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Lewis Hamilton ‘takes a knee’ but six drivers remain standing before Austrian GP
Six drivers opted not to join Lewis Hamilton and 13 others "taking the knee" before the race.
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She got punched in the face while on the bed next to her 4-year-old, mother told cops
A Vero Beach area woman told Indian River County Sheriff’s Office deputy that her live-in boyfriend stopped pinning her to the bed only to punch her in the face.
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Kellyanne Conway's Anti-Trump Daughter Claudia Says Her Parents Are "Trying to Silence Her"
"I have a right to my freedom of speech."
- U.S.Storyful
Video Georgia Man Plays National Anthem in Front of American Flag Made of Hay Bales
A Georgia man celebrated the Fourth of July by playing the national anthem in front of a large American flag painted onto hay bales at a property in Wrightsville.The flag was set up by William Sumner of MidWay Straw Company, who told Storyful he created the patriotic symbol for the second year in a row. Local media reported that “anyone is welcome to stop by” to check out the flag.This video shows Erik Powell playing “The Star-Spangled Banner” on an electric guitar in front of the flag on July 4.Erik Powell’s brother, Derek Powell, told Storyful they are friends with Sumner and “really big fans” of the hay bale flag. Derek Powell said they wanted to film a video playing the national anthem and thought Sumner’s creation would be a fitting backdrop.“Where better than Midway Straw in front of the hay bales?” Derek Powell said. Credit: William Sumner/MidWay Straw Company via Storyful
- U.S.Men's Health
New Research Has Identified the Most (and Least) Effective Face Masks for Coronavirus
Is a bandana as good as a stitched face mask? These experts address that and more.
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Ends soon: Amazon's massive 4th of July sale is unbelievable—shop these deals before they sell out
This is your last chance to take advantage of Amazon's stellar discounts on TVs, grills, clothing, kitchen essentials and more.
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The WHO changed its coronavirus timeline to say it got its first report about the virus on the internet, not from Chinese authorities
The agency says its China office found out about the "viral pneumonia" cases from reading an online press release from the Wuhan health commission.
