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Guaranteed Approval of Bad Credit Loans
Are you looking for loans with a guaranteed approval regardless of what? Personal loans that are guaranteed to approve for those with bad credit ... -
The owner of a nursing home whose residents suffered in Ida arrested
Placeholder while loading article actions NEW ORLEANS – The owner of seven Louisiana nursing homes who sent more than 800 of his elderly residents ... -
Bowser wins Democratic DC mayoral nomination and AP projects
Placeholder while loading article actions Muriel E. Bowser (D), the no-nonsense politician who has led the district for eight years, won the Democratic nomination ... -
Men’s football signs six for 2022
History links WASHINGTON – GW Men’s Football has signed six newcomers to join the program this fall, head coach Craig Jones ... -
GOP Senate candidate Eric Greitens criticized for ‘RINO hunting’ campaign ad
Placeholder while loading article actions Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens, a Republican Senate candidate, is widely criticized after he released a campaign ad on ... -
Toddler shots: COVID vaccinations begin for America’s toddlers
Placeholder while loading article actions Little Fletcher Pack woke up Monday morning and asked, “Is today vaccine day?” For the 3-year-old from Lexington, South ... -
Xi Jinping, director of career planning in China?
Placeholder while loading article actions Over the next few weeks, China will produce a record 10.8 million university graduates. Finding jobs for them is ... -
Elections in Colombia: Gustavo Petro defeats Rodolfo Hernández for president
Placeholder while loading article actions BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Gustavo Petro, a former rebel who rallied young and poor voters with promises to transform an ... -
Virginia public health chief backtracks on opinions, expresses regret
Placeholder while loading article actions Colin Greene, the embattled Virginia health commissioner who in comments to his staff and media interviews dismissed the role ... -
Apple workers in Maryland vote to unionize
Placeholder while loading article actions Apple workers in Towson, Maryland, voted on Saturday to join a union, becoming the first of the tech giant’s ... -
Freedom House in Alexandria, now owned by the city, opens June 19
Placeholder while loading article actions Twelve-year-old Braden Smith looked at the names on the entry wall, each listed next to an age not much ... -
At Westminster Dog Show, new focus on vet welfare
Placeholder while loading article actions NEW YORK — Dogs are in the spotlight, but Westminster Kennel Club’s upcoming show also shines a light on ... -
Colombian presidential election: what you need to know
BOGOTÁ, Colombia – Colombia will hold a presidential election on Sunday unprecedented in its history. Voters in Latin America’s third-largest country demanded change, rejecting ... -
2026 FIFA World Cup host cities: Los Angeles, New York/New Jersey among top venues; Washington DC snubbed
Getty Images NEW YORK — Host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico were announced in New ... -
Musk aims to ease concerns by addressing Twitter employees
Placeholder while loading article actions In an unusual move for what has been an unusual takeover bid by the world’s richest man on Twitter, ... -
Floods leave Yellowstone’s landscape ‘radically changed’
Placeholder while loading article actions Heavy rains and rapid snowmelt within days have caused dramatic flooding that could forever change the human footprint on ... -
McMaster, Cunningham win primaries; face off in november
Placeholder while loading article actions COLUMBIA, SC — Former U.S. Representative Joe Cunningham won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination on Tuesday, setting up a November ... -
Black Fathers Matter could use more black dads
Placeholder while loading article actions The DC Black Fathers Matter motorcade is an unapologetic public celebration of the black dad. The Father’s Day Parade ... -
Reviews | Is Google’s LaMDA artificial intelligence sensitive? Bad question.
Placeholder while loading article actions “You never treated him like a person, so he thought you wanted him to be a robot.” That’s what ... -
Researchers use whale photo archive to help protect important whelping site in WA | Whales
Researchers are combing through thousands of photos of whales to help protect a calving site off Australia’s west coast that has been badly damaged ... -
Washington State Family and Medical Leave Program Update
Related practices and jurisdictions In 2017, Washington’s Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) program was enacted to provide partial salary replacement to employees on ... -
Back home: Erling Haaland completes Man City move
Placeholder while loading article actions MANCHESTER, England — Erling Haaland is back home. The Norwegian striker completed a move to Manchester City from Borussia ... -
Moscow-backed officials are trying to consolidate power in Ukraine
Placeholder while loading article actions KYIV, Ukraine — Kremlin-installed officials in occupied southern Ukraine celebrated Russia Day on Sunday and began issuing Russian passports ... -
Washington Post fires journalist at center of online battle
NEW YORK — The Washington Post has fired Felicia Sonmez, who sparked a vigorous online debate this week over social media politics and the ... -
New York fund apologizes for role in Tuskegee syphilis study
Placeholder while loading article actions BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – For nearly 40 years from the 1930s, when government researchers deliberately let hundreds of black men ... -
House passes FDA user fee package, awaits Senate action
The House of Representatives passed the 2022 Food and Drug Amendments (FDA22, HR 7667) on June 8 by a bipartisan vote of 392 to ... -
New Zealand proposes cow and sheep burping tax to reduce methane emissions
Placeholder while loading article actions New Zealand has more sheep than people, by a factor of about five. Now these sheep and other animals ... -
Active model brings daily chances of severe thunderstorms across the United States
Placeholder while loading article actions An active weather pattern will bring daily chances of strong to severe thunderstorms across the central and eastern United ... -
Growing LGBT ID across major racial and ethnic groups in the United States
Story Highlights LGBT identification on the rise among black, white and Hispanic adults More Hispanic adults than white and black adults identify ... -
Questions over Pope Francis’ resignation swirl as he uses a wheelchair
Placeholder while loading article actions VATICAN CITY — The pain became evident five months ago when Pope Francis began to avoid getting up. “An ... -
Britain’s Johnson struggles to regain authority after rebellion
Placeholder while loading article actions LONDON — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was meeting with his cabinet and trying to mend his tattered authority ... -
COVID loan fraud investigated at Tri-Cities, Hanford, WA
A federal task force is investigating multiple cases of federal loans for COVID-19 relief in the Tri-Cities area based on fraudulent claims, federal prosecutors ... -
Israeli nationalists fight against the Palestinian flag
Placeholder while loading article actions JERUSALEM — It’s not a bomb, gun or rocket. The latest threat identified by Israel is the Palestinian flag. ... -
This vegan slider recipe satisfies with plant-based meat and cheese
Vegan pub sliders Total time:35 minutes Servings:4 to 8 Total time:35 minutes Servings:4 to 8 Placeholder while loading article actions I’m not going to ... -
Doctors transplant 3D-printed ear from human cells
Doctors hsuccessfully transplanted a 3d printed ear made from human cells on the face of a 20-year-old woman born with a deformed ear, a ... -
Milley visits Sweden to show support for NATO bid
Placeholder while loading article actions STOCKHOLM — The United States on Saturday prepared to launch a sprawling naval exercise in the Baltic Sea with ... -
Lake Elmo’s growth rate increases to make it the fastest growing city in the state
LAKE ELMO — New homes continue to rise in Lake Elmo, the once sleepy outpost surrounded by fields of grass that census figures now ... -
Tech companies say India’s cyber rules risk creating an ‘environment of fear’
A broken Ethernet cable is seen in front of binary code and the words ‘cybersecurity’ in this illustration taken March 8, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File ... -
Kentucky Democrat wears noose in new ad attacking Rand Paul
Placeholder while loading article actions LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky Democrat Charles Booker appears on camera with a noose around his neck to condemn Republican ... -
Free fishing weekend in WA set by Fish and Wildlife
Anyone can fish for free — no license required — in Washington state on June 11 and 12. A discovery pass to park in ... -
Despite rising tuition due to economic inflation, Howard remains committed to keeping education accessible
Howard’s undergraduate tuition and compulsory fees remain significantly lower than those of comparable institutions despite a 7.5% increase for the 2022-2023 academic year over ... -
Brazil death toll floods to at least 91, with dozens dead
Placeholder while loading article actions Authorities in Brazil’s northeastern state of Pernambuco said on Monday that 91 deaths were confirmed following flooding over the ... -
How San Diego secured its water supply, at a cost
Placeholder while loading article actions As a worsening drought forces millions of Californians to face mandatory water restrictions, one corner of Southern California has ... -
Real Madrid beat Liverpool to win Champions League final
Reported organizational problems outside the Stade de France, site of Saturday’s Champions League final, led to multiple delays and complaints of tear gas. Many ... -
Kansas equity efforts bring little change after George Floyd
Placeholder while loading article actions TOPEKA, Kan. – First she saw the graphic cellphone video showing the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia, ... -
Former Virginia Tech player acquitted in 2021 beating death
Placeholder while loading article actions CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. — A jury on Friday acquitted a former Virginia Tech football player who was charged with fatally ... -
AAMC and Coalitions Submit FY23 Funding Priorities to Owners and Authorizers
The AAMC and two coalitions convened by the association, the Ad Hoc Group for Medical Research and the Health and Nursing Education Professions Coalition ... -
Teenager shot dead in southeast Washington
Placeholder while loading article actions A 16-year-old was fatally shot Thursday morning inside an apartment building in the southeastern Washington neighborhood of Shipley, police ... -
Northern Virginia students walk out of school to demand gun control legislation
Placeholder while loading article actions In the wake of the fatal Texas elementary school shooting, DC-area students have walked out of class demanding tougher ... -
The Fed is in no mood to pause on inflation
Placeholder while loading article actions Investors who think the Federal Reserve is about to collapse in its fight against inflation should start bracing themselves ... -
Fairfax Behavioral Health in Kirkland closes youth unit, shortly after state cites safety breach
By Seattle Times Mental Health Project Reporter The Mental Health Project is a Seattle Times initiative focused on coverage of mental and behavioral health ... -
Vincent Orange fights against a request to dismiss a defamation action
Vincent Orange is fighting to maintain his libel suit against the Washington Business Journal and his former reporter (and current city paper Loose Lips ... -
Social media hammered by growing advertising questions
Placeholder while loading article actions Social media has had a tough 2022 with lingering questions about ad spend, political ads and a $44 billion ... -
DC’s Mary Cheh Gets Russia Ban After Boris Nemtsov Plaza Effort
Placeholder while loading article actions Call it a shameful name change. As cities have long named streets and squares for heroes — from the ... -
Live Updates | Ukraine: Russia intensifies assault on Donbass
Placeholder while loading article actions KRAMATORSK, Ukraine – A Ukrainian official said Russian forces are stepping up their bombardment of the Donbass region. Pavlo ... -
Zibanejad leads Rangers to 3-1 win over Hurricanes in Game 3
Placeholder while loading article actions NEW YORK — After two tough road losses that put them into another series deficit, the New York Rangers ... -
Biden on monkeypox: ‘Everyone’ should be worried about the spread
Placeholder while loading article actions President Biden said on Sunday that the United States was examining what vaccines might be available to protect people ... -
DC-area residents battle the heat
Placeholder while loading article actions correction An earlier version of this story misspelled Amelie Balemaken’s name. This story has been corrected. Amelie Balemaken wore ... -
Amazonian ‘camera traps’ provided images for massive archive
Placeholder while loading article actions The Amazon is teeming with life. And many of the animals there are caught on camera encountering camera traps ... -
Art is an investment to be enjoyed
Placeholder while loading article actions Tech stocks have taken a deep dive, blue chip stocks are struggling, stablecoins are unstable and not even asking ... -
Reviews | Joe Manchin’s trail of destruction is about to get worse
Placeholder while loading article actions Just when you thought Senator Joe Manchin III’s shenanigans couldn’t get any more damaging, two new developments tell us ... -
The Washington Square building could become the home of single mothers
By Olivia Kennah May 19, 2022 GREEN RIVER – On December 26, 2019, the community of Green River nearly lost a historic landmark when ... -
Small town, two-way end has UW bottom 5 picks
Kade Eldridge is a small-town kid with some pretty big college football options. On Wednesday, the 6-foot-4, 235-pound Lynden Christian High School winger revealed ... -
Pollution caused 1 in 6 deaths worldwide over five years, study finds
Placeholder while loading article actions In 2015, 1 in 6 deaths worldwide was due to poor air quality, unclean water and toxic chemical pollution. ... -
South Carolina governor signs transgender sports ban bill
Placeholder while loading article actions COLUMBIA, SC — The governor of South Carolina has quietly signed into law a bill that would ban transgender ... -
Washington man sentenced to 16 years in prison for beating to death
TACOMA, Wash. A federal judge on Monday ordered a King County man to serve 16 years in prison after he was found guilty of ... -
Ukraine ends Mariupol battle and evacuates fighters from Azovstal steelworks
Placeholder while loading article actions Ukrainian fighters ended their week-long defense of a beleaguered steel mill in the strategic port city of Mariupol, as ... -
Map: Find out where Americans are most at risk from wildfires
When a wildfire ripped through drought-stricken towns near Boulder, Colorado late last year, it reminded Americans that fire risk is changing. It didn’t matter ... -
Reviews | In shootouts like Buffalo, hate isn’t the root cause
Placeholder while loading article actions James Densley is a professor of criminal justice at Metro State University. Jillian Peterson is an associate professor of ... -
‘I’m outraged’: Voices of abortion rights protesters across the US
May 14 (Reuters) – Thousands of abortion-rights supporters demonstrate across the United States on Saturday, sparking what organizers called a “summer of rage” if ... -
Calls for change resonate during nurses’ march in Washington
Nurses traveled from across the country this week to rally in Washington, DC, and raise their voices for change on International Nurses Day. The ... -
Man City unveil statue honoring record holder Aguero
Placeholder while loading article actions MANCHESTER, England — Manchester City have unveiled a statue of Sergio Aguero on the 10th anniversary of the retired ... -
Migrant boat capsizes near Puerto Rico, killing 13, officials say
Placeholder while loading article actions A makeshift boat overloaded with migrants capsized on Thursday en route to Puerto Rico, officials said, leaving at least ... -
Alabama sinking holds key to relatives of enslaved Africans
Placeholder while loading article actions MOBILE, Ala. – The keys to the past and future of a community descended from enslaved Africans lie at ... -
North Korea reports positive covid case for first time
Placeholder while loading article actions TOKYO — North Korea reported its first coronavirus outbreak since the pandemic began nearly two years ago on Thursday, ... -
North Carolina Beach Homes Collapse Due to Severe Coastal Storm
Placeholder while loading article actions Two beachfront homes on North Carolina’s Outer Banks were lost to the sea on Tuesday to the same storm ... -
Factbox: Key races in Nebraska and West Virginia primaries on May 10
The sun rises over the U.S. Capitol ahead of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial in Washington, U.S., February 8, 2021. REUTERS/Tom ... -
Washington universities are struggling to meet the mental health needs of all of their students. here’s why
The Mental Health Project is a Seattle Times initiative focused on coverage of mental and behavioral health issues. It is funded by Ballmer Group, ... -
Warhol’s ‘Marilyn’ Auction Returns $195 Million; most for american artist
Placeholder while loading article actions NEW YORK – Andy Warhol’s “Shot Sage Blue Marilyn” sold for a whopping $195 million on Monday, making the ... -
Reviews | Why Twitter might start flying to Texas
Placeholder while loading article actions The day after Twitter announced that it had accepted Elon Musk’s bid, California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom hosted a ... -
Washington residents pay more for gasoline than most people in the country. But why?
For years, Washingtonians have paid a premium at the pump. Despite having five oil refineries in the Puget Sound area, the state has recorded ... -
GDI Wins $89.5 Million High-Performance Computing Contract With EPA
Kevin Connell, GDI General Dynamics Information Technology has received the High-End Scientific Computing II Support Services work order from the Environmental Protection Agency. The ... -
Russia-Ukraine War News: Live Updates
KOSICE, Slovakia — President Biden and leaders of other Group of Seven nations will meet virtually with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday to ... -
Police: Suspect arrested after assaulting and attempting to disarm police in Washington City
File photo: Washington City Police Facebook WASHINGTON CITY, Utah, May 7, 2022 (Gephardt Daily) — Washington City police say a man they arrested for ... -
Less immigrant labor in the United States contributing to higher prices
Placeholder while loading article actions Just 10 miles from the Rio Grande, Mike Helle’s farm is so short of immigrant workers that he has ... -
The April jobs report was flat at 3.6%
Placeholder while loading article actions US employers added 428,000 jobs in April, capping a year of solid growth, adding more fuel to an already ... -
Utah is becoming a hub for healthcare innovation
AAs more and more people gain a better understanding of the US healthcare system, urgency-driven regulatory change and innovation have been positioned to overcome ... -
Nats Pitching Prospect Cade Cavalli continues to show potential
Every time the Triple-A Rochester Red Wings team leaves Minor League Baseball, the Nationals’ pitching hope Cade Cavalli gain valuable experience. He learns to ... -
Israel upholds eviction order against West Bank hamlets
Placeholder while loading article actions JERUSALEM — Israel’s Supreme Court upheld a longstanding eviction order against eight Palestinian hamlets in the occupied West Bank, ... -
Nutrien Wins Safety Awards, Beaufort County Government Also Recognized – Washington Daily News
Beaufort County’s largest employer also appears to be among the safest. Nutrien’s Aurora plant won the Million Hours Award and many more at the ... -
Howard University College of Dentistry Announces Stanley M. Bergman as 2022 Graduation Lecturer
WASHINGTON – The Howard University College of Dentistry announced that Stanley M. BergmanChairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Henry Schein, Inc., ... -
Ukrainian refugees in Mexico City camp await US action
Placeholder while loading article actions MEXICO CITY — On a dusty field east of Mexico’s sprawling capital, some 500 Ukrainian refugees wait in large ... -
More schools closed for these Muslim holidays | WDVM25 and DCW50
(The conversation) – Some public school districts across the country will be closed on Monday, May 2, 2022or Tuesday, May 3, 2022on the occasion ... -
Treatment begins for invasive Japanese beetle in eastern Washington
GRANDVIEW – The state Department of Agriculture plans to begin treatments today to eradicate ... -
Rachel Levine: No arguments about ‘gender-affirming care’ among pediatricians
Jhe top transgender official in the Biden administration argues that “gender-affirming care” is supported by most people in the pediatric industry. Deputy Health Secretary ... -
Biden roasts Trump, GOP, himself at correspondents’ dinner – Twin Cities
WASHINGTON — The annual White House Press Corps Gala returned Saturday night with the Washington roast, the reporters who cover it and the man ... -
New Mexico firefighters battle a blaze against the wind
Placeholder while loading article actions More than 1,000 firefighters supported by bulldozers and aircraft battled the largest active wildfire in the United States, after ... -
Offseason moves to show how Blackhawks feel about rebuilding
Placeholder while loading article actions CHICAGO — As Kyle Davidson plots next moves for the Chicago Blackhawks, Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane are watching. ... -
Soto, Nats end 8-game skid, rout virus-ravaged Giants 14-4
Juan Soto of the Washington Nationals celebrates after hitting a home run against the San Francisco Giants in the first inning of a baseball ... -
Murder trial of WA officer postponed; family protests delay
SEATTLE A King County judge said Friday that the murder trial of a suburban Seattle police officer will be delayed again. Superior Court Judge ... -
Biden’s Student Loan Debt Cancellation Problem
Lawmakers in his party continue to bring the issue to the fore, urging the president to forgive $50,000 for each of the 43 million ... -
Univ. Team Washington to Compete for $100,000 in Microsoft Imagine Cup Finals
Melodic team, left to right: Shuoxuan Wang, Xiaoyang Qiu, and Jinyao Ouyang, from the University of Washington’s Masters in Technology Innovation program at the ... -
Washington County is considering groundwater rights, but it’s unclear if the water is really there
the Washington County Water Conservation District needs more water for its growing population. They hope to secure nearly 13,000 acre-feet of what they say ... -
Biden administration bolsters access to antivirals as covid cases rise
Placeholder while loading article actions The Biden administration on Tuesday announced plans to nearly double the number of pharmacies that offer antiviral pills to ... -
New Trial Date Set for Bitcoin Zoning Lawsuit in Washington County | News
Washington County commissioners were notified on Monday that a jury trial was scheduled in July for a zoning lawsuit involving ongoing bitcoin mining in ... -
A strong heat wave hits India. It’s not even summer yet.
Placeholder while loading article actions Temperatures in India remain high amid an ongoing series of heat waves that have plagued the country with dry ... -
Congress returns to spending battles as inflation looms
Placeholder while loading article actions With inflation on the rise — and coronavirus cases on the rise again — lawmakers are expected to return ... -
Washington Week Ahead: Senate Ag mulls market reforms, STB hears railroad woes | 2022-04-24
The Senate Agriculture Committee holds a long-awaited hearing this week on a bill to mandate more traded exchanges in livestock markets, then the panel ... -
Cities turn to trees to fight heat islands, but growth is slow – NBC4 Washington
Many major US cities, including Los Angeles, Denver, Phoenix, Chicago and Boston, are working to close the equity gap in tall tree canopy cover ... -
Ukraine beat again; Zelenskyy asks US officials to surrender
Placeholder while loading article actions kyiv, Ukraine— Russian forces in Ukraine attempted to storm a steelworks housing soldiers and civilians in the southern city ...
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