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The judo class that put a seven-year-old in a coma

The judo class that put a seven-year-old in a coma © Getty Images Judo if done well should not lead to injuries (file pic) The case of a boy who is fighting for his life after being slammed to the floor 27 times during judo practice by his coach and classmate has shocked Taiwan - but it has also highlighted what critics say is a culture of turning a blind eye to abuse against children. Wei Wei is a typical seven-year-old boy living in Taiwan. He s a fan of Super Mario, likes sports and once won third place in a track race.

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California condors swoop on home and declare war

California condors swoop on home and declare war © David McNew/Getty Images There are believed to be fewer than 500 California condors in the US (file photo) A flock of endangered California condors has laid claim to a home in the US state, declaring war with the property owner, the family says. At least 15 of the birds reportedly descended on Cinda Mickols house in the city of Tehachapi at the weekend. They still haven t left, her daughter Seana Quintero tweeted, adding that they had absolutely trashed her deck . There are believed to be fewer than 500 such condors in the US, and only about 160 have been recorded in California.

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All the Free Goodies You Can Get Right Now With Your COVID Vaccine

All the Free Goodies You Can Get Right Now With Your COVID Vaccine Lisa Milbrand © Provided by Real Simple Getty Images If you ve been holding out on getting the COVID vaccine, now may be your moment. As more than half of the people eligible have gotten at least one shot, and the number of people getting a shot each day has dropped, states and businesses have started offering some pretty attractive rewards to help encourage people to roll up their sleeves and help stop COVID in its tracks. Free Money Cold hard cash can be a pretty big enticement and you may be able to score some. Many companies are offering paid time off or a cash bonus (up to $500) for their employees who get the COVID vaccine. If you re a state employee in Maryland, you re entitled to $100 for getting the shot. And in West Virginia, the governor is planning to offer $100 savings bonds to anyone who gets the vaccine.

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France campaign aims to end selfies on rail tracks

France campaign aims to end selfies on rail tracks © Frédéric Soltan/Getty Images There were about 10,000 railway trespassing incidents recorded across France last year, the SNCF said France s national rail operator is warning people not to take selfies on tracks as reported incidents rise during the coronavirus pandemic. The SNCF railway company said people were trespassing and taking dangerous risks to capture images at a time of reduced rail services and surveillance. This week the operator began publishing a series of video messages it said would continue to run until next month. Along with France, the UK has also seen a recent a rise in such incidents.

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There were two more assaults on Asians Americans in New York and the NYPD hate crimes unit is investigating

The NYPD hate crimes unit is investigating after two more assaults on Asian Americans CNN 2 hrs ago By Mirna Alsharif, Alec Snyder and Hollie Silverman, CNN © Drew Angerer/Getty Images There has been an uptick in anti-Asian hate crimes in New York, according to the NYPD. The New York Police Department Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating two attacks on Asian Americans that occurred over the weekend, an NYPD spokesperson told CNN on Monday. A woman in her 50 s and a teen were assaulted on the same day, the NYPD said.. The latest attacks come as the city has seen an uptick in bias crimes against Asians this year, with 42 incidents reported in the first four months of 2021, according to the NYPD Hate Crimes Dashboard.

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