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Comedian Teddy Ray, from 'PAUSE with Sam Jay,' dies at 32

Comedian Teddy Ray, from 'PAUSE with Sam Jay,' dies at 32

Comedian Teddy Ray, from 'PAUSE with Sam Jay,' dies at 32

Ray was a stand-up comedian who appeared on the HBO Max series “PAUSE with Sam Jay” and other programs.

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Service resumes after person struck by train in Bridgeport: MTA

Around 9:15 a.m., the New Haven Line train traveling west struck a person on the tracks, according to the MTA.
R Kelly accuser to give key testimony on trial-fixing charge

Even just one or two convictions in Chicago could add decades to Kelly's New York sentence, which he is appealing.
Arrest made after car chase during shooting that killed 1, injured 2: Bridgeport police

Bridgeport police responded to reports of multiple people struck by gunfire in the area of Barnum Avenue and Knowlton Street just before 2 a.m. Saturday.

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Human remains found in Waterbury

A human skull and bones were found on Judd Street in Waterbury on Friday.
Car crashes into wall, killing 1 and seriously injuring another: Waterbury police

Officers found a car that struck a wall in a private parking lot on East Main Street.

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No, Obama did not keep 30 million pages of his administration’s records

The National Archives debunked former President Trump’s claim that former President Obama kept more than 30 million pages of documents, “much of them classified."
Yes, there was 0% inflation in July 2022, but inflation is still at 8.5% annually

The Consumer Price Index, the most widely used measure of inflation, was unchanged in July, as President Biden claimed. But annual inflation remains high.