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May 21 2024
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New Jersey pharmacist says evacuating Gaza was heartbreaking
A New Jersey pharmacist who was trapped in Gaza for four days after her medical mission there was slated to end has returned home safely. Ghada Abukuwaik of Totowa spoke with Gothamist from John F. Kennedy Airport on Monday afternoon as she arrived back in the U.S. for the first time since leaving on May 1. She was part of a group of American and other medical workers who were stationed at the
GothamistApr 23 2024
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Elections kick off in India, world's largest democracy
The greatest exercise of democracy in the history of mankind — by the numbers, at least — kicked off Friday as almost 1 billion people began casting votes for the next leader and government of India.
In 2023, India overtook China as the world’s most populous country, with 1.4 billion citizens. Up for grabs in its elections are 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, which translates to “House of
Washington TimesMay 30 2024
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Italy scales back plans to sell stake in Poste
ROME, May 30 (Reuters) - Italy will retain 51% of Poste Italiane (PST.MI) , the Treasury told unions on Thursday, scaling back a previous plan to cut the state's stake in the postal service to as low as 35% from 64% currently. The move highlights the government's difficulties in respecting its pledge to use asset sales to rein in Italy's massive public debt. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni
ReutersMay 15 2024
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Sexual abuse by coaches, teachers at Rosemead High School alleged in lawsuit by former students
Three former Rosemead High Schools students are suing the El Monte Union High School District for negligence after they allege they were sexually assaulted, abused and harassed by coaches and teachers. The alleged sexual abuse of three Rosemead High School students between their freshmen and senior years by a trio of coaches and teachers is at the heart of a negligence lawsuit filed against
Los Angeles TimesMar 24 2024
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Cruise lines eye green investment
Europe's cruise lines are arguing that some of the cash from emissions reduction programs should be plowed back into infrastructure investments, as the industry prepares to electrify ports and ships. With cruise operators set to start contributing to the European Union's emissions trading program, the global Cruise Lines International Association, or CLIA, wants "countries to be able to
Arkansas Democrat-GazetteOct 21 2020
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‘Nobody Should Be Thrown Out’: Pope Francis Endorses Same-Sex Civil Union Laws
Pope Francis came out in support of civil union laws for same-sex couples, according to a new documentary that premiered Wednesday in Rome.
“Homosexuals have a right to be a part of the family,” Francis said in “Francesco,” a new film about his life and papacy, according to Catholic News Agency. “They’re children of God and have a right to a family. Nobody should be thrown out, or be
The Daily WireMay 08 2024
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Culinary members set to strike for better conditions at Las Vegas hotel on Friday
Hundreds of Las Vegas hospitality workers are scheduled to participate in the Culinary Union's first official strike in more than two decades, as the organization continues to negotiate with Virgin Hotels Las Vegas for a new five-year contract. The strike will kick off with a complete work stoppage and 24-hour picket lines Friday at 5 a.m., and lasting until Sunday at 4:59 a.m., the union
Las Vegas SunMay 23 2024
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Cleveland Museum of Art puts ‘Monet in Focus’ with exhibit
That’s why less than a decade after presenting the large-scale exhibit “Monet to Matisse” the Cleveland Museum of Art has put a renewed focus Claude Monet. “Monet in Focus” is running through Aug. 11 in CMA’s Julia and Larry Pollock Focus Gallery. “Many people find them beautiful — and very approachable,” said Cleveland Museum of Art Paul J. and Edith Ingalls Vignos Jr. Curator of Modern
The News-HeraldOct 05 2014
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Nurses Union Contradicts CDC Director's Claim That Hospitals Are Well Prepared for Ebola
President Obama and the Centers for Disease Control are being quite careful to tell America that our hospitals are fully prepared for any possible outbreak of Ebola. But members of a nurses union disagree. They say US hospitals aren't prepared at all. On September 30, the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Dr. Thomas Frieden, assured the country that US
Breitbart NewsFeb 19 2015
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Scott Walker Stands By His Evolution Remarks, Says Union Protests Will 'Backfire'
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) sought to clarify his stance on evolution Tuesday following a dust-up last week over his refusal to discuss the issue.
During an appearance on Fox News, Walker told host Megyn Kelly that he did not regret his decision to punt when a reporter asked if he believed in evolution. Walker was in London at the time and said his visit was to promote trade, "not
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