The Daily Populous

Friday April 19th, 2024 night edition

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The selection process will continue Friday, since six alternate jurors are needed before the trial can move to opening arguments.

Trump, seated at the defense table, stared at the newly sworn-in members as they exited the courtroom.

Blanche offered another solution: giving the witness names only to the lawyers, who wouldn't share them with Trump.

Former President Donald Trump listens to potential jurors answer questions on Day 3 of his criminal trial in New York on Thursday, April 18, 2024.

Two jurors who had been selected earlier in the week were excused, including one woman who expressed concerns about being identified publicly and her ability to remain impartial.

The woman said her friends and family asked her if she was a juror based on information in media reports.

But I've been here all day on a trial that really is a very unfair trial. »

How we know the energy transition is here

Authored by ciphernews.com
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— have emphasized scary charts to give us the impression we’re all doomed by the impacts of a warming world.

Yes, we have locked in a certain amount of warming with substantial impacts — and we’ll have to adapt.

Today, the world is headed for 2.7 degrees Celsius warming — almost 5 degrees Fahrenheit — by the end of the century. »

Jawbone of U.S. Marine killed in 1951 found in boy's rock collection, experts say

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Experts have confirmed that a human jawbone that was mysteriously discovered in a child's rock collection once belonged to a United States Marine, who died during his military service over 70 years ago.

This image of U.S. Marine Corps Captain Everett Leland Yager appeared in the Palmyra Spectator newspaper on Dec. 20, 1944.

"No one is quite sure how the jawbone ended up in Arizona since the accident took place in the air over California. »

As the Fallout TV Show sends fans to Bethesda games in droves, Fallout New Vegas director says give the RPG's much-maligned card game another go as it's "not that hard"

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Following the success of the Fallout TV show , the director of Fallout New Vegas is encouraging fans to give its much-maligned card game another try.

Earlier this week, Josh Sawyer, who worked as project director and lead designer on Fallout: New Vegas, replied to a Twitter user who was poking fun at the game's card game, Caravan.

So if you've been influenced to return to Fallout New Vegas - maybe after watching the Fallout TV show - you should give Caravan another go. »