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‘Don’t Panic’: U.S. Has Tools to Manage BA.5, White House Says

pressadmin - September 18, 2022

The BA.5 Omicron subvariant is dominating now and accounts for 65% – or about two-thirds – of the virus causing COVID-19 in the United States, federal officials said on Tuesday. Although no evidence yet points to BA.5 causing more...

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Five in Hong Kong found guilty of sedition for ‘anti-government’ children’s books

pressadmin - September 7, 2022

Author of the article: Reuters Jessie Pang and Kiki Lo HONG KONG — Five Hong Kong speech therapists...

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More and more Canadians are going to the ER because of barbecue brush bristle injuries: Health Canada

pressadmin - September 7, 2022

Kevin Gallant needed immediate surgery to remove part of his intestine after a loose bristle he’d mistakenly ingested was lodged in his small intestine Publishing date: Sep 07, 2022...

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Japan, US, S Korea reaffirm joint response to N Korea threat

pressadmin - September 7, 2022

Author of the article: The Associated Press Mari Yamaguchi TOKYO (AP) — Diplomats from the United States, Japan...

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New UK Cabinet is diverse in makeup and solidly on the right

pressadmin - September 7, 2022

Author of the article: The Associated Press Jill Lawless LONDON (AP) — Liz Truss’s new Cabinet is Britain’s...

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Meghan addresses youth summit on UK visit with Prince Harry

pressadmin - September 5, 2022

Author of the article: LONDON (AP) — Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has made her first speech in Britain since she and Prince...

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Conservative Groups Slam ‘Blatant Politicization’ of DOJ Over FBI Raid of Mar-a-Lago

pressadmin - August 16, 2022

Multiple conservative organizations accused the Department of Justice and FBI of having “breached the public trust” by engaging in partisan politics against former President Donald Trump and his allies, according to an open letter issued on Friday. The Aug. 12 letter, obtained by The Daily Caller, asked Attorney General Merrick Garland to provide “an immediate and

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Michael Taube: Why Doug Ford’s ‘Strong Mayor’ Plan Could End Up Being Weak Sauce

pressadmin - August 14, 2022

Commentary Ontario Premier Doug Ford was re-elected in June with a large Progressive Conservative government. But while his main focus will be on provincial matters, his long-standing interest in municipal politics hasn’t waned in the slightest. Ford was a Toronto city councillor (2010-2014) when his late brother, Rob, served as mayor. He ran in the

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No longer neutral? War in Ukraine tests Finland’s stance on Russia

Today News - March 19, 2022

Finland has traditionally walked a careful line of neutrality to avoid confrontation with its Russian neighbour. But the war in Ukraine is changing public attitudes, and joining NATO is becoming an increasingly realistic possibility. ...Read More

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France marks 60 years since Evian Accords ended the Algerian war

Today News - March 19, 2022

France commemorated 60 years since the signing of the Evian Accords – which ended the Algerian war and paved the way for independence from France – at an Élysée Palace ceremony on Saturday. ...Read More

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