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Sunday August 22nd, 2021 morning edition

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NASHVILLE, Tenn (WTVF) — Conservative talk radio host Phil Valentine has died following a lengthy battle with COVID-19.

His death was announced by SuperTalk 99.7 WTN on Saturday afternoon after he had been battling the virus for more than a month.

We are saddened to report that our host and friend Phil Valentine has passed away.

Please keep the Valentine family in your thoughts and prayers. pic.twitter.com/vhXpE7x0oX — SuperTalk 99.7 WTN (@997wtn) August 21, 2021.

On July 11, Valentine confirmed via his Facebook page that he had been diagnosed with COVID.

He broadcast his conservative talk radio show from outside the state Capitol, and urged people to drive by and make noise.

Valentine's brother said Phil regretted not being more pro-vaccine and wrote if he got back on the radio he would encourage people to get vaccinated. »

The FDA Is Begging You Not to Take Horse Dewormer for Covid-19

Authored by rollingstone.com

“Animal drugs are highly concentrated for large animals and can be highly toxic in humans,” the alert said.

It can be dangerous to get the wrong doses of medication, especially with something meant for a horse or a cow.”.

“Fox News is busy saying, ‘Don’t take the vaccine, but do take this horse deworming medication, trust us, it is proven,’ ” Maddow said. »

Farmers seeking 'right to repair' rules to fix their own tractors gain White House ally

Authored by cbc.ca

An onboard computer glitch was the problem — a quick fix with the right equipment.

He said no one has taken away the farmers' right to fix their own equipment, noting the success of equipment dealers depends on the success of farmers.

But one Canadian farmers group said its members want to see regulation that ensures the industry lives up to those commitments. »

NetherRealm ‘prioritising Mortal Kombat 12 over Injustice 3’ due to WB uncertainty, it’s claimed

Authored by videogameschronicle.com

NetherRealm Studios could be prioritising a new Mortal Kombat game over its DC superhero series Injustice, due to uncertainty over its future with parent company WB Games.

As of last year, WB Games’ NetherRealm Studios was hiring for next-gen instalments of both its fighting game franchises.

NetherRealm released its most recent title Mortal Kombat 11 in March 2019, followed by a $40 story expansion last year. »

Could monarchy have saved Afghanistan?

Authored by thecritic.co.uk

It defeated King George’s men at Yorktown and saw — and sees — itself as a bulwark against monarchical despotism.

Instead, we found ourselves in a rain-stained, brutalist villa in Oligata, a gated community on one of Rome’s outer hills.

We were there to discover if the old man was interested, or even able, to take up the reins again. »