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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas narrowly avoided impeachment Tuesday, as the vote to oust him failed by a vote of 216-214. It had been 215-215, but a Utah congressman switched his vote from “yes” to “no” in the last moments before voting closed. Rep. Blake Moore, who was recently elected as vice chair of the House Republican Conference, switched his vote to join three other Republicans who voted no on the impeachment articles — Reps. Mike Gallagher,… Source link

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas fought through 128 pitches Tuesday, and was one strike away from throwing the second solo no-hitter of the MLB season. Yet on what would have been the last pitch of the night, Pittsburgh Pirates rightfielder Cal Mitchell spoiled the moment. Mitchell, with two outs and a pair of strikes, hit a deep shot to centerfield that bounced once before hopping the fence at Busch Stadium. That ground-rule double killed the no-hitter at the last possible moment. The… Source link

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Google’s Martin Splitt offers last minute guidance to SEOs who are working hard to get ready for the Page Experience update. During a live appearance on the Search Engine Journal Show, Founder Loren Baker asks Splitt what he would say to anyone worried their site wont be optimized in time for the mid-June rollout. Splitt says there’s no reason to panic because the ranking boost provided by the Page Experience update is something Google refers to as a tiebreaker. It’s a lightweight ranking… Source link

President Trump had speculated about potential voter fraud for weeks, even months, in the lead up to Election Day, prompting many observers to assume he might try to challenge some results if they didn’t play in his favor. As it turned out, his campaign has launched lawsuits seeking to halt vote counting in crucial battlegrounds including Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. But the plan, seemingly long in the making, apparently really only came together on Wednesday, The New York Times… Source link