Attorneys : Drop ex-MSU football staffer 's lawsuit against Mark Dantonio , others LANSING – Attorneys say a former Michigan State University football employee 's attempts to depose head coach Mark Dantonio have run him afoul of a state law that sealed records tied to a 2017 sexual assault case involving three former players . Defense attorneys for two MSU Police Department detectives say Curtis Blackwell Jr. 's attorneys released a full transcript of a deposition that gave detailed information on an investigation into a 2017 sexual assault complaint despite an agreement to not publish the document . Paul McCarthy , an attorney for the two detectives , said Blackwell 's attorneys releasing the transcript warrants sanctions and potentially the dismissal of entire lawsuit . `` It is indisputable that plaintiff glaringly and intentionally violated the stipulated agreement to keep detective Davis and Miller 's depositions , and other information bearing on the police investigation , out of the public domain , '' McCarty said , in a Tuesday filing . A federal magistrate set an emergency hearing Tuesday on the motion . Curtis Blackwell accused of covering up sexual assault , lawsuit says The three players — Josh King , Donnie Corley and Demetric Vance — were kicked off the team after being charged with sexually assaulting a woman at the party . In a deal with the Ingham County Prosecutor 's Office , they pleaded guilty to reduced charges of seduction and were sentenced to 36 months probation and ordered to undergo sex offender treatment . Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Rosemarie Aquilina gave the case against the three players Holmes Youthful Trainee Act status , meaning the records are sealed to the public . Players suspended : Three MSU football players suspended amid sexual assault investigation Players sentenced:3 former Michigan State football players sentenced to probation in sexual assault case Blackwell , a former director of college advancement and performance/camp director , left MSU in May 2017 after Dantonio let his contract expire . He filed a federal lawsuit last November against Dantonio , former MSU president Lou Anna Simon , former athletic director Mark Hollis and two members of the MSU Police , detectives Chad Davis and Sam Miller , alleging that he was wrongfully arrested and accused of covering up a sexual assault by the three football players . He is seeking at least $ 75,000 in damages , lost wages and other costs . Firing : Mark Dantonio : Ex-MSU player 's sex assault case had no bearing on employee 's firing Andrew Paterson , one of Blackwell 's attorneys , filed the deposition as an exhibit to a motion that claimed officer Chad Davis ' testimony during the deposition documents Dantonio 's failure to follow university procedures for reporting sexual assault . During Davis ' Sept. 24 deposition , the officer talked about the police investigation into a January 2017 sexual assault and about the suspects and other people with knowledge of the incident who were interviewed . Blackwell did n't document relevant evidence , attorney says Dantonio last month asked a judge to limit what Blackwell ’ s attorneys could ask about in a deposition . He sought to specifically bar questions about Auston Robertson , a former football player who reported a sexual assault involving three other players and was later convicted of sexual assault , and Larry Nassar , the former MSU sports medicine doctor who was exposed as a sexual predator and accused by hundreds of women and girls of assaulting them during medical treatments . Since Blackwell only needs to ask about why Dantonio did n't renew the contract , the coach ’ s attorneys say , any deposition should need only three and a half hours . Blackwell 's attorneys have asked for seven hours , the maximum allowed under federal rules . They also want freedom to question Dantonio about anything and have asked a judge to help pin down a date for the deposition . Dantonio ’ s attorney said , in court filings , that Blackwell and his lawyers continue to raise “ red herrings ” but have failed to document evidence relevant to the claims in his lawsuit . “ There was not and could not be any causal connections between plaintiff ’ s assertion 5th Amendment and Dantonio ’ s later decision to not further extend plaintiff ’ s contract , ” Thomas Kienbaum , Dantonio ’ s attorney , said in filings . MSU coach followed protocol for reporting sex assault , attorney says When Robertson met with Dantonio in January 2017 , Blackwell claims the coach did not follow proper sexual assault reporting procedures . Dantonio , at the time of the 2017 sexual assault , was required to notify both the Office of Institutional Equity and MSU Police Department . Davis said Dantonio spoke with Robertson , notified the Office of Institutional Equity and that office told the coach it would pass the information to police . “ Mark Dantonio did not physically pick up a phone and call the MSU Police Department . He had knowledge that somebody was doing that for him , fulfilling his obligation , ” Davis said during the deposition . “ There was no , there was no lack of transparency of reporting it to both parties. ” Kienbaum said Dantonio met the reporting requirements , but Blackwell did not . He said both the university-sanctioned Jones Day report and an NCAA investigation cleared the coach of violating any policy . “ Plaintiff did not make the mandatory report to the OIE about what he had heard from Robertson and plaintiff instead launched his owner personal investigation of the incident , which led to his arrest , ” Kienbaum said . Contact reporter Craig Lyons at 517-377-1047 or calyons @ lsj.com . Follow him on Twitter @ craigalyons .

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WHO advises against international travel for some over the age of 60 due to Omicron In light of the new variant Omicron emerging , the World Heath Organization ( WHO ) has put out new advice regarding international travel , including that some people over the age of 60 years old should refrain from travelling . The organization put out an advisory on Tuesday listing ways that countries and individuals can attempt to stay safe and minimize the risk posed by Omicron . One of the main points was that people who are at a higher risk of developing severe disease if they contract COVID-19 — people who are sick , immunocompromised , have comorbities such as heart disease , cancer and diabetes — or people who are over the age of 60 and who are not vaccinated or have not previously had COVID-19 should postpone travelling `` to areas with community transmission . '' Scientists in South Africa identified a new version of the novel coronavirus last week , which was quickly labelled a variant of concern and dubbed Omicron . Although not much is known about Omicron at this stage , the new variant seems to have a high number of mutations that make it different from other variants , raising concerns that it could prove to be more transmissible , or able to reinfect those who had COVID-19 previously . The identification of a new variant has led to a number of countries , including Canada , to announce temporary travel bans and other health measures intended to stop the variant from spreading . However , several cases of Omicron have been detected in more than one Canadian province so far . WHO stated in their advisory Tuesday that countries should “ continue to apply an evidence-informed and risk-based approach when implementing travel measures , ” adding that “ blanket travel bans will not prevent the international spread. ” They advised that countries could implement a “ multi-layered risk mitigation approach ” for international travel , such as screening passengers with tests or requiring quarantine . During an update on Tuesday , the federal government announced that Canada will be imposing new testing requirements on air travellers coming from outside of Canada . All will be required to get tested at the airport upon their arrival in Canada , with the exception of travellers from the U.S. Travel for essential reasons , such as humanitarian missions and emergency personnel or cargo transport of essential supplies , should still continue , WHO said . “ In addition , all travellers should be reminded to remain vigilant for signs and symptoms of COVID-19 , to get vaccinated when it is their turn and to adhere to public health and social measures at all times and regardless of vaccination status , including by using masks appropriately , respecting physical distancing , following good respiratory etiquette and avoiding crowded and poorly ventilated spaces , ” the advisory stated . Correction This story has been updated with the corrected WHO statement on advising certain people not to travel . 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LONDON ( AP ) — Prime Minister Boris Johnson braced Wednesday for the conclusions of an investigation into allegations of lockdown-breaching parties , a document that could help him end weeks of scandal and discontent , or bring his time in office to an abrupt close . Senior civil servant Sue Gray is probing allegations that the prime minister and his staff flouted restrictions they imposed on the country in 2020 and 2021 to curb the spread of the coronavirus with “ bring your own booze ” office parties , birthday celebrations and “ wine time Fridays. ” The claims have caused public anger , led some Conservative lawmakers to call for Johnson ’ s resignation , triggered intense infighting inside the governing party and sparked a criminal investigation into the prime minister and his staff by London 's Metropolitan Police . Gray is believed to have finished her inquiry , but has not said when she will submit her report to the government . Expectations among lawmakers that it would come on Wednesday gradually ebbed away as the day dragged on and Parliament adjourned for the night . Johnson has promised to publish Gray 's report in full and to address Parliament about its findings . The earliest that could come is now Thursday . “ When I receive it , of course I will do exactly what I said , ” Johnson said during a testy Prime Minister 's Questions session in the House of Commons . He batted away questions about the scandal and his future , saying he had “ absolutely no intention ” of resigning . Wednesday 's headlines provided more bad news for Johnson , whose popularity in opinion polls has plunged amid the scandal . The Guardian 's front-page headline spoke of “ PM ’ s peril , ” while the left-leaning Daily Mirror said bluntly : “ Number ’ s up , PM. ” The right-of-center Daily Mail differed , declaring Britain : “ A nation that has lost all sense of proportion. ” Johnson has urged his critics to wait for Gray ’ s conclusions , but his “ wait and see ” defense weakened Tuesday when police said they had opened a criminal investigation into some of the gatherings . The Metropolitan Police said “ a number of events ” at Johnson ’ s Downing Street office and other government buildings met the force ’ s criteria for investigating the “ most serious and flagrant ” breaches of coronavirus rules . The “ partygate ” allegations have infuriated many in Britain , who were barred from meeting with friends and family for months in 2020 and 2021 to curb the spread of COVID-19 . Tens of thousands of people were fined by police for breaking the rules . If detectives quiz Johnson about his involvement , it will be the first time a prime minister has been interviewed by police since Tony Blair was questioned as a witness over a “ cash for honors ” scandal in 2007 . No one was charged in that case . Conservative lawmaker Andrew Rosindell downplayed the extent of any wrongdoing by the prime minister . “ I ’ m sure there are ministers that get parking tickets and speed fines , too , ” he said . “ Lots of people break the law in small ways , sometimes unintentionally . He ’ s not robbed a bank . '' Johnson and his allies have tried , without much success , to calm a scandal that is consuming government energies that could be better spent confronting the international crisis over Russia ’ s military build-up near Ukraine and a far-from-finished coronavirus pandemic . Asked if Johnson was the right person to lead Britain at a time of international crisis , Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said simply : “ Yes. ” Johnson has apologized for attending one event , a “ bring your own booze ” gathering in the garden of his Downing Street offices in May 2020 , but said he had considered it a work gathering that fell within the rules . Johnson 's supporters have also defended a June 2020 surprise birthday party for the prime minister inside Downing Street . Loyal lawmaker Conor Burns said Johnson did n't know about the gathering in advance . “ It was not a premeditated , organized party . … He was , in a sense , ambushed with a cake , ” Burns told Channel 4 News . In more bad news for the prime minister , Parliament ’ s Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday published evidence that suggested Johnson personally OKed the airlift from Kabul of 200 dogs and cats from an animal charity run by a former Royal Marine . Thousands of British citizens and their Afghan allies were flown out of Kabul as the Taliban took over in August . But many other Afghans at risk were left behind , and the animal airlift was accused of diverting time and resources from rescuing people . Johnson has called claims that he intervened “ nonsense. ” But emails leaked by a former Foreign Office staffer involved in the evacuation effort said the “ PM has just authorized … staff and animals to be evacuated. ” Johnson ’ s office said Wednesday that Johnson “ didn ’ t instruct officials to take any particular course of action. ” Associated Press Writer Frank Jordans in Berlin contributed .

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Current and Former Springfield Police Officers Indicted for Unreasonable Force Against Two Juveniles Two Springfield Police Officers , one current and one former officer , were arrested today and charged in federal court in Springfield , Massachusetts , on allegations that they used unreasonable force against two Latino juveniles during an arrest . One of the officers is also charged with threatening the juveniles during an interrogation and falsifying subsequent reports regarding the incident . Acting Assistant Attorney General John Gore of the Justice Department ’ s Civil Rights Division ; United States Attorney Andrew E. Lelling ; and Harold H. Shaw , Special Agent in Charge of the FBI , Boston Field Division , made the announcement . Gregg A. Bigda , 48 , of Wilbraham , was charged in an indictment unsealed today with three counts of violating the civil rights of arrestees and one count of obstructing justice by writing a false report . Steven M. Vigneault , 48 , of East Longmeadow , was charged in the same indictment with one count of violating the civil rights of an arrestee . The indictment charges that , on Feb. 27 , 2016 , Bigda used unreasonable force against a juvenile , and that afterward , Bigda spat on him and said , “ Welcome to the white man ’ s world. ” The indictment further charges that Vigneault used unreasonable force against a different juvenile . According to the indictment , both uses of force involved the use of dangerous weapon and resulted in bodily injury . `` Even in the face of adversity , law enforcement officers are expected to conduct themselves professionally , respectfully , and with integrity , ” said U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling . “ They are ambassadors for the rule of law , and when they themselves break those laws , they violate not just the rights of their victims , but compromise the public 's trust in law enforcement . My Office is committed to holding our public servants accountable under the law and prosecuting those who abuse their positions of power . '' `` Most law enforcement officers are dedicated , honest , and fully committed to building trust within their communities , but those who break the law stain the reputation of the law enforcement profession , ” said Harold H. Shaw , Special Agent in Charge of the FBI , Boston Field Division . “ Badges and guns do not come with the authority to ignore the Constitution or the rights of others , and those who violate it will be held accountable . '' The indictment further alleges that after the arrests , Bigda interrogated the juveniles without their parents present and without reading them their Miranda rights , and that , during the course of the interrogations , Bigda threatened the juveniles in a number of different ways . For example , Bigda made the following threats against the first juvenile : to “ crush [ the juvenile ’ s ] skull and [ expletive ] get away with it , ” “ bring the dog back [ and ] let him [ expletive ] go after ” the juvenile ; “ [ expletive ] kill [ the juvenile ] in the parking lot ” ; “ charge [ the juvenile ] with killing Kennedy and [ expletive ] make it stick , ” “ stick a [ expletive ] kilo of coke in [ the juvenile ’ s ] pocket and put [ the juvenile ] away for [ expletive ] 15 years , ” and “ kick [ the juvenile ] right in the [ expletive ] face as soon as [ they ] cross the Springfield line. ” Bigda made the following threats against the second juvenile : to “ beat the [ expletive ] out of [ the juvenile ] , ” “ tune [ the juvenile ] the [ expletive ] up , ” and “ bloody [ the juvenile ’ s ] body. ” Bigda subsequently attempted to obstruct the investigation into the assaults on the juveniles by falsifying his reports to the Springfield Police Department Internal Investigations Unit , allegedly writing that he did not kick anyone or see any officer kick anyone during the course of the arrests of the juveniles . Bigda filed a second report in which he denied spitting on anyone or yelling “ welcome to the white man ’ s world ” during the arrest of the juveniles . The charges of depriving arrestees of their civil rights carry a maximum possible sentence of 10 years for counts alleging that a dangerous weapon was used or that bodily injury resulted , and a maximum sentence of one year for the charges that allege no weapon or injury . The charges of falsifying a police report provide for a maximum possible sentence of 20 years . Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based on the U.S . Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors . The details contained in the indictment are allegations . The defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law . Assistant U.S . Attorneys Deepika Bains Shukla and Katharine Wagner of Lelling ’ s Springfield Branch Office and Trial Attorney Christopher J. Perras of the Department of Justice ’ s Civil Rights Division are prosecuting the case .

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Quindell klaxon , everyone : former chairman Rob Terry has sold off most of his remaining stake in the embattled insurance outsourcer , sending shares plummeting by almost half their value , to 24.1p . The company has been at the centre of a massive loss of confidence over the past few months . Since April , when mysterious US short seller Gotham City Research published a note accusing it of having `` magical ... paper profits '' , shares in the company have lost more than 90 per cent of their value . Last month , Terry and non-exec director Steve Scott stepped down , shortly after the company 's broker , Canaccord Genuity , resigned . Fidelity , one of the world 's largest investors , has also cut its stake in the company in half . Although shares rose last week as the company issued its final tranche of 100,000 shares , on Monday they lost as much as 16 per cent as the company announced it had hired accounting giant PwC to conduct an independent review into its accounting practices . At the time , chief executive Robert Fielding said the review insisted Quindell 's `` business remains robust and we believe we have sufficient resources to deliver on management 's plans '' , adding that `` we have a strong business , with great people '' . However , investors seem less than confident . On Monday , shares opened at 50p . Update : This article has been updated to include the quote from Robert Fielding , and to remove a reference to Terry selling his shares at 15p each .

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When the season began , the New York Mets thought they 'd be fighting for first place this time of year . Instead , they could be one of baseball 's busiest sellers before the July 31 trade deadline . Surprisingly poor pitching and another string of injuries to top players have put the underperforming Mets ( 41-48 ) in an unexpected position : Coming off consecutive playoff appearances , they are 9 1/2 games out of a wild-card spot . Shipping off veterans like Jay Bruce and Addison Reed to legitimate contenders might be the only way they impact the pennant race . `` You ca n't just throw up the white flag and say the season 's over . We can catch up , we can get back in the hunt and that 's our plan . But we 've got to go play well , '' manager Terry Collins said Sunday before a 13-4 loss to Colorado . `` I do n't think for any stretch of the imagination that this is over yet . '' Two days earlier , as the Mets came out of the All-Star break , general manager Sandy Alderson acknowledged `` things would have to go exceedingly well '' during a 10-game homestand for the club to `` change direction . '' That sounds like a realistic front office resigned to procuring what it can for several pending free agents . So while the rebuilding Chicago White Sox ( Jose Quintana ) and budget-minded Oakland Athletics ( Ryan Madson , Sean Doolittle ) have already cashed in assets , the Mets might not be far behind . Need a dangerous bat in the outfield with postseason experience ? Bruce and Curtis Granderson fit the bill . A quality reliever who can set up or close ? Reed should draw plenty of interest . A first baseman with power and a discerning eye at the plate ? Lucas Duda . All of them , in addition to injured second baseman Neil Walker , make sizable salaries and are eligible for free agency following the World Series . Then there 's switch-hitting infielder Asdrubal Cabrera , who requested a trade ( but then backed off ) after getting shifted from shortstop to second base recently . His contract includes an $ 8.5 million club option next year with a $ 2 million buyout . None of those players is likely to fetch a huge return by himself , but if the Mets move more than one it could collectively benefit the future of a team that plans to be back in the race next season . To accomplish that , New York will need to rebuild a thin bullpen and fill several slots in the everyday lineup . And if nothing else , this year has showed the Mets are in dire need of depth and live arms at the upper levels of their farm system . New York took two of three over the weekend from the skidding Rockies , who lead the chase for the second NL wild card . On deck , a four-game series against St. Louis - another team ahead of the Mets . If things do n't go `` exceedingly well '' at Citi Field , major changes could be coming soon . A few other developments around baseball : DODGERS DOMINATE Justin Turner is batting .374 , Alex Wood is 11-0 and Los Angeles ( 64-29 ) has won nine straight and 29 of 33 to build the best record in the big leagues heading into a two-game interleague series at the last-place White Sox beginning Tuesday night . The Dodgers completed a three-game sweep in Miami over the weekend and opened a 10 1/2-game lead in the NL West . They are 35 games above .500 for the first time since 1977 and have the franchise 's best record through 93 games since 1955 . DAZZLING DEBUT Quintana struck out a season-high 12 over seven sharp innings in his first game for the Chicago Cubs , who finished a three-game sweep at Baltimore with an 8-0 victory Sunday . The defending World Series champions hit 10 homers during the series and climbed over .500 for the first time since June 29 . Are they finally poised to make their move ? WELCOME BACK Cleveland manager Terry Francona returned to the bench , only to see his team get swept in three games at last-place Oakland . Francona missed six games when he underwent a procedure for an irregular heartbeat . He had also been scheduled to manage the American League in Tuesday night 's All-Star Game victory , but had to skip it . The Indians have lost four straight for the first time since 2015 , and their AL Central lead was shaved to 1½ games over Minnesota . Next up , the defending AL champs head across the San Francisco Bay for a three-game series against the struggling Giants . RIVALRY RENEWED Stingy pitching was on display as the AL East-leading Red Sox split a compelling and tiring four-game series with the Yankees . Boston outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. went over the bullpen wall in the triangle at Fenway Park to steal a home run from major league leader Aaron Judge . New York was shut out for the first time all season but also won consecutive games for the first time since a six-game spurt from June 7-12 . Red Sox batters are 3 for 58 with runners in scoring position against the Yankees this season . Meanwhile , it seems nobody has noticed , but the surprising Rays have moved just ahead of New York into second place in the division , three games behind Boston . OUTSIDE THE PARK Rockies leadoff man Charlie Blackmon hustled around the bases for an inside-the-park home run Sunday - even though replays showed his drive actually cleared the fence before caroming back onto the field . Blackmon became the first player with two inside-the-park homers in one season since Colorado 's Brandon Barnes in 2014 . LINE OF THE WEEK Cody Bellinger became the first Dodgers rookie to hit for the cycle Saturday in a 7-1 win over the Marlins . Bellinger singled in the first inning , launched a two-run homer in the third , added an RBI double in the fourth and hit his second career triple on the first pitch of the seventh . `` In this organization there is so much history , '' he said . `` To see my name on some of that is pretty humbling . '' ___ More AP baseball : https : //apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball

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Woman accused of torturing Instagram date on Facebook Live until he was barely breathing for $ 100k ransom A 22-year-old woman has appeared in Manhattan ’ s criminal court on attempted murder charges after she allegedly kidnapped her Instagram date for 24 hours and demanded a $ 100,000 ( £76,500 ) ransom from his family . A spokesperson for the New York Police Department told The Independent on Tuesday that Valerie Rosario was arrested last month after a man was “ assaulted ” at her address in the Bronx . Court documents seen by the New York Post say Ms Rosario , who appeared in court for her arraignment on Thursday , had met her victim on Instagram before they arranged to meet at her apartment on Marble Hill Avenue . Shortly after his 1am arrival at her home , Ms Rosario and her accomplices began to torture him for “ several hours ” by taping his mouth , and they “ placed him in a bathtub , poured flammable substances on him , and burned him with a flame ” , according to the charging document . He was also struck with a knife around his “ legs , back and body , ” and the suspect demanded a $ 100,000 ransom from his family for almost 24 hours , including a video call with his brother demanding payment . Police say they later found the male victim in the back of a van in Queens along with an accomplice , 24-year-old Javier Vargas , who was sitting in the vehicle with a knife , the court documents were reported as saying . The victim was meanwhile found “ barely breathing ” and “ unconscious , wrapped in a blanket with tape covering his mouth ” , District Attorney Andrew Kluger told the court . Police told The Independent that “ the victim received treatment at an area hospital in stable condition ” , and that a third man , 24-year-old Michael Candelario , was also arrested on attempted murder , assault , robbery and kidnaping charges . The Post reported that the court heard that the victim was targeted because they wanted to scam him for money after seeing his Instagram account , where he flashed his wealth . Mr Rosasrio will appear again on Tuesday and her lawyer told the newspaper that she “ denies all the allegations that have been leveled against her ” . She has been held . The Independent has approached the New York District Attorney ’ s office for comment .

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Sarah Palin created a stir in Maryland last week by endorsing virtually unknown gubernatorial candidate Brian Murphy in the Republican primary , and the first person I thought about was neither Bob Ehrlich nor Martin O'Malley . It was Jesse Jackson . It seems like ancient history now , but only two years ago Mr. Jackson was inadvertently caught on tape saying — and I 'll use family-friendly language here — that he wanted to cut off certain reproductive parts of Barack Obama 's anatomy because he believed the then-Democratic presidential nominee was guilty of `` talking down to black folks . '' Although a longtime resident of Chicago whose son represents a congressional district there , Mr. Jackson was never very close to the Obamas . The product of an earlier political generation , the civil-rights-era veteran was more closely connected to Bill and Hillary Clinton . Given that Mr. Obama , then still a U.S. senator , had already reached higher electoral heights than Mr. Jackson ever will , one caught a palpable whiff of professional jealousy in the reverend 's remarks , for which he promptly apologized . Mr. Jackson 's blunder proved to be such a great stroke of luck for Mr. Obama that the future president could n't have planned the episode better himself . The good reverend was and still is a very polarizing figure in American politics . On balance , Mr. Obama 's association with black preachers hurt him more than it helped him in 2008 . But his troubling association with the Rev . Jeremiah Wright was leavened somewhat by the news of Mr. Jackson 's apparent disregard for Mr. Obama . Sometimes politicians are lucky in their enemies . Likewise , Mr. Ehrlich is fortunate that Ms. Palin poked her nose into Maryland 's political tent to endorse Mr. Murphy . In doing so , the ex-governor who last year abandoned her post in Juneau became a useful foil for the former governor who would like this year to recapture his post in Annapolis . In her 88-word endorsement of Mr. Murphy , issued via Facebook , Ms. Palin wrote : `` Brian is a pro-life , pro-Second Amendment commonsense conservative and a firm believer in the free market and the cause for energy independence … Brian will provide Maryland with principled and results oriented leadership . '' Notice the key buzzwords of invidious criticism for Mr. Ehrlich that the former vice presidential nominee crammed into her short statement : pro-life , pro-gun , conservative and , perhaps most damning , principled . The subtext is clear : Mr. Ehrlich is a wishy-washy moderate , a dastardly member of that species known as the RINO — a Republican In Name Only . Mr. Ehrlich said the snub did n't matter , but he knows better and ought to be giddy . Ms. Palin would have done far more harm to his candidacy by endorsing him , and if anything she gave Mr. Ehrlich the opportunity to polish his preferred image as a non-ideological pragmatist . Look at the damage Ms. Palin is doing elsewhere . Her `` mama grizzly '' endorsements of female candidates often backfire . Most notably , her backing of Nevada senate challenger Sharron Angle actually revived Senate majority leader Harry Reid 's once-dismal prospects for re-election . In last week 's Tennessee Republican primaries , another Palin-endorsed female U.S. House candidate went down in flames . You read that right , folks — Tennessee . If Ms. Palin is proving to be a liability ( or at least not an asset ) in parts of Red America , she darn sure was n't going to help Mr. Ehrlich here in one of the bluest sates on the electoral map . Ms. Palin has done Mr. Ehrlich a great favor . Whatever support he may lose from Palin-loving conservatives during September 's primary will be more than compensated by votes he stands to gain in November from Maryland voters who distrust her . With some of the highest negative approval ratings of any national politician , the unavoidable truth is that Sarah Palin is more of a curse than a blessing for most Republicans . She will be neither the next president nor even the 2012 Republican presidential nominee . She 's already a national celebrity and cultural icon . Running and winning is the only way to improve upon that — and yet , ironically , also the only way she might destroy that iconic identity . I predict she wo n't run in 2012 , a choice that liberates her to be meddlesome . My presumption may prove wrong , but her willingness to knock over the furniture by party-crashing in Maryland and other states only makes me more confident about her designs for 2012 . The era of `` Run , Jesse , Run '' has passed , and the chants of `` Run , Sarah , Run '' too shall eventually and blessedly fade into history . But for now , the best response to Mrs. Palin for most Republicans is to run away from her . Thomas F. Schaller teaches political science at UMBC . His column appears regularly . His e-mail is schaller67 @ gmail.com .

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Man arrested after threats to kill Martin County Sheriff William Snyder MARTIN COUNTY — A man accused of making threats in calls to Martin County sheriff ’ s dispatchers , including saying the sheriff needs to be jailed and “ I ’ m coming to murder him , ” was arrested , according to the Sheriff ’ s Office on Tuesday . Thomas Francis Lazzaro , 40 , was jailed Monday in Martin County after officials tracked his phone to near a parking deck at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Broward County , records state . The case began April 9 when dispatchers got a call from a phone number that investigators associated with Lazzaro , listed as homeless , records show . “ I ’ m with the Stuart Police Department and I ’ m Marco Rubio ’ s nephew and you ’ re going to get fired and the sheriff is going to get killed , ” the caller stated . More : Husband and wife in apparent murder-suicide described as happy , loving On April 24 , another call came in from the number . A man identified himself as Joe Lazzaro . He said he was at a meeting with the sheriff at a church , then said the sheriff “ would be in jail soon and that ( inaudible ) was coming for him. ” It was the first of several calls that day . In a later call , the caller said he “ needed William Snyder arrested ” and asked whether his address was public record . William Snyder is the sheriff of Martin County . “ I ’ m gon na kill him , I ’ m coming to murder him , tell him he ’ s dead today , I ’ m coming to murder that ( expletive ) , ” the caller is quoted as saying . Investigators researched the phone number , determining it was associated with Lazzaro . He had been arrested in February by Stuart police and taken to the Martin County Jail . An investigator listened to a March jail phone call made by Lazzaro . More : 'Typical traveling burglars ' charged after deputies shoot at vehicle in Stuart park The inmate voice sounded like the same person in the threatening calls “ based on a distinctive New York style accent , ” records state . During another April 24 call , the caller threatened a drive-by shooting . The caller talked to a lieutenant and a detective posing as the sheriff . The caller identified himself as Lazzaro and said he ’ d called earlier . “ Lazzaro stated he was only looking to obtain records from his arrest and subsequent Baker Act , ” records state . The state ’ s Baker Act allows people to be committed involuntarily to a mental health facility for an evaluation . Lazzaro said he lost his temper and didn ’ t really intend to kill the sheriff . Sheriff ’ s officials worked to track the phone number . It started in the area of Bonita Springs and went through Collier County and into Broward County . It stopped near a parking deck at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino . Investigators found Lazzaro in his silver Ford Escape . More : 'Extremely rare ' home invasion robbery on Jupiter Island being investigated Lazzaro was taken in to custody by authorities there . They initiated a Baker Act “ based on the circumstances of their interaction with him , ” records show . Investigators say Lazzaro also made threats to kill a worker at a mental health facility . After being released from observation at a mental health facility , Lazzaro was arrested and taken to the Broward County jail . He arrived at the Martin County jail Monday . Lazzaro was held Tuesday without bail on a felony charge of threatening a law enforcement officer , a jail official said . More : Married couple identified in murder-suicide in Martin County

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OTTAWA -- The Liberals have done enough to honour their agreement with the NDP , but that does n't mean the federal budget will pass without opposition . “ We still have critiques and criticisms , ” NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said Thursday . “ We 're concerned , deeply concerned , about the approach on the environment. ” He said the government should be spending more on clean energy instead of giving subsidies to fossil fuel companies . The New Democrats held to that position in question period on Friday , with Quebec MP Alexandre Boulerice saying in French that billions in subsidies to oil and gas companies and the approval of the Bay du Nord project in Newfoundland shows the Liberals think they can solve the climate crisis by giving more money to the fossil fuel sector . He called for funding for green jobs , a sentiment echoed by Alberta NDP MP Heather McPherson , who demanded clean-jobs training for her province 's workers and legislation on a just transition to a green economy . Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson responded that there Is significant funding for Alberta and other Prairie Provinces to diversify their economies as well as $ 4 billion to grow the critical-minerals sector . “ We are going to be working actively with the province of Alberta and with industry to ensure that we are moving forward in a manner that will create a clean economy , a prosperous economy and one that will support workers and communities to make this transition , ” he said . Conservatives , for their part , focused on hefty spending promises in the budget that they assert will grow inflation and make it harder for Canadians to enter and remain in the middle class . Finance critic Ed Fast accused the government of tabling a “ tax and spend ” budget . “ Every day we ask this government what it 's doing to make life more affordable for Canadians and every day they tell us how much money they 're spending , ” he said . “ It 's not how much money you spend . It 's about the results you deliver , and by that standard this government has failed. ” Rachel Bendayan , associate minister of finance , replied that her government 's investments were delivering results , pointing to Statistics Canada jobs numbers released Friday that showed the country 's unemployment rate dropped to a low not seen since the late 1970s . Friday is the first of four days of debate on the government motion concerning the budget . The Conservatives will have first crack at amending it , the Bloc Quebecois second . Both parties have indicated they 'll be voting against the Liberals . The leaders of the Green party and Bloc Quebecois have also heaped criticism on the budget 's environmental promises . Amita Kuttner said Thursday the plan to get to net-zero is not enough to meet Canada 's emissions reduction targets and the Greens wanted the budget to centre on climate change in every policy area . Yves-Francois Blanchet , for his part , said he thinks the Liberals intend to be “ the instrument ” of the oil and gas industry . “ The difference between this government and the Conservatives is the Conservatives would admit it , ” Blanchet said Thursday . Three of the four opposition parties are praising the Liberals ' emphasis on housing . Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said the commitment to double the number of homes built annually over the next decade is the “ landmark ambition ” of this budget . The $ 14 billion in new spending on housing also includes a two-year ban on foreign buyers , targeted funding for municipalities to build affordable housing and money to double the first time homebuyers ' tax credit . Kuttner said the Greens were “ very happy to see the promise of 6,000 units ” of co-operative housing . Singh said his party forced the Liberals to reconsider what the government considers to be affordable housing . It 's now calculated at 80 per cent of the average market rate rather than 80 per cent of median income , a definition that “ would have resulted in not-affordable housing. ” Interim Conservative leader Candice Bergen said Thursday the Official Opposition did n't find what it was looking for in the housing plan . “ It is a typical , classic NDP spend-and-tax budget , ” she said at a news conference . The Tories have spent the last several weeks in question period referring to Thursday as the release of Canada 's first NDP budget , demanding to know whether the Liberals would give in to the NDP 's “ extreme demands. ” Bergen said the Liberals have “ lost their way , ” leaning further to the left . “ The Liberals that we knew even 10 years ago ceased to exist. ” The Conservatives were happy to see more than $ 8 billion directed toward the defence budget . They put forward a motion in the House of Commons earlier this week to raise defence spending to two per cent of Canada 's GDP , a significant increase that NATO allies have been calling for . The budget plan will raise spending to 1.5 per cent , according to finance officials . That piece of the plan is n't sitting well with the Liberals ' main dance partner , but it is n't enough to cause the confidence and supply deal to collapse . That means when Parliament resumes sitting after a two-week break , the government can breathe easy knowing it has the numbers to survive any confidence votes on the budget motion . Government House leader Mark Holland said debate will continue on April 25 , 26 and 27 . After that , the budget implementation bill will be up for a debate of its own . This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 8 , 2022 .

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Automakers & Suppliers White House moves to speed vote on North America trade deal The Trump administration took a procedural action aimed at speeding up a vote in Congress on the new North American trade deal , but the move rankled House Speaker Nancy Pelosi , who has sought more time to review the pact . FCA , Renault Proposed Merger Manley sold $ 3.5 million in FCA shares a day after Renault offer In his disclosure , Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley declared selling 250,000 shares at an average price of $ 13.85 for a total value of $ 3.5 million . Technology Jaguar Land Rover reveals temperature-changing steering wheel JLR 's prototype steering wheel would heat and cool to indicate turns , lane changes and upcoming intersections . FCA , Renault Proposed Merger Nissan 's tech could provide leverage in Renault-FCA deal Nissan 's technology , particularly in electrification and emissions reduction , could give it some sway in the $ 35 billion potential tie-up between Renault and FCA , even as its stake in the newly formed company would be diluted . Manufacturing GM investing $ 24M to increase pickup production The investment will include enhancements to the Fort Wayne plant 's conveyors and other tooling to support the increased production . Work is expected to be completed this summer . Cars & Concepts Audi takes aim at Mercedes-Maybach with ultraluxury A8 Audi plans to launch a new derivative of the flagship A8 sedan that may become a rival to the Mercedes-Maybach S class . 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