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Thanksgiving week will feature some rain, a little snow and a whole lot of cold Fast-moving bursts of rain and snow could cause minor delays for holiday travelers, but the gusty winds and bitterly cold temperatures will impact the most people. Indigenous chefs share their favorite fall recipes and their

5 dead, more than 40 injured after SUV slams into Wisconsin Christmas parade Investigators are looking into whether the driver was fleeing an earlier incident involving a knife fight. Video shows moment SUV plows into crowd at Wisconsin paradeA Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin, turned into a scene of deadly

Desperate for cash, Afghan families are selling young daughters into marriage “He will just take her hand and take her away from me,” one father said of his 8-year-old. “He will take her away and say, ‘She’s ours now.’” SHAIDAI, Afghanistan — Bashful, with long locks of rust-colored hair dyed

Fueled by Trump-inspired grievance, attempts to terrorize public officials escalate Through public records requests, several previously unreported incidents came to light — while Capitol Police officials say the agency expects to log more than 9,000 threats this year. When Rep. Joe Neguse delivered his closing remarks in February at the

Desperate for cash, Afghan families are selling young daughters into marriage “He will just take her hand and take her away from me,” one father said of his 8-year-old. “He will take her away and say, ‘She’s ours now.’” SHAIDAI, Afghanistan —  Bashful, with long locks of rust-colored hair dyed

Dutch police open fire on Covid lockdown protesters as European nations reintroduce restrictions Police opened fire on anti-lockdown protesters in the Dutch city of Rotterdam Friday ahead of demonstrations in several European cities against new Covid restrictions. Mayor Ahmed Aboutaleb told reporters about police officers "felt it necessary to draw

A year later, protesters injured by police are still trying to heal Rickia Young, a 29-year-old nurse’s aide, clearly remembers the moment police officers swarmed her car in West Philadelphia last year. She heard one window shatter, then another. Not only was she worried for her own safety, but

House passes Biden's $1.7 trillion social safety net and climate package The Build Back Better bill now heads to the Senate, where it’s likely to undergo some changes in order to win the support of all 50 Democratic-voting members. WASHINGTON — The Democratic-controlled House passed sweeping legislation Friday aimed

Democrats postpone Build Back Better vote after GOP leader stalls with hourslong speech House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy held the floor for hours with a speech railing against the legislation and Biden's policies. WASHINGTON — House Democrats postponed a much-anticipated vote on President Joe Biden's social safety net and climate package

'A staggering increase': Yearly overdose deaths top 100,000 for first time The largest increases were seen in Vermont, West Virginia and Kentucky. Drug overdose deaths in the United States surpassed 100,000 in a 12-month period for the first time, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday,

New England Covid cases rise as delta hits the unvaccinated Vermont and New Hampshire have seen two of the largest increases in the U.S. in the past two weeks, respectively rising by 60 percent and 56 percent, an NBC News analysis found. New England is not out of the

Kenosha hopes for calm as Kyle Rittenhouse trial nears end The 18-year-old fatally shot two men and wounded a third during protests after the police shooting of Jacob Blake last year. KENOSHA, Wis. — This city on Lake Michigan was quiet, calm and peaceful on Sunday, and many residents want it

Inflation threatens Biden agenda, Democratic majorities Analysis: Rather than scaring them off, the political uncertainty of the economy has added to most Democrats' sense of urgency around passing Biden's social safety net bill. WASHINGTON — Inflation threatens to slow President Joe Biden's agenda, and Republicans say it will help them decimate

Covid is surging in Europe. Experts say it’s a warning for the U.S. U.S. states could look at Europe and take it as “a sign that the U.S. might still see resurgences as well,” evolutionary biologist Tom Wenseleers said. s Europe finds itself at the epicenter

Game-changer Black colleges poised for major tech funding boost under Biden bill Historically Black colleges could soon find themselves on a path to start competing with top-tier research universities specializing in science and technology. Administrators at historically Black colleges are eagerly awaiting passage of President Joe Biden’s Build Back

Covid vaccine holdouts are caving to mandates — then scrambling to undo their shots As mandates spread, anti-vaccine groups have been trafficking in pseudoscience treatments meant to remove or counteract the vaccines. Experts say it's like trying to "unring a bell." In a TikTok video that has garnered hundreds of thousands

Venom: Let There Be Carnage (conocida como Venom: Carnage liberado en Hispanoamérica y Venom: Habrá Matanza en España) es una película estadounidense de superhéroes basada en el personaje de Marvel Comics, Venom, producida por Columbia Pictures en asociación con Marvel y Tencent Pictures y distribuida por Sony Pictures Releasing. Es

Joe Biden Tim Cook send Diwali greetings Om Jai Jagdish Hare performed at the WTC World leaders and influential personalities such as US President Joe Biden took to social media to extend their greetings to Indians across the world on the occasion of Diwali. World leaders and influential personalities such

Most countries of the Americas to reach COVID-19 vaccination target end of years Jamaica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Haiti, Guatemala, and Nicaragua lag behind. PAHO to accelerate vaccine delivery to countries most in need of supplies. Washington, D.C. October 12, 2021 (PAHO) – Pan American Health Organization

Ciladelle Glen channels passion for youth development with MHPSS training 28 July 2021—Adolescent health and wellness have been thrusted into sharp and indispensable focus across the Caribbean region since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic. For healthcare professionals such as Ciladelle Glen, the average medical routine has been far

Local hotspots drive new COVID-19 cases in the Americas, calling for increased surveillance PAHO Director says spikes seen in several countries and surveillance critical to identify local outbreaks and prevent further spread of the disease. Washington, D.C., October 20, 2021 (PAHO) -- While overall vaccination coverage has reached 41%

Russian dancers' "quarantine ballet" gone viral A group of professional dancers of Mikhailovsky Theatre in Russia uploaded their “quarantine ballet” that has attracted millions of view. The dancers artfully choreographed their dance around house chores such as cooking, doing dishes, even drying wet hair. Dancing farmers become a sensation online

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Most people infected with the virus will experience mild to moderate respiratory illness and recover without requiring special treatment. However, some will become seriously ill and require medical attention. Older people and those with underlying medical conditions like

PM Modi Meets Pope At Vatican, Tweets "Invited Him To Visit India" PM Modi is on a two-day visit to Rome for the G20 Summit at the invitation of Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi. Vatican City: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited Pope Francis to India after a one-on-one meeting

Social Humour: Memes that went viral after India crashed to second defeat Times of India neither condones nor endorses any of the views shared in this article here. The subject matter is intended purely as satire. India's superstar cricketers were pummelled on a second-straight Sunday as a disciplined New Zealand