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Feb 03 2023
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Hunter Biden Lawyers Concede the Data Are His; Question ‘Laptop’ Story
Lawyers for Hunter Biden, the controversial son of President Joe Biden, appear to have admitted that some of the data associated with the story of his infamous laptop are, in fact, his.
However, they stop short of admitting the laptop is his, suggesting instead that his data were stolen and that additional material may have been added.
The attorneys, from the Winston & Strawn
Breitbart News
Feb 08 2023
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What the end of the COVID-19 emergency means for free vaccines, health data and more
The Biden administration is planning to end the COVID-19 emergency declarations on May 11, and expects to run out of government-bought vaccines and treatments as soon as this summer and fall.
Those moves could spell the end for a wide range of efforts launched by health authorities over the past few years to curb the virus, although Congress and the federal government have moved to
CBS News (Online)
Jan 16 2023
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Data: Egg prices have nearly quadrupled since 2019
Eggs are still making headlines as people crack on about the rising cost of the grocery store staple. Egg prices are averaging around $4 a dozen in the Southern U.S. after a sharp increase in 2022 that followed steady increases in years past. In fact, the cost of one dozen eggs has nearly quadrupled since the summer of 2019, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index
KSAT
Feb 09 2023
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COVID exodus: Where did 1 million public school students go? New data sheds some light.
Until now, it was one of the pandemic’s great mysteries: Where did the missing students go?
When classes resumed in fall 2020, several months after COVID struck, enrollment in the nation’s public schools had plummeted by more than a million students. It was the largest single-year decline since World War II. And defying hopes of a rapid rebound, enrollment barely budged the following
Chalkbeat
Dec 31 2022
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Asia markets- China economic data, Covid, inflation
SINGAPORE — Shares in the Asia-Pacific closed mixed on Monday, after China reported disappointing economic numbers as a result of Covid restrictions. Mainland Chinese stocks were lower, with the Shanghai Composite down 0.34% at 3,073.75 and the Shenzhen Component fell 0.6% to 11,093.37. China's economic data for April missed expectations, hurt by strict Covid limits in parts of the country.
CNBC
Jan 09 2023
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Danbury Hospital Scores $50K Grant To Improve Data Collection
The grant is among 24 awarded by the CHF in the fourth quarter of 2022, totaling nearly $1.17 million. The gifts are meant to enable the grantees to conduct community listening sessions, establish patient advisory boards, and undertake other activities designed to improve how they collect and analyze data on patients’ race, ethnicity, and preferred language ("REL" data). A state law passed in
Patch.com
Feb 09 2023
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Governor of Querétaro visits Microsoft Mexico offices to learn about the progress of the Data Center Region in the entity - The Queretaro Post
The visit, led by Microsoft executives, allowed the governor to learn more about how the Data Center Region can empower Querétaro to become the country’s digital hub and trigger new development opportunities. Mexico City – The governor, Mauricio Kuri González, visited the Microsoft headquarters in Mexico to talk with Rodrigo Kede, president for Latin America and Corporate Vice President at
Mexico Daily Post
Jan 04 2023
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U.S. stocks rise in uncertain trading after strong job data
Stocks are broadly higher on Wall Street in afternoon trading Wednesday after another strong signal on the job market. The government reported that the number of job openings in November was higher than expected. While that could maintain pressure on the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates high to fight inflation, the resilience in the labor market also bolsters hopes on Wall Street that
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Jan 12 2023
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Nearly 2,700 People Died Of Overdoses In NYC During 2021: New Data
City health officials released the grim tally Thursday, just days after advocates sharply criticized the slow release of the life-or-death data from the past two years. The figures don't include any data from 2022, but show that overdoses the year before continued a tragic upward trend. Overdose deaths in 2021 were 78 percent higher than just two year prior, the data shows. Health Commissioner
Patch.com
Dec 29 2022
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Europe Taps Tech’s Power-Hungry Data Centers to Heat Homes
With an energy crisis hitting Europe, governments are exploring ways to recycle electricity used on social-media scrolling, conference calls and video streaming to help heat homes and offices.
Electricity-hungry data centers are seeing huge growth in usage, leading to pressure from European officials to funnel the excess heat generated by their computer chips into municipal heating
Wall Street Journal (News)