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The 24-year-old Mackenzie Katlyn Reed was arrested on 6th March and was charged for involuntary manslaughter. 

US mom charged with 'involuntary manslaughter' for 'suffocating' baby in sleep

The 24-year-old Mackenzie Katlyn Reed was arrested has been with involuntary manslaughter.&nbsp;

A mother in United States' North Carolina has been charged with felony child abuse and involuntary manslaughter for allegedly suffocating her seven-week-old baby to death while they were sleeping.
According to the police, this was Mackenzie Katlyn Reed's second baby to die in the same way. &nbsp;&nbsp; The 24-year-old&nbsp; was arrested&nbsp; after her baby, Zhen, died on October 3, 2023.&nbsp; The police had received a call late at night on the day of the incident saying there was an 'unconscious infant who was not breathing'. After reaching the home of the accused, police tried to revive the baby but failed. They said that Reed was stoned at the time.&nbsp; &nbsp;
According to the police, when Reed's husband woke up, he found the baby face down in the bed with his wife's arm across him.&nbsp; Reed's another baby, Justin, had died in a similar manner in 2022.&nbsp; According to a police report obtained by a local news outlet, Reed said she could not believe she had done this a second time.&nbsp; On March 6, Reed was charged with felony child abuse serious injury, involuntary manslaughter and child abuse/neglect serious physical injury.&nbsp; &nbsp; She is currently in jail with a secured bond of $500,000.&nbsp;
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Pulled from shipwreck, here's much world's oldest pair of jeans has been sold for

Some historians, however, have pointed to the possibility of the rugged pair belonging to Levi's claiming that white pants was their initial product in the line of jeans.&nbsp;

Dubbed as world's oldest, a pair of white jeans has been sold for a whopping US $114,000, which is 94 lakhs INR.
The jeans, as per a Times Now report, was "pulled from an 1857 shipwreck off the coast of North Carolina, US."
The report also claims that washed pair was one of the 270 Gold Rush era artefacts that were sold for a total of $1million in Nevada's Reno last week.
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As far as&nbsp; jeans' manufacturer is concerned, it's still not clear if it belongs to Levi Strauss, which is world's most popular and oldest jeans maker.&nbsp;
Reports claim that the pair of white jeans dates back to pre-Levi's days, at least 16 years before the manufacturer ventured into clothing. San Francisco-based Levi's first pair was officially manufactured in 1873.
Some historians, however, have pointed to the possibility of the rugged pair belonging to Levi's claiming that white pants was their initial product in the line of jeans.&nbsp;
But the company Levi Strauss &amp; Co, maintained that "not until 1873 were they involved in manufacturing of clothing."

Curfew was declared in Moore County, and 40,000 people lost electricity after the shootings on the night of 3 December 2022.

USA: electricity crisis after shooting at power substation in North Carolina; repair may take days

Curfew was declared in Moore County, and 40,000 people lost electricity after the shootings on the night of 3 December 2022.

The US state of North Carolina is staring at an electricity crisis in winter after shootings at two power substations.
Curfew was declared in Moore County, and 40,000 people lost electricity after the shootings on the night of 3 December 2022. Tens of thousands of people may continue to be stranded without electricity as the damage could take many days to repair.
Police are not sure about the motive behind the crime yet. North Carolina Governor said an attack on critical infrastructure is a serious, intentional crime.
Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields on 4 December said that someone pulled up and "opened fire on the substation, the same thing with the other one."
"No group has stepped up to acknowledge or accept that they're the ones that done it," Fields said, adding "we're looking at all avenues." The sheriff noted that the FBI was working with state investigators to determine who was responsible. He also said "it was targeted." "It wasn't random," Fields said.

US: TV meteorologist, pilot die in news helicopter crash

Police said that no vehicles on the ground were involved in the crash, which still snarled traffic on the major highway.

A helicopter pilot and a meteorologist who worked for a North Carolina television station died Tuesday when a news helicopter crashed along a Charlotte-area interstate, with police praising the pilot for heroically avoiding the roadway in his final moments.
Meteorologist Jason Myers and pilot Chip Tayag were identified as the people killed in the crash in a statement by WBTV &mdash; and by coworkers who'd been reporting on the crash live from the station's studio.
Fighting back tears, anchors Jamie Boll and Molly Grantham mourned their colleagues while providing updates during a broadcast that carried on uninterrupted for hours. They included witness reports that Tayag prevented the helicopter from crashing onto Interstate-77 during a busy week of holiday travel.
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"Jamie and I are learning it here as our newsroom is learning it and trying to figure it out while deeply grieving &hellip;," Grantham said during the broadcast. "We're giving the news and we're all &mdash; all &mdash; of our WBTV family grieving Chip and Jason because we love them." The Robinson R44 helicopter crashed shortly after noon local time with two people on board, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement. The Mecklenburg County EMS Agency said the two were pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said that no vehicles on the ground were involved in the crash, which still snarled traffic on the major highway.
"The pilot is a hero in my eyes," tweeted Johnny Jennings, chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department. "Witnesses indicated that the pilot made diversionary moves away from the highway to save lives. Because of his heroic acts, there were no further injuries or vehicles on the highway involved in the incident.' The chief also told reporters: "We're looking at going into the holiday season where we're supposed to be spending time with our loved ones. And tragically, there are two people involved in this crash that will not be going home and will not be spending the holidays with their family." Anchors Boll and Grantham spent at least 90 minutes providing live coverage before halting to confirm the deaths of Myers and Tayag, having made sure their families were notified.
"The words are hard to come by folks, we've been holding on to this for a while," Boll said, his voice wavering before he cleared his throat.
Boll had seen Tayag at 11 a.m. Tuesday morning as the pilot sat in the helicopter, preparing to pick up Myers, the meteorologist.
"Those smiles you see right there on your screen, those are those two people," Boll said from the anchor desk.
"Every single day in this newsroom, Chip would wave at you say hello, ask you how you're doing. He'd wave from behind the pilot's chair of the helicopter," Boll said. "Jason Myers &mdash; I could go on and on. He would bound through this newsroom with incredible energy and smiles and just cared about everybody here." Myers was raised in North Carolina's Union and Catawba counties and worked in the city of Raleigh, and in Texas and Virginia before returning to the Charlotte area where he grew up, WBTV said. He and his wife Jillian have four children.
Tayag had been a pilot for more than 20 years, the station said. He began working for WBTV in 2017 and celebrated his three-year wedding anniversary in August, according to his Instagram page.
Governor Roy Cooper offered his condolences to the station and the North Carolina press corps at large.
"This is a terrible tragedy for the WBTV family and we are praying for them and all of those in the media who work so hard to keep the public informed,&rdquo; Cooper wrote in a tweet.
The National Transportation Safety Board will lead an investigation into the crash along with the FAA.&nbsp;

US university allows Sikh students to wear kirpan on campus under THIS condition

The change comes about two months after a video showed a student at the University of North Carolina handcuffed for carrying a kirpan.

A prominent US university has announced that it would allow Sikh students to wear a kirpan on campus, a religious article in Sikhism.
The change comes about two months after a video was posted online showing a student at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte was handcuffed for carrying a kirpan.
The University of North Carolina in a statement on Thursday said that the school&rsquo;s policy will allow students to wear kirpans on campus as long as the blade length is under 3 inches and is &ldquo;worn close to the body in a sheath at all times.&rdquo; The statement released was signed by Chancellor Sharon L. Gaber and Chief Diversity Officer Brandon L. Wolfe said the ruling was effective immediately.
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&ldquo;The Office of Diversity and Inclusion, with support from Institutional Integrity, also conducted additional awareness training this week with our police department and will continue its work to expand our cultural education and training opportunities for all of campus,&rdquo; the statement said.
The university also said other religious accommodations, including a request to wear a larger kirpan, can be made to the Office of Civil Rights and Title IX and evaluated on a case-by-case basis, it said.
&ldquo;Over the past several weeks, we have engaged in dialogue with representatives from the local and global Sikh communities about how we could modify University policies to honour the tenets of religious freedom while protecting the safety of our campus,&rdquo; the statement said.
The university thanked Sikh leaders, including nonprofit organisations The Sikh Coalition and the Global Sikh Council, who provided expertise and perspective to help with the policy change.

US: 5 killed in shooting in North Carolina, suspect in custody 

&ldquo;State and local officers are on the ground and working to stop the shooter and keep people safe,&rdquo; Gov. Roy Cooper had tweeted shortly before 7 pm.

A North Carolina mayor announced that five people, including a police officer, were killed in a shooting in a residential area.
Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin told reporters that multiple people were shot on the Neuse River Greenway around 5 pm, and that the police department told her around 8 p.m. that the suspect had been &ldquo;contained&rdquo; at a residence in the area.
Numerous police vehicles and multiple ambulances had swarmed the Hedingham neighborhood starting in the late afternoon, and officers remained in place for hours during an apparent manhunt. Details of what happened remained scant by early evening.
&ldquo;State and local officers are on the ground and working to stop the shooter and keep people safe,&rdquo; Gov. Roy Cooper had tweeted shortly before 7 pm.
Earlier, WakeMed Hospital spokesperson Deb Laughery said said at least four people connected to the shooting were being treated at the hospital, but no other information was immediately available.
Police closed off several streets in the area, and numerous law enforcement vehicles could be seen parked both in the street and in the driveways of two-story homes. The neighbourhood borders the Neuse River Greenway Trail, and is about 9 miles (14 kilometers) from Raleigh's downtown.
The Raleigh Police Department said it was &ldquo;on the scene of an active shooting&rdquo; in a statement via Twitter, and advised residents in multiple neighbourhoods to stay indoors.

An amusement park ride in America turned into an experience of anxiety and distress on May 6. Riders on a roller coaster were stranded for almost an hour, that too upside-down.
This occurred after the roller coaster stopped mid-ride, and it took the staff around 45 minutes to resolve the issue. No one was injured.
The incident occurred at the Carowinds amusement park in America's North Carolina. The ride was the Flying Cobra which sends people through a 360-degree loop at speeds up to 80 kmph. Riders are flipped 6 times in the 125-foot tall roller coaster.
Carowinds management said that the maintenance team responded quickly, and the riders were not in danger at any point in time. The riders who were stuck got two fast pass vouchers each.

USA: roller-coaster stops mid-way, riders stuck upside-down for almost an hour

The incident occurred at the Carowinds amusement park in America's North Carolina on May 6 when the Flying Cobra ride stopped mid-way.

An amusement park ride in America turned into an experience of anxiety and distress on May 6. Riders on a roller coaster were stranded for almost an hour, that too upside-down.
This occurred after the roller coaster stopped mid-ride, and it took the staff around 45 minutes to resolve the issue. No one was injured.
The incident occurred at the Carowinds amusement park in America's North Carolina. The ride was the Flying Cobra which sends people through a 360-degree loop at speeds up to 80 kmph. Riders are flipped 6 times in the 125-foot tall roller coaster.
Carowinds management said that the maintenance team responded quickly, and the riders were not in danger at any point in time. The riders who were stuck got two fast pass vouchers each.
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A truck in North Carolina in the&nbsp;US&nbsp;was spotted by multiple people carrying an advertisement saying, 'Don't get vaccinated'.&nbsp;
It was being advertised by Wilmore&nbsp;Funeral Home, or so it seemed.&nbsp;
As soon as the ad became popular among social media users, many searched on the internet for 'Wilmore&nbsp;Funeral Home'.&nbsp;
Which led them to a website of the funeral home, that read, 'Get vaccinated now. If not, see you soon.'&nbsp;
'Get vaccinated now' was linked to the webpage of Star Med Healthcare, a local healthcare&nbsp;provider.&nbsp;
Star Med said that it was not responsible for the advertisement.&nbsp;
WBTV, a news channel, identified David Oakley, owner of BooneOakley, an advertisement agency to be the mind behind this ad.&nbsp;
'Wanted to do something with a different perspective', Oakley told WBTV, adding that he was worried about backlash&nbsp;before they started.&nbsp;
But even if one person got the vaccine because of the ad, it was worth it, according to him.&nbsp;
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'Don't get vaccinated' says viral ad of 'funeral home', leaves many curious and puzzled 

Most thought it was an ad by anti-vaxxers&nbsp;but on scratching the surface the 'Don't get vaccinated' message seen on a truck in&nbsp;North Carolina was an adman trick. Find out here.&nbsp;

A truck in North Carolina in the&nbsp;U.S. was spotted carrying an advertisement that read 'don't get vaccinated'.&nbsp;
It was being advertised by Wilmore&nbsp;Funeral Home, or so it seemed.&nbsp;
As soon as the ad became popular among social media users, many searched on the internet for 'Wilmore&nbsp;Funeral Home'.&nbsp;
But it wasn't the funeral home that was the brain behind the ad. It came to fore that&nbsp;David Oakley, the owner of an advertisement agency was the mind behind this ad.&nbsp;
Oakley told the press that he 'wanted to do something with a different perspective', and was worried about backlash.&nbsp;
He remarked even if a single person got the vaccine because of the ad, it was worth it.&nbsp;

A truck in North Carolina, USA&nbsp;was spotted driving around with an ad by Wilmore&nbsp;Funeral Home, saying, "Don't get vaccinated". Photos of truck circulating on social media led to unraveling of the truth about the unusual ad.&nbsp;

A truck in North Carolina in the&nbsp;U.S. was spotted carrying an advertisement that read 'don't get vaccinated'.&nbsp;
It was being advertised by Wilmore&nbsp;Funeral Home, or so it seemed.&nbsp;
As soon as the ad became popular among social media users, many searched on the internet for 'Wilmore&nbsp;Funeral Home'.&nbsp;
But it wasn't the funeral home that was the brain behind the ad. It came to fore that&nbsp;David Oakley, the owner of an advertisement agency was the mind behind this ad.&nbsp;
Oakley told the press that he 'wanted to do something with a different perspective', and was worried about backlash.&nbsp;
He remarked even if a single person got the vaccine because of the ad, it was worth it.&nbsp;
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A fisherman in US&rsquo; North Carolina has has caught a sheepshead fish which has human-like teeth.
The fish was caught by fisherman Nathan Martin on August 3. Later, pictures of Martin posing with the fish were shared by Jennette's Pier, a fishing destination.
An image of the aquatic animal shared on the Facebook page has surprised many and has instantly gone viral.
It shows the fish having incisors on the upper and lower jaws. It also has several rows of molars to crush its prey.
The fish has been given its name due to its mouth looking like that of a sheep and is commonly found along the Atlantic coast.

Fish with human-like teeth found in US. Pictures are viral

A fish caught in North Carolina has incisors on the upper and lower jaws. It also has several rows of molars to crush its prey.

A fisherman in US&nbsp;caught a fish with human-like teeth
Pictures of the fish with fisherman Nathan Martin shared on Facebook
Fish has incisors on the upper and lower jaws, several rows of molars
Fish named sheepshead,&nbsp;commonly found along the Atlantic coast

A fish caught in North Carolina has incisors on the upper and lower jaws. It also has several rows of molars to crush its prey.

A fisherman in US&rsquo; North Carolina has has caught a sheepshead fish which has human-like teeth.
The fish was caught by fisherman Nathan Martin on August 3. Later, pictures of Martin posing with the fish were shared by Jennette's Pier, a fishing destination.
An image of the aquatic animal shared on the Facebook page has surprised many and has instantly gone viral.
It shows the fish having incisors on the upper and lower jaws. It also has several rows of molars to crush its prey.
The fish has been given its name due to its mouth looking like that of a sheep and is commonly found along the Atlantic coast.

US scientists discover new drug that may prevent Covid-19 

A Covid-19 breakthrough? US medical team developing a drug that they claim could treat and prevent the spread of novel coronavirus&nbsp;

Pittsburgh scientists discover new drug that may prevent Covid-19 

Breakthrough? US scientists&nbsp;discover drug that may prevent Covid-19&nbsp;
Antibody-based drug effective on animals, human trials next
Scientists described the Ab8 treatment in the journal Cell&nbsp;
The drug could be released for public sometime in 2021&nbsp;
'It won't have any negative side-effects':&nbsp;UPMC&nbsp;doctors

In what is being touted as a breakthrough, researchers from the University of Pittsburgh, North Carolina among others say they are working on a drug that can prevent people from contracting Covid-19 as well as treat people who have been infected.&nbsp;
The Medical Center team said that they are yet to test the antibody-based drug on humans but the molecule has been 'highly effective' in preventing the virus in mice and hamsters.&nbsp;
Describing the potential treatment dubbed Ab8 in the journal Cell, researchers say the drug could be made available before the vaccine is released sometime in 2021.
Additionally, the UPMC&nbsp;doctors said this treatment 'won't have any negative side-effects in people,' which may not be true of a potential vaccine.&nbsp;

Trump: Kamala Harris as 1st woman president will be insult to US

President Donald Trump campaigned in the battleground states of Florida and North Carolina on Tuesday. During the rally he launched&nbsp;a fresh&nbsp;attack&nbsp;on&nbsp;Democratic Vice President nominee Kamala Harris saying it would be "an insult" to the US if she becomes President. Trump went on to further say that "no one liked" Joe&nbsp;Biden's&nbsp;running mate, Harris.

President Donald Trump campaigned in the battleground states of Florida and North Carolina on Tuesday. During the rally he launched&nbsp;a fresh&nbsp;attack&nbsp;on&nbsp;Democratic Vice President nominee Kamala Harris saying it would be "an insult" to the US if she becomes President. Trump went on to further say that "no one liked" Joe&nbsp;Biden's&nbsp;running mate, Harris.
BYTE :&nbsp;You know why people don't like her? Nobody likes her. She could never be the first woman president. That would be an insult to our country

President Donald Trump campaigned in the battleground states of Florida and North Carolina on Tuesday. During the rally he launched&nbsp;a fresh&nbsp;attack&nbsp;on&nbsp;Democratic Vice President nominee Kamala Harris saying it would be "an insult" to the US if she becomes&nbsp; the first woman President. Trump went on to further say that "no one liked" Joe&nbsp;Biden's&nbsp;running mate, Harris.

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