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Last year, the US had the highest number of pedestrian fatalities since 1981, with 7,508 people killed by vehicles, according to a recent report by the Governors Association for Highway Safety.Pedestrian fatalities have skyrocketed 77% since 2010, according to the report, which was based on state government data. Last year, about 20 people a day were killed walking on the street. (Oklahoma did not report data due to a technical issue, but the state averages 92 pedestrian deaths a year, so last year's total is likely even higher.)Traffic safety experts suggested several factors behind the trend: a pandemic-fueled surge in…

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Image. Zom 100: Wish List of the Dead – Bug Films / Viz Media The long-awaited anime adaptation of Haro Aso Zom 100: Wish List of the Dead Coming to Netflix US in July 2023! Based on the manga by Haro Aso and illustrated by Kotaro Takata, since October 2018 Zom 100: Wish List of the Dead has been published in the Japanese magazine Monthly Sunday Gene-X. Viz Media holds the publishing rights in North America. Bug Films is the studio behind the production of the series. Article continues below... When is Zom 100: Wish List of the Dead Coming…

WASHINGTON — On the heels of Joe Biden's 2020 election victory, former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman received a phone call. Whitman, a Republican, had endorsed Biden in the race against then-President Donald Trump. Now, the person he called said, Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris wanted his cell phone number.Nobody ever called. "They never used it!" Whitman, who had spoken for Biden at that year's Democratic convention, in an interview.Whitman was part of a cohort of prominent Republicans who broke with the party in 2020. Fed up with Trump, they gravitated toward Biden's campaign thinking he would…