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Enormous 190-Foot-Long ‘Canvas of America' Representing 195 Nations to be Revealed in July 4th ‘Salute to America' Parade
The birthplace of America will be honored in a special way on America’s birthday.
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Local Scientist Searching for Cure to Prostate Cancer
Within the Unites States, prostate cancer is one of the deadliest diseases for men. Dr. Dario Altieri, the President and CEO of the Wistar Institute, has devoted his career to changing that fact. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson has the specifics on their newest success.
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3 Universities, Medical Center Get $1B Gift to Teach and Research
Three universities and a health care institution are sharing a gift of more than $1 billion that’s one of the largest in the history of higher education, they announced Wednesday. Receiving $260 million apiece will be Duke University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Southern California, and the Cleveland Clinic. The institutions are free to use the money...
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Study Finds LGBTQ Characters Hit Record High on Network TV
“Pose” and “Batwoman” are among the shows contributing to a surge in LGBTQ and gender inclusiveness on television, according to a new study by the advocacy group GLAAD.
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McDonald's CEO Pushed Out After Relationship With Employee
McDonald’s chief executive officer has been pushed out of the company after violating company policy by engaging in a consensual relationship with an employee, the corporation said Sunday. The fast food giant said former president and CEO Steve Easterbrook demonstrated poor judgment, and that McDonald’s forbids managers from having romantic relationships with direct or indirect subordinates. In an email to...
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McDonald's CEO Pushed Out After Relationship With Employee
McDonald’s chief executive officer has been pushed out of the company after violating company policy by engaging in a consensual relationship with an employee, the corporation said Sunday. The fast food giant said former president and CEO Steve Easterbrook demonstrated poor judgment, and that McDonald’s forbids managers from having romantic relationships with direct or indirect subordinates. In an email to...
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Saudi Arabia Formally Starts IPO of State-Run Oil Firm Aramco
Saudi Arabia formally began an initial public offering Sunday of a sliver of oil giant Saudi Aramco after years of delay, hoping international and local investors will pay billions of dollars for a stake in the kingdom’s crown jewels. An approval by Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority served as the starting gun for an IPO promised by Crown Prince Mohammed...
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Saudi Arabia Formally Starts IPO of State-Run Oil Firm Aramco
Saudi Arabia formally began an initial public offering Sunday of a sliver of oil giant Saudi Aramco after years of delay, hoping international and local investors will pay billions of dollars for a stake in the kingdom’s crown jewels. An approval by Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority served as the starting gun for an IPO promised by Crown Prince Mohammed...
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Missouri Health Department Tracked Planned Parenthood Patients' Periods
Missouri’s health department director on Tuesday said he tracked the menstrual cycles of Planned Parenthood patients as part of an effort to identify what the agency says were “failed abortions” at a St. Louis clinic. Department of Health and Senior Services Director Randall Williams made the revelation during the second day of an administrative hearing to determine whether Missouri’s only...
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California Will Require Abortion Medication at Public Colleges
California will be the first state to require abortion medication on college campuses under a law signed Friday by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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The Business of Scaring: Halloween Drives Massive Traffic, Sales at Theme Parks
Halloween may not be until the end of October, but for theme parks, it started all the way back in September. Haunted houses, creepy mazes and coaster-riding ghouls can be found at amusement parks big and small across the United States this time of year. Spooky-themed events were once a way to extend operations at regional parks well into the...
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Philadelphia Poverty Down, Incomes Up, New Report Finds
Philadelphia’s poverty rate, a stark and stubborn indicator of hard times that has long hindered the city’s reputation, dropped to its lowest level since 2008 — near the start of the recession.
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Paris Hilton Mourns Death of Grandfather, ‘Incredible Mentor' Barron Hilton
The Hilton family is mourning the loss of Barron Hilton, who died on Thursday, Sept. 19 at the age of 91. The son of hotelier Conrad Hilton and chairman, president and CEO of Hilton Hotels Corporation passed away from natural causes, according to a press release. Barron Hilton was also the founding owner of NFL team the Los Angeles Chargers....
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Barron Hilton, Hotelier and LA Chargers Founding Owner, Dies at 91
Barron Hilton, the hotelier and philanthropist who chaired the Hilton hotel chain, died on Thursday in Los Angeles of natural causes at the age of 91, it was announced Friday. Hilton took over Hilton Hotels Corporation as president and CEO in 1966 after succeeding his father, Conrad Hilton, who founded the hotel empire, NBC News reported. Barron Hilton was also...
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Montco Company Takes Big Hit During U.S. Trade War With China
A Montgomery County company is taking a big hit from the U.S. trade war with China. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.
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WURD Radio Hosts Annual Founder's Day Celebration
WURD, Pennsylvania’s only black-owned independent talk radio station, is celebrating the station’s founder Walter P. Lomax. On-air host Syreeta Martin and WURD President & CEO Sara Lomax-Reese sat down with NBC10’s Rosemary Connors to discuss Founder’s Day.
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Simone Biles on USA Gymnastics' Promise for Reform: ‘Talking Is Easy'
Simone Biles is looking for action more than words when it comes to the response by USA Gymnastics in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal involving former team doctor Larry Nassar. In an exclusive interview on TODAY Tuesday, the four-time Olympic gold medalist spoke about the organization’s reaction to her emotional comments on Aug. 7 in which she condemned...
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Advocates Already See Fallout From Immigration Rule Change
Diabetics skipping regular checkups. Young asthmatics not getting preventive care. A surge in expensive emergency room visits. Doctors and public health experts warn of poor health and rising costs they say will come from sweeping Trump administration changes that would deny green cards to many immigrants who use Medicaid, as well as food stamps and other forms of public assistance....
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Latino Votes Could Swing the Democratic Primary, and the Candidates Know It
For the first time, Latino elected officials and voters are getting a real full-court press from Democratic contenders during the early stages of the primary process. The reason for the shift is simple: this time around, they could play a much more prominent role in picking the nominee, NBC News reports. Depending on how the race unfolds, Latinos might even...
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Philadelphia Foundation to Give $1 Million in Grants
The Philadelphia Foundation is set to give away $1 million in grants this summer. President and CEO Pedro Ramos talked with NBC10’s Rosemary Connors about how the public can decide which groups the grants will benefit.