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Net-zero carbon target may inflate UK debt by less than pandemic -OBR
By William Schomberg LONDON (Reuters) -The impact on Britain's public debt mountain caused by moves to meet the 2050 net carbon zero target will be huge but could be less severe than that of the
Golf-Nordqvist charges to top of women’s Open leaderboard
(Reuters) - Sweden's Anna Nordqvist roared to the top of the women's British Open leaderboard with a faultless seven-under-par 65 at a murky and damp Carnoustie on Saturday.
Former Virginia Governor McAuliffe wins Democratic primary in closely watched governor’s race
June 9, 2021 By Gabriella Borter WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe easily won the Democratic nomination on Tuesday for the state’s gubernatorial election,...
Marilyn Manson's attorney argues videographer consented to being exposed to bodily fluids
A videographer accusing Marilyn Manson of spitting and wiping snot on her during a concert consented to being exposed to the singer's bodily fluids, an attorney argued at a recent court hearing.
Florida's DeSantis dubs Biden admin the 'Brandon administration'
Cheers and chants of "Let’s go, Brandon" erupted after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis made a joke while speaking at an election integrity press conference in Palm Beach Wednesday morning.
Car-centric Austin is building transit. Will anyone ride it?
By Tina Bellon AUSTIN (Reuters) - In 2019, Diane Guerra and her husband moved out of their two-bedroom apartment in trendy East Austin to buy a house in one of the city's booming northern suburbs.
Dr. Nicole Saphier: Reaching immunity from coronavirus – here are things to watch as country moves forward
As infections, hospitalizations and deaths decline across the country, people are clamoring to return to a life that resembles a modicum of normalcy, more specifically, pre-COVID normality.
Israel summons Polish envoy over Holocaust property bill
By Maayan Lubell JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel summoned Poland's ambassador on Sunday to express its "deep disappointment" over a Polish bill that critics say will make it harder for Jews to recover
Conservative school official doubled down on her cries of racism. It's a display of arrogance and prejudice
Esther Valdes Clayton, a conservative and trustee of the Coronado Unified School District Board, stood by her claims of racism, even after contradictory information came to light.
NBC reporter admits White House used COVID to limit press access, avoid tough questions for Biden
A reporter for NBC News appeared to acknowledge this week that the Biden administration has used coronavirus restrictions to limit the White House press corps' access to the president and avoid "potentially difficult or uncomfortable" questions.
Common cold antibodies won’t prevent coronavirus infection, study finds
Since the start of the pandemic, experts have pondered if past exposure to the common cold, many of which are caused by seasonal coronaviruses, could offer some protection against the novel coronavirus that was identified more than a year ago.
Conservatives, pro-Israel groups express opposition to Biden admin’s Palestine aid
The United States plans to restore over $200 million in aid to Palestinians, after large funding cuts made under the... View Article
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Experts warn of mental health 'epidemic' for kids amid delta variant fears
COVID-19's devastating emotional and psychological toll on children is ongoing. Experts warn of a mental health "epidemic" among children as emergency rooms see an uptick in anxiety and depression cases.
Apple says Japan Fair Trade Commission closes App Store investigation
(Reuters) - Apple Inc said https://apple.co/3kITzks late on Wednesday that an update was coming to the App Store, which closed an investigation by the Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC).
South Carolina shooting: Search warrants offer clues about ex-NFL player Phillip Adams' mental state
Search warrants from a South Carolina shooting that left five people dead earlier this month revealed new details about the mental state of former NFL player Philip Adams, who was identified as the suspect after being found dead in his home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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