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... our people and their right to a safe and prosperous future.” Armando Rodriguez Batista, Cuba's environment and science minister, noted his country was flooded by Melissa. “Tomorrow it will be too late to do what we had to do a long time ago," he said. Speakers lament slow progress
... Trump is expected to address the issue at a conference on Monday night. In addition, there's the inescapable fact that the president is a lame duck who is constitutionally prohibited from running again, despite his interest in remaining in office. Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican who has frequently ...
... really elected on last year, as with the midterms now less than a year away and Trump desperately trying to not be perceived as a lame duck and trying to keep Republicans in power so he doesn't have to face a Democratic majority in the House, let's say ...
... Americans are safe and public safety threats are removed,” Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement. Local officials, including Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles criticized such actions, saying in a statement they “are causing unnecessary fear and uncertainty.” “We want people in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County to know ...
... Florida, spent three decades battling lupus, including scary hospitalizations when it attacked her spinal cord. But she qualified for CAR-T when she also developed lymphoma — and while a serious side effect delayed her recovery, next month will mark two years without a sign of either cancer or lupus. “I ...
... be traced back for more than 200 years. Frank Holt, an emeritus professor at the University of Houston who has studied the history of coins, laments the loss. “We put mottos on them and self-identifiers, and we decide — in the case of the United States — which dead persons are ...
... use the shutdown to force Republicans to address soon-to-skyrocket health care costs. "I don't have any patience for the Democrats and their lame excuses," she said, arguing that people who are scared about SNAP benefits expiring and struggling to put food on the table are a more ...
... Malba) where it remains on exhibit. Medina, the art historian, regretted that the “crazy-priced” purchases have reduced art to a mere economic value. He lamented that when funds purchase art as mere investments — like buying shares in a public company — the works are often relegated to tax-free zones ...
... of Medicine, suggests that the radiation exposure from imaging could pose a risk. It estimates that about 10 percent of blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma, in the study group, may have been attributable to radiation exposure from medical imaging. Dr. Rebecca Smith-Bindman is the lead author of the ...
... think the president knows — and he and I have talked about — the constrictions of the Constitution, as much as so many of the American people lament that," Johnson, R-La., told reporters at the Capitol. The United States has “three extraordinary years ahead” of the Trump administration, Johnson said. But ...
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