This month, the Cambodian government reported that two people there died of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or H5N1 bird flu, after being exposed to infected poultry. For people, the risk of getting infected is low, but outbreaks in animals have been rising worldwide, wiping out chicken flocks and wild bird populations. The virus is devastating
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Unless you can find the Pixel 6 series for $300 or less, you’re better off buying one of the newer phones we recommend above. Any older Pixel is not worth buying anymore. (The Pixel 5’s support window just ended.) You can still find some of them at various retailers, but unless they’re practically free, stick
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Five months ago, software engineer Shikhar Sachdev adopted a peculiar hobby. While his friends met for drinks or played FIFA 23 to unwind after work, he would come home, boot up his laptop, and spend hours filling out job applications, for sport.Sachdev is content with his job at a San Francisco fintech company, but he
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Training aids effort to ‘decriminalize mental health’ for veterans October 17, 2023 07:58 AM (The Center Square) – A safety net for North Carolina veterans struggling with the aftermath of war received a significant boost in the recently adopted budget that will expand services and programs throughout the state. The Veterans Justice Initiative will receive
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October 17, 2023 7:54 AM ET Many in South Florida’s Jewish community have reportedly started to arm themselves and seek firearm training in response to Hamas’ recent invasion of Israeli towns. Gun shop owners and shooting ranges across South Florida have witnessed a significant increase in gun and ammunition sales since Hamas terrorists killed hundreds
Group disputes truck driver shortage claim October 17, 2023 07:54 AM (The Center Square) — While Georgia state lawmakers are looking for solutions to what they say is a commercial truck driver shortage, an industry trade group says the concern is with turnover, not shortages. The head of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association tells The
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House Committee: Biden administration policies empower cartels, undermine national security October 17, 2023 07:48 AM (The Center Square) – Republican members of the U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security say they are continuing to produce evidence to support their claim that Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is derelict in his duty and should be removed
Former BBC Chief Political Correspondent Defends Network for Refusing to Call Hamas Killers ‘Terrorists’ (Video) by Margaret Flavin Oct. 17, 2023 6:45 am Former BBC Chief Political Correspondent John Sergeant and Gary Mond, National Jewish Assembly Chairman Former BBC Chief Political Correspondent John Sergeant appeared on GB News, to defend the BBC’s disgusting decision to
Chicago Public Schools seek taxpayer funds to renovate nearly empty schools October 17, 2023 07:41 AM (The Center Square) – A report shows that Chicago Public Schools are seeking about $14 billion to renovate their schools. With one-third of the schools less than half full, alternatives are being suggested. The Chicago Public School system has
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Biden looks content to let GOP and Trump hog the headlines October 17, 2023 07:00 AM President Joe Biden isn’t dominating the headlines, and he may like it that way. Biden is in the midst of a multistate tour to talk “Bidenomics,” union jobs, and infrastructure, with a date last Friday in Philadelphia and one
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