September 10, 2023 - Sunday

[WORLD] Terrified Moroccans spend a second night in the streets after a deadly earthquake kills over 2,000 people in remote mountain villages near Marrakech.

Following a powerful earthquake in Morocco that killed over 2,000 people, terrified Moroccans spent a second night in the streets, fearing the safety of their homes. Rescuers are working to reach trapped victims in remote mountain villages near the epicenter. The 6.8-magnitude quake is Morocco's deadliest in six decades and the strongest to hit the region in a century. So far, 2,012 people have been reported dead, but the toll is expected to rise. In the city of Marrakech, families slept out in the open, avoiding damaged buildings and heeding warnings of possible aftershocks.

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[NATION] Authorities assign more officers to search for convicted killer who escaped Pennsylvania prison as search enters 10th day.

A massive manhunt continues for Danelo Cavalcante, who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison. Nearly 400 officers are now involved in the search, with reported sightings of Cavalcante in Chester County increasing. Tactical teams, K-9 dogs, and a helicopter are being used in the search efforts. Police have provided a tour of the command center, which operates 24 hours a day, and emphasized that it is a major operation to capture Cavalcante. The prison guard on duty during the escape has been fired. Cavalcante was seen multiple times near the prison last week.

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[BUSINESS] Spectrum subscribers in the US lose access to ESPN and other Disney-owned channels due to a carriage dispute with Charter Communications.

Spectrum subscribers across the US have lost access to ESPN, FX, Freeform, and other Disney-owned channels due to a dispute over carriage fees with Charter Communications. The blackout of ESPN has caused viewers to miss out on important sports events. Charter now faces a class action lawsuit from subscribers demanding the channels or reimbursement. The dispute holds broader implications for the future of accessing video content and pricing.

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[TECHNOLOGY] The iPhone 15 is expected to introduce USB-C charging, which could streamline the charging process across devices but may also cause confusion for users.

Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 15 with a switch from the Lightning charger to USB-C charging. While this change could simplify the charging process and promote universal charging, it may also lead to confusion over compatible cables and devices. The European Union's push for USB-C adoption has influenced Apple's decision. The move towards USB-C is welcomed by many, but the transition may come with some challenges for users.

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[SPORTS] Texas upsets Alabama, securing a spot in the College Football Playoff, ending Crimson Tide's home winning streak.

No. 11 Texas defeated No. 3 Alabama in a 34-24 upset, ending the Crimson Tide's 21-game home winning streak. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian became the third former Nick Saban assistant to defeat him. The victory secured Texas a spot in the College Football Playoff projection. The game showcased Texas wearing down Alabama and hitting another gear when it mattered most. This was Alabama's first double-digit home loss since 2004. The loss raises questions about the future of Nick Saban's dynasty.

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[SCIENCE] Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex announces scrubs of ULA Atlas V launch, rescheduled for Sunday morning.

The launch of the SILENTBARKER / NROL-107 mission, a joint National Reconnaissance Office and U.S. Space Force mission, has been postponed due to an issue found during a prelaunch ordnance circuit continuity check. The United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket is now scheduled to launch on Sunday, September 10 at 8:47 a.m. EDT from Cape Canaveral. The mission aims to provide the capability to search, detect, and track objects from a space-based sensor for timely custody and event detection.

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[HEALTH] New Covid variants are circulating, and doctors explain the need to be aware of their symptoms and how to protect oneself.

Medical experts warn about new Covid variants and stress the importance of knowing their symptoms and taking necessary precautions. The emergence of variants like BA.2.86 and Pirola has raised global concern. BA.2.86, a variant of interest, has a high number of mutations and may potentially evade immune responses. With the ongoing Covid pandemic, it is crucial to stay updated and informed about the evolving variants to ensure personal safety.

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[ENTERTAINMENT] Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis apologize for supporting Danny Masterson, who was recently convicted of rape.

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have apologized for writing character letters in support of Danny Masterson, who was recently convicted of rape and sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. The actors starred with Masterson on "That '70s Show," and their support letters sparked backlash on social media. They have since released a video acknowledging the pain they caused and expressing support for the victims.

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