Month: September 2024

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) mistakenly referred to Democrat vice presidential nominee Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as “Tom” twice during a Labor Day event. While speaking at the LaborFest in Milwaukee on Monday, Evers highlighted how Walz, like Evers, was a “former union member” and how he had “signed the most pro-worker package” in Minnesota’s
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Pope Francis, seated in his wheelchair is welcomed as Indonesian Minister of Religious Affairs Yaqut Cholil Qoumas, center left, walks during an official welcoming ceremony at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Tangerang on the outskirts of Jakarta, Indonesia, Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. Achmad Ibrahim/AP/AP hide caption toggle caption Achmad Ibrahim/AP/AP JAKARTA, Indonesia — Pope Francis arrived
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STORY: The spicy, tangy side dish called kimchi – a foundation of Korean food culture is succumbing to climate change in its homeland. South Korean scientists, farmers, and manufacturers say they see a decline in the quality and quantity of its main ingredient, the napa cabbage. Kim Si-gap has grown kimchi cabbage for more than
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Venezuelan authorities on Monday sought an arrest warrant for the opposition’s former presidential candidate Edmundo González, just over a month after election officials declared President Nicolás Maduro the winner of the disputed election that his opponents say he lost. US SEIZES VENEZUELAN LEADER MADURO’S PLANE IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC The prosecutor seeking the warrant in
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HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii’s tourist hotspot of Waikiki is known for bikinis, shopping and surfboards. But resident Andrew Roberts has recently introduced a different item on evening walks through his neighborhood: a long-poled battle-axe. Roberts, director of the nonprofit Hawaii Firearms Coalition, has been taking the 15th-century-style European halberd on strolls since May. That’s when
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As many seasonal allergy sufferers are likely aware, this is the peak of ragweed and weed season in the Chicago area. Dr. Rachna Shah is an allergist who conducts the Loyola Medicine daily pollen counts. The latest tally found weed and mold at high levels, with ragweed moderate, but rising. “Over the past few weeks,
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An Uptown cafe with a Palestinian flag displayed in a window was vandalized overnight Sunday. Nabala Cafe at 4660 North Broadway had its window smashed, and owner Eyad Zeid is raising money for a replacement. In a GoFundMe page, Zeid said the cost of replacing the window could be up to $2,500. As of Monday
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Augmented cooling centers are opening across Los Angeles County as excessive heat warnings take effect, Mayor Karen Bass’ office announced Monday. “Augmented Cooling Centers are sites that are operated by Los Angeles city or county partners with days and/or hours of operation that differ from that sites standard hours of operation or are added during
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