Dog found 2,000 miles from home made it back before the holidays
They say there's no place like home for the holidays — and a dog named Zeus had quite the journey back.
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They say there's no place like home for the holidays — and a dog named Zeus had quite the journey back.
A revision to the original settlement will remove a provision that requires Governor Gavin Newsom to approve the deal as a key piece for PG&E to emerge from bankruptcy.
He was admitted to a hospital last Thursday. Convicted of conspiracy charges earlier this year, Manafort has been serving a seven-year sentence in Pennsylvania.
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The debate will last six hours, and there will be no amendments.
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