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A teacher infected with rabies died after she was bitten by a bat in her classroom in California. Fresno County, which declined to identify the victim, confirmed that one of …
A former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, expressed concern this Friday about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s plans for the Department of Health and Human Services …
An Arizona produce company is recalling its fresh, whole cucumbers of all sizes in 26 states and parts of Canada because they could be contaminated with salmonella, the company said. …
California health authorities warned this Wednesday about a second batch of unpasteurized milk in which the bird flu virus was detected. The contaminated raw milk sample was from Raw Farm …
Copy the current link After moving from the USA to England, Ellen DeGenres and Portia de Rossi are said to be facing the next challenge. Will their dream of England …
Copy the current link The infinite expanses of space still have to wait: the goal of large spacefaring nations remains the moon for now. Private companies are becoming increasingly involved. …
Copy the current link So now: Shortly before the sentence against Hunter Biden is announced, Joe Biden pardons his son. The US President ruled this out as recently as the …
Copy the current link The US President wants to protect his son Hunter Biden, including from Donald Trump. This is humanly understandable, but in doing so he is damaging the …
In Mexico we have our own waves. Yesterday the Supreme Court announced that it will join the national strike of the Judiciary to try to stop changes to the Constitution. …
The Venezuelan government announced on Monday, September 2, that it will not take legal action to “repair” the damage caused by the United States authorities, after the confiscation of the …
Following the release of Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, founder of Los Zetas and former leader of the Gulf Cartel, the government of The United States plans to hand him over to …
In JMW Turner’s ‘The Fighting Temeraire’, we see a majestic warship that once ruled the seas, now reduced to being towed towards its final destination: the scrapyard. The image is …
By Frances Colon, Principal Researcher in International Climate Policies at the Center for American Progress Action Fund. The widespread devastation left behind by Hurricane Helene is a stark reminder of …
London.- A team of scientists has estimated that the impact of a tropical cyclone in the United States can cause a marked increase in mortality in the long term, leading …
Washington.- The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded this Thursday $20 billion in subsidies to promote the development of “green” energy projects throughout the country. The money will …
Washington.- The United States has revealed new, stricter emissions standards, which vehicles sold in the country will have to meet between the end of 2026 and mid-2031 and which will …
“Miami-Dade has grown by leaps and bounds, especially in the last 25 years. “It has been a fantastic development and welcomed by residents and visitors alike,” said Director Copeland. With …
Tourism in Cuba turns off with the record drop in income of almost 62% in the last five years, revealed Cuba 21st Century in a new published dossier. The ideas …
MIAMI.- Florida set a new record as a US tourist destination by receiving 34.6 million tourists in the third quarter, 1.8% more than the same period last year, according to …
MIAMI.- The board of directors of NYC Tourism + Conventions announced that Julie Coker will be the new president and executive director of the organization. The expert will take office …