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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 ... -
NFL Thanksgiving Games, Schedule and Week 12 Games
Comment this story Comment Week 12 of the NFL season brings with it an unusually interesting lineup of Thanksgiving Day games, as well as ... -
Brazil expels US fishing tour company from indigenous lands
Comment this story Comment RIO DE JANEIRO – Federal courts in Brazil have ordered a New Jersey-based fishing tourism company to leave a remote ... -
In war-torn, climate-affected states, little hope for new funds
Comment this story Comment SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt — In conflict-ridden countries like Yemen and Somalia, devastating floods and droughts are killing hundreds and uprooting ... -
Countries vote for ‘historic’ regulations on global shark fin trade
Comment this story Comment Dozens of countries voted this week to regulate a global trade that has killed millions of sharks and threatened many ... -
Court hears arguments over Alabama’s ban on treatment of trans youth
Comment this story Comment MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Alabama on Friday asked an appeals court to allow the state to ban the use of puberty ... -
The Elon Musk of climate plans gets a test drive
Comment this story Comment Future generations may remember Elon Musk for his self-destructive $44 billion takeover of Twitter Inc., his vile attack on a ... -
Qatar to count emissions from World Cup shuttles
Comment this story Comment World Cup host country Qatar said on Tuesday it would count emissions from daily flights carrying fans during the tournament ... -
‘Simple, but not easy’: New mental health center opens in Marysville
MARYSVILLE — For years, Gunnar Rauch felt like he was putting all his suffering out of sight. He had been through a lot. He ... -
Pediatric respiratory cases flooding WA children’s hospitals
Children’s hospital officials across the state issued urgent appeals to families on Monday as emergency rooms, particularly in western Washington, became overloaded with young ... -
Turkey detains 1 person and suspects Kurdish militants of being behind a bomb attack
Comment this story Comment ISTANBUL – Police have arrested a suspect suspected of planting the bomb that exploded on a busy pedestrian avenue in ... -
Saudi Arabia has ‘green vision’ at COP27, critics remain unmoved
Comment this story Comment SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt — Hydrogen cars and vehicles that capture their exhaust pollutants. Computer mouse made from recycled ocean plastic ... -
California hospitals erect tents to deal with rising flu
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Several Southern California hospitals have begun using overflow tents outside emergency rooms to deal with growing numbers of patients with ... -
Majestic Princess cruise docks in Sydney with 800 covid cases
Comment this story Comment A massive cruise ship carrying some 800 people who tested positive for coronavirus docked in downtown Sydney on Saturday, sparking ... -
The loss of the city of Kherson shatters the political aims of Putin’s war in Ukraine
Comment this story Comment RIGA, Latvia — Ukrainian forces raising their flag in the center of the city of Kherson on Friday cemented Russian ... -
Where does Dr. Oz – and his reputation – go from here?
Comment this story Comment PHILADELPHIA — Nothing like the second acts? Mehmet Oz has achieved many: From starting out as a cardiothoracic surgeon, he ... -
Nursing graduate, community clinic CEO helps shape the health and well-being of local communities
Shannon Magsam Judd Semingson, Community Clinic CEO Judd Semingson took over as CEO of the community clinic on New Year’s Day ... -
City OKs added police oversight after Jayland Walker’s death
Comment this story Comment AKRON, Ohio — Just months after eight Akron police officers fired dozens of bullets that killed Jayland Walker, a 25-year-old ... -
Buu Nygren wins Navajo Nation presidency, defeats incumbent
Comment this story Comment FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Buu Nygren ousted Jonathan Nez as president of the Navajo Nation, a position that wields national influence ... -
Subtropical Storm Nicole is expected to hit Florida at hurricane force
Comment this story Comment Hurricane watches are in effect for Florida’s east coast and could be upgraded to warnings Tuesday as Subtropical Storm Nicole ... -
The state-by-state battle over abortion in the United States
Comment this story Comment By quashing Roe v. Wade, the United States Supreme Court did not so much address America’s long-standing fight against abortion ... -
Observers say 9 people killed in shelling of tents in Syria
Comment this story Comment IDLIB, Syria – Syrian government forces shelled tent camps housing families displaced by the country’s conflict in the rebel-held northwest ... -
Climate activists block private jets at Amsterdam airport
Comment this story Comment EDE, Netherlands — Hundreds of climate protesters blocked private jets from leaving Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport on Saturday during a protest ... -
Florida medical boards ban care for transgender minors
Comment this story Comment The Florida Medical Boards on Friday approved a rule prohibiting minors from receiving puberty blockers, hormone therapy or surgery as ... -
Pfizer says new booster boosts anti-omicron antibodies
Comment this story Comment Pfizer announced on Friday that its updated coronavirus booster targeting the omicron variant has succeeded in bolstering the body’s army ... -
European Central Bank urges banks to speed up climate work
Comment this story Comment FRANKFURT, Germany — The European Central Bank is warning that many financial institutions it oversees are moving too slowly to ... -
A week before midterm, Biden travels to Florida for Crist and Demmings
Comment this story Comment HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. — President Biden warned Tuesday that a Republican takeover of Congress would have dire consequences for Social ... -
Chicago drive-by among 9 mass shootings in the US over Halloween weekend
Comment this story Comment At least 14 people, including three children, were injured in a drive-by shooting in west Chicago on Halloween, police said. ... -
EPA: the water of the capital of Mississippi is drinkable
Comment this story Comment JACKSON, Miss – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency confirmed Monday that water in the Mississippi capital is safe to drink, ... -
It is better to exploit the world’s tropical forests than to cultivate them
Comment this story Comment As if the world’s rainforests didn’t have enough problems to contend with, even the transition to zero-carbon energy threatens to ... -
Opioid overdose deaths nearly tripled among black Virginians
Comment this story Comment RICHMOND, Va. — Darryl Cousins has three friends who have died of drug overdoses in the past two months. Some ... -
Paul Pelosi recovers as attack renews focus on toxic politics
Comment this story Comment The brazen attack on Paul Pelosi, husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, rekindles concerns about the toxic political atmosphere and ... -
How to solve the Covid test data problem
Comment this story Comment For the first time we are heading into a mostly unrestricted Covid winter. People are tired of mandates and rules, ... -
Climate migration: an Alaskan village resists despite threats
Comment this story Comment SHISHMAREF, Alaska – Search online for the small town of Shishmaref and you’ll see homes perilously close to the ocean, ... -
Arizona agrees not to implement total abortion ban until 2023
Comment this story Comment PHOENIX — Arizona’s attorney general has agreed not to enforce a near-total ban on abortions until at least next year, ... -
Kia Challenge: How to Steal Social Media Videos Accused of Committing a Driving Crime by Police
Comment this story Comment Six teenagers were driving down Buffalo’s Route 33 in a stolen car when it crashed, knocking all five passengers through ... -
Indians have good reason to celebrate Rishi Sunak
Comment this story Comment This Diwali was triple blessed for people of Indian origin around the world: India beat Pakistan in cricket and a ... -
IAEA International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Energy to Begin in Washington
The IAEA’s International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Energy in the 21st Century opens this week in Washington DC, providing a global forum for ministers, ... -
Brianna Sacks joins The Post as a reporter on severe weather and natural disasters
Comment this story Comment Announcement from Climate and Environment Editor Zachary Goldfarb, Associate Climate and Environment Editor Juliet Eilperin and Climate and Environment Science ... -
The run-in of the federal judge revives the debate on the raclette
Comment this story Comment A federal judge overseeing police reform efforts in Baltimore called officers last Sunday and reported that a pair of squeegee ... -
Protests in Iran spark solidarity rallies in US and Europe
Comment this story Comment WASHINGTON — Singing crowds marched through the streets of Berlin, Washington DC and Los Angeles on Saturday in a show ... -
What Leadership Looks Like | Be unlimited
For Stanigar, the heart of the program is Paul Metellus, IB’s Student Success Coordinator. He’s the pipeline to the resources, the writer of the ... -
Child tax credit excludes those who need it most
Comment this story Comment As Democrats celebrated the recent passage of the Cut Inflation Act, their joy was tempered by inaction on a longstanding ... -
A perfect synthesis of the partisan division on crime
Comment this story Comment “So let’s talk about the facts,” said Joy Hofmeister, Democratic candidate for governor of Oklahoma, during a debate on Wednesday. ... -
Hearing loss is a major risk factor for dementia. Hearing aids can help.
Comment this story Comment Hearing aids are now available over the counter without a prescription, which could be a game-changer for hearing and brain ... -
NW University Creates Video Game to Boost Earthquake Preparedness
By Seattle Times Staff Reporter The Great is coming. Would you know what to do if an earthquake hit the Pacific Northwest? A new ... -
Abortion access weighs on medical residency applications
Comment this story Comment COLUMBIA, SC — Students of obstetrics and gynecology and family medicine — two of the most popular medical residencies — ... -
Blast of cold engulfs eastern US as summer heat swells in west
Comment this story Comment The nation is split, atmospherically, with air masses clashing above the Lower 48. Temperatures in the eastern United States drop ... -
66 large fires burn in the United States: Washington state evacuates thousands
Ramsey Crossing, California firefighters tackle the September 15 Mosquito Blaze. California’s largest fire this year has burned nearly 76,800 acres and has been active ... -
Hospitals always hide costs
HHospitals are not complying with a nearly 2-year-old federal rule requiring them to publish their prices, according to a new study from PatientRightsAdvocate.org. Their ... -
BTS Yet to Come Draws Thousands to Busan for Reunion Concert
BUSAN, South Korea — “BTS is back on stage! What more could I wish for? said Kim Ji-yeon, 23, who came to watch the ... -
Alaska cancels snow crab season for the first time after population collapse
Alaska will for the first time cancel the upcoming winter snow crab season in the Bering Sea and prevent anglers from catching king crabs ... -
Civilian Climate Corps programs take off in states across the country
Hello and welcome to The Climate 202! We arrived on Friday. To celebrate, we’re watching this again video of 747who was crowned the winner ... -
Liz Truss faces four traps of her own making
When senior cabinet officials are forced to quell rumors of a leadership challenge, it’s tempting to conclude that the game is over for Liz ... -
BTS to perform at Busan concert as South Korea vies to host World Expo
The most coveted ticket in all of South Korea right now is for a BTS fan to attend the K-pop group’s show on Saturday ... -
‘Community is hurting,’ mayor says after officer’s death
GREENVILLE, Mississippi — A Mississippi Delta police officer was shot dead in the town where she grew up, and several other people were shot ... -
United States: Gopher tortoise is not threatened over most of its range
NEW ORLEANS — Gopher tortoises — burrowing creatures whose vast homes are home to many other animals — are generally doing well and only ... -
The Black Future Co-op Fund is changing Washington’s philanthropy
I’m giving up. The day the video of George Floyd’s murder went viral, Angela Jones sat in her office and succumbed ... -
Reviews | What the impending GOP majority can bring to Congress
The ground on which the midterm elections are to be contested is now defined. The GOP has the heights. Republicans, it’s clear, now believe ... -
Herschel Walker allegations keep abortion in the spotlight for midterms
The bombshell allegations about Herschel Walker, the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Georgia, have drawn renewed attention to the abortion debate, which Democrats ... -
US hurricane reconstruction rules must adapt to ‘age of climate change’: expert
Washington (AFP) – After an extreme weather event, like Hurricane Ian that devastated parts of Florida last month, most Americans choose to rebuild rather ... -
New facility offers inpatient mental health care for children
NORFOLK, Va. – In 2018, there was only one child psychiatrist at the King’s Daughters Children’s Hospital. Now, 19 pediatric psychiatrists are already working ... -
‘Armageddon’ warning reflects Biden’s take on Putin’s character
President Biden’s warning this week that Russia’s threats to use nuclear weapons posed the “worst prospect of Armageddon in 60 years” was not based ... -
Research: Rating Action: Moody’s Withdraws Underlying Long-Term Series A and Series B Ratings of King County, Washington Sewer Enterprise’s Limited Tax General Obligation Notes (Commercial Paper) Due to Business Error Correction
No related data. © 2022 Moody’s Corporation, Moody’s Investors Service, Inc., Moody’s Analytics, Inc. and/or their licensors and affiliates (collectively, “MOODY’S”). All rights ... -
Cup-champion Avalanche remain a team to beat in the NHL West
Roman Josi looks around the Western Conference — and the NHL in general — and doesn’t see many easy games for his Nashville Predators. ... -
A 14-year-old girl was denied arthritis medication as part of Arizona’s abortion ban
For years, Deborah Power, a rheumatologist in Tucson, prescribed methotrexate to manage her 14-year-old patient’s rheumatoid arthritis. But just two days after the state’s ... -
The retreating Russians leave behind the bodies of their comrades
LYMAN, Ukraine – Russian troops abandoned a key Ukrainian town so quickly they left the bodies of their comrades on the streets, offering more ... -
Death toll from Hurricane Ian in Florida tops 70
JFlorida’s death toll has topped 70 since Hurricane Ian hit the state last week. Lee County officials announced at least 35 deaths on Saturday, ... -
Long Covid has become a parallel pandemic
The price of “living with Covid” in a free and open society is proving much higher than public health experts had predicted. Even with ... -
Hurricane Ian could leave behind a trail of environmental hazards
Gypsum piles at a disposal site in Piney Point, Florida, with 20-30 foot walls containing 400 million gallons of phosphorus and nitrogen in open ... -
Buffs settle for a draw at No. 15 Washington State
History links PULLMAN, Wash. — The Colorado Buffaloes left Lower Soccer Field with their ... -
Russia plans to annex Zaporizhzhia but does not fully control the region
September 29, 2022 at 4:48 p.m. EDT A family from Berdyansk, which is occupied by Russian forces, spent two days on the road to ... -
In Brazil’s Sacred Dunes, Critics See Evangelical Encroachment
SALVADOR, Brazil – The vast blanket of white sand overlooking Salvador is a place to escape noisy traffic, ringing phones and crying children. A ... -
UN official warns of conflict and more poverty in Afghanistan
UNITED NATIONS – A senior UN official warned on Tuesday of possible internal conflict and deepening poverty in Afghanistan if the Taliban do not ... -
Do covid vaccines affect periods? A new study says yes.
Shortly after coronavirus vaccines were rolled out last year, women across the country began posting on social media what they believed to be a ... -
Why Tampa Bay faces a high risk of storm surge flooding as Hurricane Ian approaches
Mark Luther, a marine science professor who lives in a neighborhood of St. Petersburg, Fla., that juts out into Tampa Bay, summed up his ... -
Hiroshima bombing remembered in Oregon’s ‘Peace Trees’ campaign
SALEM, Ore. – Hideko Tamura Snider was a 10-year-old girl in Hiroshima, Japan when the United States detonated an atomic bomb over the city ... -
COs must demand more from Carson Wentz than he gave against Eagles
Carson Wentz might better watch the gruesome film of his Washington Commanders’ worst ever 24-8 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles lying on his back. ... -
Reviews | Democrats Should Accept Joe Manchin’s ‘Big Oil Side Deal’
Senate Democrats are racing to figure out how to keep the government lights on, facing a Friday deadline to pass a spending bill funding ... -
Propaganda newspapers show how Russia promoted annexation in Kharkiv
September 24, 2022 at 2:10 a.m. EDT “The Red Star”, June 15 issue, a Russian propaganda newspaper distributed in the occupied territories of Ukraine. ... -
Russian military mobilization targets ethnic minorities and protesters
RIGA, Latvia – In just two days since Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the mobilization to help his ailing war in Ukraine, thousands of ... -
Carolyn Hax: The ‘Obsessed’ ex insists their daughter have long hair
Dear Caroline: My ex-husband is obsessed with our 7-year-old daughter’s hair. I once had him cut off inches below his shoulders, and he threatened ... -
Montana voters to decide on ‘born alive’ abortion bill
HELEN, Mont. – A referendum on the Montana ballot in November raises the prospect of criminal prosecution of health care providers unless they take ... -
California is the first state to create an office of gun violence prevention
California will be the first state to establish an office dedicated to reducing gun violence by keeping guns away from “dangerous individuals” and promoting ... -
A marker in a small hamlet in Missouri indicates an American population center
HARTVILLE, Mo. – It’s not every day that a tiny hamlet in the Missouri Ozarks is in the middle of everything, but that was ... -
Marshall Islands urges US to better address climate change and its nuclear legacy
UNITED NATIONS – The President of the Marshall Islands on Tuesday welcomed what he called progress towards a new Association Agreement with the United ... -
Governor Jay Inslee to end coronavirus state of emergency, but some rules remain in effect for Washington state
By MICHAEL WHITNEYPosted on September 21, 2022 Government ends coronavirus state of emergency, but some rules remain in place SNOHOMISH COUNTY — By Oct. ... -
Drought-stricken inland California sees much-needed rainfall
Much-needed rainfall and thunderstorms are hitting central and northern California, bringing relief to places that typically receive little rainfall in September. An upper level ... -
Fetterman wants to “invest more” in public schools. He once owed tens of thousands of dollars to his school district.
Senate hopeful John Fetterman cast himself as a champion of Pennsylvania public schools, telling voters he “will make sure our public schools have the ... -
Smoke from the Western wildfires has dramatically altered DC sunrises and sunsets
The usually bright and vibrant colors of the sun at sunrise and sunset in recent days have been replaced by dark and soft reddish ... -
Britain and the world to bury Queen Elizabeth II
LONDON (AP) — Britain and the world bury Queen Elizabeth II on Monday in a state funeral that will draw presidents and kings, princes ... -
DC lowers speed limits to 25mph on major roads
The speed limit on some of DC’s major suburban corridors is lowered from 30 mph to 25 mph, in the latest effort by Mayor ... -
Hurricane warning issued for Puerto Rico as Tropical Storm Fiona strengthens
Tropical Storm Fiona is gradually gaining strength as it sweeps across the eastern Caribbean, triggering a hurricane warning for Puerto Rico. More than 12 ... -
Pat Ryan has a message for his House colleagues: Show voters your fight
Pat Ryan received a standing ovation Wednesday from House Democrats, the morning after he was formally sworn into Congress after his upset victory in ... -
Dogs expire a bit in 37-7 win over Washington
Chuck Vandenberg, current editor of Pen City FORT MADISON — After starting the year 3-0 but trailing every game so far, the Fort Madison ... -
Virginia judge dismisses youths’ climate change lawsuit
RICHMOND, Va. — A Virginia judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit filed on behalf of 13 youths who claim state authorization of fossil fuel ... -
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez apologizes after Rep. Higgins calls witness “boo”
It was a House Oversight Committee hearing meant to examine how fossil fuel companies campaigned to thwart climate action. But Thursday’s debate took a ... -
Texas doctor Raynaldo Ortiz Jr. accused of tampering with IV bags
In June, a Dallas-area doctor who wasn’t feeling well wanted to use a bag of saline solution she got from work to try and ... -
Russian mercenaries search prisons for reinforcements to send to Ukraine
To address the shortage of Russian soldiers to send to war in Ukraine, the Wagner mercenary group appears to be making an offer it ... -
Punishing the Russians will not end the Ukraine war
So far, economic sanctions against Russia have done nothing to stop Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine. The ruble is still strong. Oil prices are ... -
Sweden election: Sweden’s anti-immigrant Democrats celebrate their gains
GOTHENBURG, Sweden — A loose coalition of right-wing parties narrowly defeated Sweden’s center-left government in a general election, a victory that promises to upend ... -
Washington County Ambulance Service appeals for emergency assistance
FAYETTEVILLE — Caught between rising costs and falling revenues, Central Emergency Medical Services is asking local governments for more than $1 million to help ... -
Nationals reserve receiver spot up for grabs
At the trade deadline last July, as the Washington Nationals prepared for the early stages of their rebuild, they placed a premium on young ... -
Bolsonaro trails Lula in Brazilian presidential election
As Brazilians grapple with double-digit inflation and an election just weeks away, President Jair Bolsonaro has taken action. The right-wing populist cut fuel taxes ... -
New Zealand scraps most remaining COVID rules as cases drop
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand lifted most of its remaining COVID-19 restrictions on Monday as the government signaled a return to normal for ... -
Australian PM says republic referendum not his priority
CANBERRA, Australia – Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who had begun laying the groundwork for an Australian republic after the May election, said on ... -
Air conditioning technology is outdated. These are AC options for a warmer future.
This week, Californians got a reminder of one of the most vexing paradoxes of global warming. With temperatures well above 110 degrees Fahrenheit in ... -
Our Healthy Alliance aims to improve access to health care for Marshallese and Hispanics in Northwest Arkansas
A group of organizations and health care providers want to help local Marshallese and Hispanic communities find, pay for, and use health care. Our ... -
Hazmat incident kills 100 fish in Arlington Creek
About 100 fish died Wednesday after a hazmat incident in a northern Virginia creek. The incident happened at Four Mile Run between South Walter ... -
Remnants of Hurricane Kay could bring a rare downpour and flood California
With much of California baking in a record-breaking heatwave in September, it seems hard to believe the weather could get more unusual. However, as ... -
Liz Truss can’t escape Boris Johnson’s legacy
Comment this story Comment As Conservative Party members elevated Liz Truss as their new leader on Monday, the nostalgia for Boris Johnson is palpable ...
