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The company launched a program Thursday that aims to teach more than 10 million students a year how to code. Amazon said it will pay for summer camps, teacher training and other initiatives to benefit kids and young adults from low-income families who might not have learned to code otherwise. It hopes the programs spur more black, Hispanic and female students to study computer science. 388

The driver climbed up the embankment and reportedly called a tow truck to help him. The tow truck company then called 911.10News learned the driver was being evaluated for DUI. 176

The animals were factors in around 10,734 wrecks, a 10-year high for the state.Alan Heriford, who owns JoCo Auto Repair, said he is familiar with just how much damage deer can do to a vehicle. His wife's van is currently in his shop after its second collision with one."For whatever reason this one, it's a deer magnet," Heriford said.Hearing how much the repairs cost is enough to make anyone freeze up like a deer in headlights."I would guess somewhere between ,000 to ,000 worth of damage to it," Heriford said. "And the deer walked away."But what if there was a way to keep the deer off the road in the first place? A simple, inexpensive device that promises to reduce accidents?They're called deer whistles and can be purchased for less than 755

The big story that the Fake News Media refuses to report is lowlife Christopher Steele's many meetings with Deputy A.G. Bruce Ohr and his beautiful wife, Nelly. It was Fusion GPS that hired Steele to write the phony & discredited Dossier, paid for by Crooked Hillary & the DNC...., Trump wrote on Saturday.The President followed up with a second tweet, saying, "....Do you believe Nelly worked for Fusion and her husband STILL WORKS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF "JUSTICE." I have never seen anything so Rigged in my life. Our A.G. is scared stiff and Missing in Action. It is all starting to be revealed - not pretty. IG Report soon? Witch Hunt!"The Department of Justice declined to comment on the President's tweets.Bruce and Nellie Ohr are mentioned in a controversial and disputed memo from House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, a California Republican and top Trump ally in Congress, that alleged FBI surveillance authority abuse.The Nunes memo, released in February, argues that information from Bruce Ohr, including that his wife was employed by Fusion GPS, should have been disclosed to the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.A Democratic House Intelligence Committee rebuttal memo from Rep. Adam Schiff, the panel's top Democrat, argues, however, that Ohr's role was mischaracterized in the Nunes memo and his interactions with Steele were overstated."The Majority describes Bruce Ohr as a senior DOJ of?cial who 'worked closely with the Deputy Attorneys General, (Obama appointee Sally) Yates and later (Trump appointee Rod) Rosenstein,' in order to imply that Ohr was somehow involved in the FlSA process, but there is no indication this is the case," the Schiff memo states.Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group, announced Thursday that it is suing the Justice Department to obtain internal communications related to the Ohrs, Steele and Fusion GPS.Trump's attacks on his attorney general have been a common refrain of his presidency, and he has repeatedly criticized Sessions for recusing himself from oversight of the Russia investigation.Earlier this month, Trump called on Sessions to shut down special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump's Twitter post came as his lawyers continued to negotiate with the special counsel about the parameters of a potential presidential interview in that probe and raised fresh questions about whether the President was attempting to obstruct justice.Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani later tried to downplay the President's tweet as merely expressing an opinion, not giving an order."The President was expressing his opinion on his favorite medium, Twitter, for asserting his first amendment rights," Giuliani told CNN's Dana Bash at the time. 2776

The amount of information or influx of information that people are getting also contributes, Estemalik said. "So imagine you're sitting at home or you're working from home. You have a lot of screen time if you're working on a computer, for instance, so you're constantly navigating through news, blogs, social media and tons of information are coming." 352

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