The 5 things you should know this October 28: What happened to paid family leave?

A judge orders the euthanasia of a Colombian woman after it was canceled. Assistant director of “Rust” acknowledges that he did not completely review the gun with which Alec Baldwin fired before handing it over to him. The departure of Ronald Koeman from FC Barcelona. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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Paid family leave would be outside the economic package

President Joe Biden was pushing for the creation of a national rule on paid sick and family leave. But one obstacle will keep him out of the Democrats’ economic package: Senator Joe Manchin.

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A judge orders Colombian woman to be euthanized after it was canceled

A judge from Medellín ordered the Colombian Institute of Pain (Incodol) euthanize Martha Sepúlveda, a procedure that had been canceled – after being initially authorized for October 10 – days after a television report on the case.

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“Rust” assistant recognizes error when checking Alec Baldwin’s weapon

The assistant director of “Rust” who gave Alec Baldwin the gun with which the actor fired acknowledged to investigators in the case that he did not check all the cartridges loaded in the weapon before the shot that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins , a detective wrote in an affidavit for a search warrant made public Wednesday.

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The opposition in Nicaragua calls not to vote with a music video under the slogan “let’s stay at home”

Sectors opposed to the Government of President Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua called on Nicaraguans not to participate in the November elections. The campaign has a music video under the slogan “Let’s stay at home because our right to choose has been hijacked”, in which participants wear masks with the faces of some of the victims of the protests against the government.

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Barcelona fires Ronald Koeman

A run of poor results, the crisis of a rebuilding team and the blow from “Tigre” Falcao García consummated the departure of Barcelona’s technical director Ronald Koeman, as confirmed by the club in an official statement.

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At coffee time

The US State Department issues the first passport indicating gender “X”

The US Department of State issued the first passport with an “X” gender marker, months after announcing that it would update its procedures to allow applicants to self-select their sex marker and that it “will no longer require medical certification. “.

“Squid Game” creator responds to criticism from LeBron James

We can count LeBron James among those who entered the fashion of “The Squid Game.” The basketball icon, however, did not like the end of the series, and made it known in a video posted on Twitter. The creator of the series was asked about it and so he responded.

Get to know farro and other whole grain “superfoods”

Quinoa has reached a level of superfood not seen since the great conquest of kale or kale in the 1980s. Nevertheless, It is not the only whole grain cereal that is worth bringing to the table.

What is the shiba inu and where does its popularity come from?

A 30% increase in the last 24 hours, 100% in the last seven days and 60,000,000% accumulated so far this year. This has been the viral advance of shiba inu, the cryptocurrency that has achieved enormous popularity in the markets.

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The number of the day

US $ 5 million

This is the amount of a lawsuit against Kellogg’s alleging that Pop-Tarts don’t have enough strawberries and their marketing is “misleading.”

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Quote of the day

“The idiot of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil. You idiot! Clown. Yesterday he said a typical stupidity of someone on the right discredited, not loved by his people.”

Nicolás Maduro called Jair Bolsonaro “an idiot for his comments on vaccines and AIDS.”

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Day selection

Best Retro Gadgets on Sale: Instax Mini, Keyboards, Consoles, and More

From video game consoles, watches and cameras on offer that will make you happy to anyone who loves retro.

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And to finish…

Godzilla in space? Check out these images of nebulae transformed into different shapes

NASA’s Spitzer Telescope has captured several photographs for scientific observation purposes, but astronomers have been unable to avoid a human instinct called pareidolia, which causes familiar shapes to be perceived in ambiguous images. Here we present you a series of photos of nebulae that, under this visual effect, turn into Godzilla, a pumpkin and even a human brain.