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Two New Mexico women who authorities say starved, beat and shackled their children did not object and were sentenced to prison Thursday, prosecutors said.Jayme Kushman was sentenced to 15 years and Jaime Sena was sentenced to six in prison, the Ninth Judicial District Attorney's Office said in a statement.Both were arrested in August, after the New Mexico State Police saying that he and a child and family services worker found unsanitary conditions and signs of abuse at the Texico home where they lived with six children.Some of the children described being starved, beaten and chained, state police said.A no contest…

Long-range Democratic presidential candidate and conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. disputed a report Saturday morning that quoted him as saying that Covid-19 is "targeted to attack both Caucasians and Blacks" and that Jews are the most immune.In a report of the New York Post headlined "RFK Jr. Says COVID Was 'Ethnic Targeted' to Save Jews", The video appears to show Kennedy speaking at a dinner party in Manhattan.In a discussion of biological weapons and "ethnically targeted microbes," Kennedy claimed that "Covid-19 disproportionately strikes certain races."“Covid-19 is aimed at attacking Caucasians and Blacks. The most immune people are the Ashkenazi…

The word of summer is "extreme". extreme flooding. Extreme heat. extreme smoke.Scientists have predicted weather extremes in report after report as the Earth warms as humans continue to spew fossil fuel pollution into the atmosphere. And now, it's here, with a dizzying amount of broken records and heartbreaking scenes. The images—a smoky sepia-filled Central Park, kayaks bobbing through the streets of Montpelier, Vermont, and packed cooling centers in Arizona—still shock even those expecting them. "This is all entirely consistent with what greenhouse gas warming is doing and in line with the trends we expect," said Ben Zaitchik, a professor in…