Month: November 2022
COP27 Talks Weigh Who Should Pay for Climate Damage to Poor Countries
Catastrophic floods and record heat waves bring fresh attention to the issue of financing for irreparable harm that scientists link to climate change.
Read More‘Yeehaw, bae,’ official Scrabble dictionary adds 500 new words
500 new words and variations were added to the the seventh edition of “The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary” this month.
Read MoreWhy the ongoing bird flu outbreak is driving up poultry costs ahead of Thanksgiving
As of early November, the outbreak had led to the culling of over 50 million birds from Maine to Oregon.
Read MoreHow Western Leaders Can Keep Up Public Support for Ukraine
This has been an unseasonably warm autumn. In parts of North America and across Europe, temperatures have yet to drop to their traditional pre-winter lows, sparing people from having to turn on their heating at a time when soaring energy
Read MoreRising food costs eating up Thanksgiving dinner funds
Americans are bracing for a costly Thanksgiving this year, with double-digit percent increases in the price of turkey, potatoes, stuffing, canned pumpkin and other staples.
Read MoreWorld Leaders Condemn Putin’s War, Nuclear Threats Amid Pressure Campaign Against Russia
The U.S. and other world leaders issued a joint declaration Wednesday condemning Russia’s war in Ukraine and denouncing threats of using nuclear weapons, an intimidation tactic that’s become commonplace for Russian President Vladimir Putin since launching his invasion nine months
Read MorePompeo dings Trump: GOP needs leader who doesn’t claim ‘victimhood’ – The Hill
Pompeo dings Trump: GOP needs leader who doesn’t claim ‘victimhood’ The Hill Watch Donald Trump announce his 2024 candidacy CNN Editorial: Trump doesn’t want your vote in 2024. Just your obedience while he trashes the U.S. again Los Angeles Times Trump speech rubbed
Read MoreStatement by National Security Council Spokesperson Adrienne Watson – The White House
Statement by National Security Council Spokesperson Adrienne Watson The White House White House says Russia ‘ultimately responsible’ for Poland missile blast The Hill White House: Ukrainian Missile Landed in Poland, Russia Ultimately at Fault The Epoch Times White House: Russia ‘Ultimately Responsible’ for
Read MoreSingle COVID case prompts China to lock down Peking University
Chinese authorities locked down a major university in Beijing on Wednesday after finding one COVID-19 case as they stick to a “zero-COVID” approach despite growing public discontent.
Read MoreThe 51 most outlandish lines from Donald Trump’s announcement speech – CNN
The 51 most outlandish lines from Donald Trump’s announcement speech CNN Trump’s speech was full of exaggerated and false talking points The Guardian US Donald Trump Said Something Kind of Interesting – Mother Jones Mother Jones Does anyone besides Donald Trump actually want
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