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The Atlanta Falcons continue to stand by the faltering Kirk Cousins after he was upstaged by Sam Darnold on a brutal return to Minnesota . On Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium, the Vikings secured an epic 42-21 win over the Falcons . Cousins endured a difficult return to Minnesota, as the veteran was outclassed by Darnold while his staggering midseason slump continued. Darnold threw for 347 yards and a career-high five touchdowns to post a 157.9 rating in the win over Atlanta. On the other side, Cousins threw for 344 yards without a score, tossing two interceptions with a 70.1 rating. Terry Bradshaw gives verdict on Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni Aaron Rodgers cruelly denied chance to enjoy Jets breakthrough he warned Dolphins about Earlier this offseason, Cousins signed a four-year deal worth up to $180 million to head to the NFC South. His exit in free agency brought an end to his six-year run with the Vikings, where he twice led the franchise to the playoffs. Last season, Cousins was arguably playing the best football of his career before going down with his season-ending Achilles injury. He is now struggling for form in Atlanta, with cries for rookie quarterback Michael Penix to be inserted getting louder with each passing week . Remarkably, Falcons head coach Raheem Morris continues to resist bringing in Penix by throwing his weight behind the misfiring Cousins. Morris told reporters: “Everything is always discussed when you go watch the tape, but Kirk Cousins is our quarterback. Kirk played significantly better than he did the week before. We’ll do whatever is best to win football games, and Kirk is definitely a part of that.” Follow us on X for the best and latest in sports news When asked if he considered bringing in Penix against the Vikings, Morris declared: “Not today. Not today. I wanted to go finish his deal out here in Minnesota, and go out and play the game like he wanted to play. That was my decision, and my decision alone.” While Cousins headed to Atlanta, the Vikings inked Darnold to a one-year deal before selecting J.J. McCarthy in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft . The move proved to be inspired; Darnold has led the Vikings to an 11-2 record with the journeyman quarterback enjoying a phenomenal season. Cousins threw two interceptions in Minnesota, giving him no touchdowns and eight picks in his past four games - all losses - as the Falcons' hold on the division continues to loosen. Ultimately, Darnold outplayed Cousins in every metric on a torrid return for the veteran. Given their incredible, unexpected success, the Vikings will have a decision to make in the offseason. McCarthy should be healthy enough to step in as the starter, but if Darnold wins a playoff game or two, a serious conversation regarding his future will be had. He is set to hit free agency once again, with his form likely to lead to a lucrative long-term deal. The 11-2 Vikings are next in action against the Chicago Bears while the 6-7 Falcons will hope to get back to winning ways on the road against the Las Vegas Raiders . Both contests are on Monday Night Football on Dec. 16. Want to watch more live sports? Peacock has your favorite sports, shows, and more all in one place. Peacock offers plans starting at $7.99 so you can stream live sports like NFL, Premier League, and Big Ten Football.
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Village level politics are believed to have forced an 86-year-old man to end his life, after the Gram Panchayat built a wall cutting off way to his house in Kondareddypally village. Interstingly, the deceased person P Sai Reddy, a former Sarpanch of the village, accused the brothers of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of harassing him by getting the wall constrcuted in front of his home to cut off passage to his house. Incidentally, Kondareddypally is the native village of the Chief Minister. The suicide of the octagenarian had political ripples as the letter written Telugu purportedy by Sai Reddy went viral on social media platforms. In the letter, Sai Reddy maintained that he contructed the house and was living in it for the last forty years. A small dried up well in front of the house was filled up and a passage was created to approach the house. “However, the Chief Minister’s brothers bore a grudge against me and got a veterinary hospital constructed in front of my house. Yet, I did not object as they assured (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); to leave some space next to the hospital for passage to my house,” Sai Reddy said in the note. “After accusing me of having political affiliations, they tried to get a wall constructed cutting off my house. I do not belong to any party and I belong to God’s party. I never thought that approach to my house would be denied like this. Hence, I am committing suicide,” Sai Reddy wrote in the letter which was titled by him as ‘Death Note”. The 86-year-old former sarpanch from Vangur mandal in the district is learnt to have consumed pesticide at Kalwakurthy and collapsed near auto stand around 5.30 p.m. After noticing him, passersby rushed him to the government hospital in Kalwakurthy where doctors declared that he was dead. After the incident, Kondareddypally residents were panicked. Despite media persons and others trying to enquire about the reasons behind Sai Reddy’s death, his family members, including his brother Madhava Reddy, did not share any details.AP Trending SummaryBrief at 4:32 p.m. EST
PALERMO, Calif. (AP) — Two children were wounded Wednesday in a shooting at a tiny religious K-8 school in Northern California and deputies arrived to find the gunman on the ground near the playground, dead after apparently shooting himself, sheriff’s officials said. The children were taken to nearby hospitals and their conditions were not immediately known. One was airlifted to a nearby hospital. Officials did not share information about their ages nor genders. The shooting occurred at about 1 p.m. at the Feather River School of Seventh-Day Adventists, a private school in Palermo with fewer than three dozen students. Palermo has about 5,500 people and is about 65 miles (104 km) north of Sacramento. It was the the latest among dozens of school shootings across the U.S. in recent years, including especially deadly ones in Newtown, Connecticut ; Parkland, Florida ; and Uvalde, Texas . The shootings have set off fervent debates about gun control and frayed the nerves of parents whose children are growing up accustomed to doing active shooter drills in their classrooms. But school shootings have done little to move the needle on national gun laws. Firearms were the leading cause of death among children in 2020 and 2021, according to KFF, a nonprofit that researches health care issues. “My heart is breaking for everyone impacted by this tragedy,” Assemblyman James Gallagher, whose area includes Palermo, said in a statement. “As a community, we’ll all be hugging our loved ones closer today as we pray for the victims and try to make sense of something so senseless.” Related Articles National News | Legendary Medellin cartel drug lord released from US prison after serving 25 years National News | 3 US Army soldiers arrested on human smuggling charges along the border with Mexico National News | White House says at least 8 US telecom firms, dozens of nations impacted by China hacking campaign National News | Powell: Fed’s independence from politics is vital to its interest rate decisions National News | US senators grill airline officials about fees for seats and checked bags Butte County Sheriff Kory L. Honea said the shooter did not appear to have a connection to the school, and the motive was not immediately known. They were working to identify him. Near the school’s slide and other playground equipment was the shooter’s body, covered in a blue tarp, as officers stood nearby to secure the scene. The school abuts ranchland where cattle graze. Honea said 911 calls reported “an individual on campus who had fired shots at students.” When deputies arrived they found the gunman on the ground, dead after apparently shooting himself, Honea said. Authorities rushed students off the grounds and to the Oroville Church of the Nazarene to be reunited with their families, the sheriff’s office said. Representatives for the Northern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists could not immediately be reached for comment. The school has been open since 1965, according to its website.
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Greener pastures: New solutions to combat climate challengesSnow continued to fall Monday around parts of the Great Lakes region, where storm-weary residents who have plowed and shoveled for days faced the prospect of even greater accumulations. Lake-effect snow fell on parts of western New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio that were already blanketed with a foot (0.3 meters) or more over the past four days. By Monday morning, the village of Cassadaga, New York, east of Lake Erie, recorded 4.5 feet (1.4 meters) of snow. Snow was forecast through Tuesday in that largely rural area south of Buffalo. “It was so much, so quick, that we got buried," said Rebecca Chamberlin, who lives in Cassadaga with her husband and two sons. She has been struggling to keep up with the bands of sometimes wet and heavy snow. “If it had been, you know, over a period of a week or more, it wouldn’t have been so bad.” In Ohio, the quaint village of Geneva-on-the-Lake had more than 4 feet (1.2 meters) of snow, and more is in the forecast through the rest of the week, according to the National Weather Service. “At this point, it's just annoying,” said Ryan Colby, who lives a snowball's toss from Lake Erie in the Ohio village. “We’ve just been getting hit left and right with it. I’ve been getting up every couple hours and shoveling out the driveway and the porch just so we don’t get too, too buried again.” Lake-effect snow warnings were in effect through Tuesday night in parts of Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania. Winter storm warnings or advisories also were posted through Tuesday in Michigan, up and down the Lake Michigan coast, where as much as a foot (0.3 meters) of snow was predicted. Farther inland, some communities canceled school, including Gaylord, where more than 3 feet (0.9 meters) of snow has fallen since Thanksgiving. “Last year at this time we still had green grass,” said Mike Williams, who has a snow removal business in Gaylord. “To get it all at once overwhelmed everyone.” In southwest Michigan, a crash involving about 14 passenger vehicles and three semi-trucks critically injured a driver and shut down Interstate 94 near Hartford in both directions during whiteout conditions on Monday, the Michigan State Police posted on the social platform X. More than a dozen “vehicle slide offs” had also been reported in the area, with police warning drivers to slow down. Digging out Skies were clear east of Lake Ontario in northern New York, where some residents were still digging out from mountains of snow. “We’ve got snow banks that are higher than me,” said Mary Shambo, owner of the Cottage Inn in Copenhagen, New York. The small village received more than 5 feet (1.5 meters) of snow in four days. Shambo and her husband, Ben, managed to stay open through the thick of the storm. Some locals arrived by snowmobile, but they mostly served truckers who pulled off the road when bands of snow became particularly fierce. “It goes from whiteout conditions to clear,” she said, “so they would take off when it was clear and hope to God they got to where they needed to go.” In Ohio, the mayor of Geneva-on-the-Lake has been using a backhoe almost nonstop since Thursday to clear the snow. “Every business down here has been shut down the last four days," Mayor Dwayne Bennett said. “You can’t even get in the front doors." “The problem is we’re not equipped to handle this much snow in this amount of time,” he added. Officials faced similar problems in snow-bound Erie, Pennsylvania, where 3 to 4 feet (0.9 to 1.2 meters) of snow fell since Thursday, and accumulations on the ground were particularly wet and heavy. “Every shovel is like 30 pounds, and there’s not a lot of space to put that snow once it’s been piling up for days and days,” said Sarah Morrison with the Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority. Snow in Alaska Up to 17 inches (43 centimeters) of snow fell in Alaska’s capital city of Juneau over the weekend as part of a system that was “definitely stronger” than what the region typically experiences this time of year, National Weather Service meteorologist Greg Spann said. Snow had transitioned to freezing rain early Monday, he said, with roads icy in some areas. Wet, heavy snow was piled on sidewalks along typically busy streets near downtown Juneau, and slushy pools were forming at some intersections. School went to remote learning in the city on Monday, and state offices were closed due to freezing rain. Ice encased the thin branches on some trees. The rest of Juneau's week is expected to be very different, with forecasts calling for rain and unusually warm temperatures in the 40s (between 4.4 and 10 degrees Celsius). ___ This story has been updated to correct the snow total in Cassadaga, New York, to 4.5 feet, not 5.5 feet. ___ Contributing to this report were Susan Haigh in Norwich, Connecticut; John Seewer in Toledo, Ohio; Ed White in Detroit; Mark Scolforo in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; and Becky Bohrer in Juneau, Alaska. Michael Hill, The Associated Press
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It's been one month since the U.S. presidential election. And while Republicans and President-elect Donald Trump have been busy setting up a new White House administration, Democrats have spent the past four weeks trying to diagnose why they lost and how to move forward as a party. One person who thinks he has an answer to that is Ben Wikler, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party. He's now running to become the new chairman of the national Democratic National Comittee because he says it's time to reassess what matters most to voters. RELATED STORY | DNC chair slams Bernie Sanders' criticism of Democratic Party "There's clearly a lot that we need to learn about what just happened, but one thing that jumps out is that a lot of voters who were taking it on the chin with high prices — frustrated by those prices — weren't hearing from either campaign and were voting for change," Wikler told Scripps News. "Well those voters, I think that we have a chance to reach out to them and say 'look, Democrats actually want to fight for an economy that works for working people and Trump wants to give multi-trillion tax cuts to billionaires at your expense. And that is a message we know can win because it's won downballot, it won in 2018, and it won in 2006 when George W. Bush tried to privatize social security." Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is currently hearing a potentially landmark case on gender affirming care for minors — which has been a big point for Democrats to campaign on. But a Scripps News/YouGov poll released early this year showed that more Americans support than oppose laws aimed at restricting transgender care for minors. RELATED STORY | Scripps News poll: Americans largely support restricting trans rights Wikler told Scripps News that if he were to be named chair of the DNC, it's a no-brainer that he'd support American's right to make their own private medical decisions without worrying about government intervention. "Republicans want to talk about trans issues and go on the attack against trans people because that is their way of trying to divide the public," he said. "People do disagree about this. Republicans want to focus on that disagreement and use attacks on trans people in order to distract folks from the big legislation that they are planning right now — which is a multi-trillion dollar tax cut for billionaires." "Democrats are always going to fight for people to have their basic personal freedom," Wikler continued. "And at the same time, we're going to fight against those who want to dismantle the federal government and the programs like social security and medicare and medicaid that people rely on for their their basic needs and health care." You can watch Scripps News' full interview with Ben Wikler in the video player above.VISTA, Calif. , Dec. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Daiso, the renowned global retail chain offering a wide range of affordable and unique products, is thrilled to announce the grand opening at Pavilion Shopping Center in Vista, California on December 14th. "We are thrilled to open our store at Pavilion Shopping Center," said Jack Williams , Chief Retail Operations Officer for Daiso USA . "This achievement reflects the dedication and support of our customers who have embraced Daiso's unique concept and diverse product range. We are excited to provide an exceptional shopping experience to the vibrant Vista community and look forward to serving our customers with the utmost care and dedication." The new Daiso store at Pavilion Shopping Center encompasses 8,832 square feet and promises to be a haven for shoppers seeking quality merchandise at affordable prices. With its extensive range of products spanning various categories, including Japanese inspired home decor, stationery, food, and more, Daiso has become synonymous with accessible and innovative offerings. John Clarke , Chief Development Officer for Daiso USA says, " California based Daiso customers have shown us through our online business and social media their desire for us to have more stores within the state, influencing our immediate growth strategy in this region. We currently operate 164 units in 8 states with more states opening in 2025". On both Saturday, December 14th and Sunday, December 15th , the first 100 customers to shop at the Pavilion Shopping Center location and make a minimum purchase of $30 will receive an exclusive goodie bag. These special offerings are Daiso's way of expressing gratitude to its loyal customers and welcoming new shoppers to the Daiso community. Daiso invites customers to join in the celebration. The Pavilion Shopping Center Daiso, at 1980 Hacienda Drive, is by neighboring tenant Hillcrest Pharmacy and is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m to 9 p.m and Sunday from 10 a.m to 8 p.m. About Daiso: Daiso is a global retail chain founded in Japan , known for its vast array of unique and affordable products across various categories such as household goods, stationery, beauty, and more. Daiso entered the US market in 2005 and continues to expand its global footprint while maintaining its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. The Daiso US headquarters is located in Anaheim, CA. View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/daiso-new-store-opening-in-vista-california-302323124.html SOURCE Daiso USA
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