid 2 illegal migrants at home, made them work without pay; now pleads guilty

The accused, Harsha Sahni, has agreed to pay the victims more than $640,000, and also pay up to $200,000 for treatment of one of the victims' brain aneurysm.

An Indian-American woman living in USA's New Jersey has pleaded guilty to hiding and harbouring two undocumented Indian women, making them work at her house, and not paying them any wages.
The accused, Harsha Sahni, has agreed to pay the victims more than $640,000, and also pay up to $200,000 for treatment of one of the victims' brain aneurysm.
Sahni was accused of conspiring to conceal the two women for her own financial gain, while paying the victims' families in India for their work. She also told the victims that they would be arrested and deported if they spoke to US officials.
She instructed the victims to tell other people that they were related to Sahni, and Sahni use fake names and addresses in furtherance of the conspiracy. From 2013 to 2019, Sahni also failed to pay certain taxes notwithstanding that the victims were Sahni&rsquo;s household employees.
(With agency inputs)
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Police: 180 dogs and cats removed from home by hazmat team

New Jersey: Two held after hazmat team found animals in inhumane conditions

Police said 135 dogs and and 45 cats were removed; two of the dogs were dead when they were taken from the home and about eight animals were taken for emergency care

Some 180 dogs and cats were removed from a New Jersey home by a hazmat team after officials reported the animals were being kept in &ldquo;horrible and inhumane conditions,&rdquo; authorities say.
Brick Township police said officers entered the home Friday night and found stacks of animal crates containing dogs and cats, but because of the conditions &ldquo;the officers were forced to exit and requested that a hazmat team respond.&rdquo; Two arrests were made, officials said.
Police said rescuers in hazmat gear took about 10 hours to remove the animals. Police said 135 dogs and and 45 cats were removed; two of the dogs were dead when they were taken from the home and about eight animals were taken for emergency care, police added.
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&ldquo;The home was full of animal waste and the animals were living in horrible and inhumane conditions," police said in a statement, adding the home was &ldquo;subsequently condemned&rdquo; by the township's building and code department.
The animals were taken to a number of shelters with dozens of agencies and groups aiding with the rescue, placement of the animals and support services, police said.
Two arrests on animal cruelty accusations were made and a child endangerment charge is also pending since a 16-year-old also was living in the residence, police said

In a startling incident, a small plane crashed in the front yard of a house in USA's New Jersey. The incident occurred on April 4 at South Main Street in Manville.
The crashed plane was a 2006 Mooney M20M, as per reports. The pilot suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the accident.
The plane reportedly took off from Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina. No injuries were reported on the ground, although the plane damaged utility lines and trees.
The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are probing the cause of the crash.
 
Lt John Crater of the Manville police department said, "The pilot was coming from North Carolina, and it seems like the landing went bad. I don't know if it's because of wind or mechanical error, but he attempted to land and then abandoned that landing and then somehow hit a tree and got spun around."
Donna Schultz, a local resident, said, "I was in the house, and all of a sudden I heard this explosion and I ran down to the cellar -- I thought my furnace blew up. And I looked around, and then I went outside to see what was going on and all my neighbors go, 'We have no electricity.' So, then my one neighbor came in the back and he says, 'Oh, there's a plane crash.'"

Watch: Plane crashes outside house in USA's New Jersey; pilot survives

In a startling incident, a small plane crashed in the front yard of a house in USA's New Jersey. Miraculously, the pilot survived.

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 In a startling incident, a small plane crashed in the front yard of a house in USA's New Jersey. The incident occurred on April 4 at South Main Street in Manville. The crashed plane was a 2006 Mooney M20M, as per reports. The pilot suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the accident. The plane reportedly took off from&nbsp;Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina. No injuries were reported on the ground, although the plane damaged utility lines and trees. The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are probing the cause of the crash.
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CAPTIONS Plane crash in America Crash in New Jersey Crash outside house Pilot injured, but survives Cause yet to be ascertained
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<div>The crashed plane was a 2006 Mooney M20M, and had taken off from North Carolina, as per reports.</div>

In a startling incident, a small plane crashed in the front yard of a house in USA's New Jersey.&nbsp;The incident occurred on April 4 at South Main Street in Manville.
The crashed plane was a 2006 Mooney M20M, as per reports.&nbsp;The pilot suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the accident.
 The plane reportedly took off from&nbsp;Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina.&nbsp;No injuries were reported on the ground, although the plane damaged utility lines and trees.
 The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are probing the cause of the crash.
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Lt John Crater of the Manville police department said, "The pilot was coming from North Carolina, and it seems like the landing went bad. I don't know if it's because of wind or mechanical error, but he attempted to land and then abandoned that landing and then somehow hit a tree and got spun around."
 Donna Schultz, a local resident, said, "I was in the house, and all of a sudden I heard this explosion and I ran down to the cellar -- I thought my furnace blew up. And I looked around, and then I went outside to see what was going on and all my neighbors go, 'We have no electricity.' So, then my one neighbor came in the back and he says, 'Oh, there's a plane crash.'"

A desperate moment during a fire mishap in America was caught on camera. A man was forced to throw his 3-year-old child from the second floor of a building after a fire broke out.
The incident reportedly occurred in New Jersey in the US. The South Brunswick Township Police Department tweeted a video of the incident. It was captured on the body camera of one of the policemen at the spot.
Three of the personnel urged the man to "pass the baby down" from the second floor. They are seen catching the child. Subsequently, the man himself jumps down to escape the fire.
The police department tweeted, "Rescue captured on officers' body worn camera. Dad throws child out 2nd floor window to officers and firefighters, then jumps to escape flames consuming apartment building."

On camera: father throws baby from 2nd floor window in US, then jumps himself to escape fire

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 A desperate moment during a fire mishap in America was caught on camera. A man was forced to throw his 3-year-old child from the second floor of a building after a fire broke out. The incident reportedly occurred in New Jersey in the US. The South Brunswick Township Police Department tweeted a video of the incident. It was captured on the body camera of one of the policemen at the spot. Three of the personnel urged the man to "pass the baby down" from the second floor. They are seen catching the child. Subsequently, the man himself jumps down to escape the fire.
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CAPTIONS Fire at apartment building in USA Man threw baby from window Cops standing below caught baby Man then jumped himself to escape Incident caught on cops' body cam
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A desperate moment during a fire mishap in America was caught on camera.&nbsp;A man was forced to throw his 3-year-old child from the second floor of a building after a fire broke out.
The incident reportedly occurred in New Jersey in the US.&nbsp;The South Brunswick Township Police Department tweeted a video of the incident.&nbsp;It was captured on the body camera of one of the policemen at the spot.
 Three of the personnel urged the man to "pass the baby down" from the second floor.&nbsp;They are seen catching the child.&nbsp;Subsequently, the man himself jumps down to escape the fire.
 The police department tweeted, "Rescue captured on officers' body worn camera. Dad throws child out 2nd floor window to officers and firefighters, then jumps to escape flames consuming apartment building."
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Google searches of gastro symptoms helped predict Covid hotspots

Google searches of gastrointestinal symptoms like loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, helped experts predict hotspots of Covid-19.
The study, which was published in the journal&nbsp;Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, looked at&nbsp;search trends during the period between January to April 2020. It found that search trends correlated with cases in New York, New Jersey, California, Massachusetts and Illinois, all of which became hotspots&nbsp;of Covid-19 3 to 4 weeks later.
The study conducted by&nbsp;Massachusetts General Hospital highlights that&nbsp;Google Trends may be a valuable tool for prediction of pandemics with Gastrointestinal manifestations. However, one drawback of the technique is the lack of specific factors like demographic or occupation.&nbsp;

Google searches for gastrointestinal symptoms like loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, helped experts predict hotspots of Covid-19.
The study, which was published in the journal&nbsp;Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, looked at&nbsp;search trends during the period between January to April 2020. It found that search trends correlated with cases in New York, New Jersey, California, Massachusetts and Illinois, all of which became hotspots&nbsp;of Covid-19 3 to 4 weeks later.
The study conducted by&nbsp;Massachusetts General Hospital highlights that&nbsp;Google Trends may be a valuable tool for prediction of pandemics with Gastrointestinal manifestations.&nbsp;

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