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Exclusive: Iran has dropped some demands on nuclear deal, says a US official

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United States

Iran and the US’ flags are printed on paper seen in this illustration, taken Jan. 27, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (Reuters) – Iran has dropped some of its key demands to revive a deal to curb Tehran’s nuclear program, including its insistence that international inspectors shut down some probes of its nuclear program, raising the possibility of an agreement is getting closer, a senior US official told Reuters on Monday. The United States wants to respond quickly to a draft agreement proposed by the European Union that would bring back the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, which hasRead News

Insurgency in Northern Syria – US State Department

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United States

US Government Official Website Here’s how you know Qui sont les Byzantins aujourd’hui ? Official websites use the .gov domain Quelles sont les origines de l’Empire byzantin ? .Gov is owned by the official government organization in the United States. Quel est la religion des Byzantins ? Où se trouve l’Empire byzantin ? How do you pronounce Hagia? How to write Hagia Sophia in turkish? Why was the Hagia Sophia burned down? .Gov secure sites use HTTPS What did they do to Hagia Sophia? A padlock () or https: // means that you are securely connected to the .gov site.Read News

Cardiovascular (CV) Disease Projections in the United States

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United States

Planning public health interventions and understanding changes in cardiovascular (CV) risk factors and disease by age, sex, race, and ethnicity are crucial. For one study, researchers sought to estimate the population prevalence of CV risk factors and disease and further investigate racial, ethnic, and gender disparities. By combining 2020 US Census projection data counted for the years 2025–2060 with logistic regression models based on data from the 2013–2018 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, it was possible to estimate the prevalence of the risk factors for cardiovascular diseases (diabetes mellitus). , hypertension, dyslipidemia and obesity) and cardiovascular diseases (ischemic heartRead News

How to Grow Microfinance in the United States

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United States

Since first appearing in its modern form in Bangladesh in the 1970s, microfinance—the practice of providing financial services such as loans, insurance, and savings accounts to low-income individuals or groups that are traditionally excluded from the banking system—has become billions of dollars. -global industrial dollars. In 2018, there were approximately 140 million microfinance borrowers worldwide (80 percent of whom were women) for a total loan of $124 billion. In many ways, this is not surprising. After all, even today, there are more than 1.7 billion adults worldwide who are financially excluded. These people have the same need for credit asRead News

United States renews calls for de-escalation in Libya – U.S. Department of State

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United States

The United States is deeply concerned about renewed threats of violent conflict in Tripoli and calls for an immediate de-escalation by all parties. The vast majority of Libyans seek to choose their leadership through peaceful elections. We call on those who risk being dragged into violence again to lay down their arms and we especially call on the Libyan leaders to immediately recommit to establishing a constitutional basis for presidential and parliamentary elections. The ongoing instability is a reminder of the urgent need to appoint a new UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Libya to continue mediation efforts, withRead News

Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Values: Next Steps for the United States

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United States

More than sixty years after a research group at Dartmouth University launched work on a new field called “Artificial Intelligence,” the United States still lacks a national strategy on artificial intelligence (AI) policy. The increasing urgency of this effort is made clear by the rapid rise of US allies and adversaries. The European Union is moving forward with two initiatives of far-reaching consequences. The EU Artificial Intelligence Act will establish a comprehensive, risk-based approach to AI regulation when it is adopted in 2023. Many predict that the EU AI Act will extend the “Brussels Effect” across the AI sector asRead News

Travel Checklist: 19 Things to Prepare and Pack Before Your Next Vacation

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Travel

As you count down the days to your end-of-summer trip, your mind has probably wandered to where you’re going — imagining the warm sand between your toes or the stunning landmarks of your eyes are shining. (If you’re hoping to capture those sweet vacation memories on camera, travel cameras are the essentials to keep.) However, you may find that your pre-vacation anxiety is overshadowed by stress, as there are likely to be many errands to run before you leave. After you schedule your time away from the office, you need to prepare your home for your absence and make sureRead News

20 of our favorite personalized travel accessories to bring on your next trip

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Travel

The content is created by CNN Underscored’s editorial team that works independently from the CNN Newsroom. When you make a purchase through links on our site, we may receive a commission. Learn more The journey is also in progress. While your journey may face many obstacles – think lost luggage, delays and cancellations – your travel supplies are the one thing you can and should count on. And if you’re like us, your travel must-haves could use some updating. When investing in new items – from suitcases and toiletry bags to backpacks and tote bags – consider upgrading the accessoriesRead News

When Can I Travel to Japan? Pre-Arrival Travel Tests Could Soon Be Abolished

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Travel

The country’s notoriously strict travel rules are rumored to be changing soon It feels like we’ve been waiting for Japan to open up for a long, long time. After two years of a total ban, the trucks were finally allowed to return to the country – despite many restrictions. The country reopened in April to some foreign residents, business travelers and foreign students, then opened its borders to a limited number of international tourists. The current stage of Japan’s reopening has been described as a period of “experimental tourism” – but things are about to get a little easier. AccordingRead News

Space travel is the new vacation for the super rich

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Travel

Where do you expect to meet your favorite billionaires and Hollywood superstars during your vacation this year? The British Virgin Islands, Bora Bora, Aspen? How about the French delights of the Côte d’Azur? No, when it comes to exclusive destinations for the rich and famous, space is now the place. See: Top 10 Richest People in the WorldFind: 22 Side Gigs That Can Make You Richer Than a Full-Time Job For affluent travelers, space isn’t the last frontier, it’s just the next frontier. Since July 2021, when Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic became the first manned passenger space flight, the abilityRead News

Travel is getting cheaper and cheaper; should you book your trip now?

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Travel

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Citi Travel, Booking.com will create a new platform

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Travel

Financial services giant Citi Bank is expanding its penetration into the travel business by launching Citi Travel in collaboration with Booking.com. The launch will take place at the beginning of the fourth quarter of this year, the company said. According to research from Citi Travel and Booking.com, Americans are eager to travel, but often plan their trips around sales or promotions to snag better deals. There’s nothing wrong with that, of course, but it prevents travelers from going on vacation or going to a date-specific family event. Citi and Booking.com understand this, which is why they created the Citi TravelRead News

Travel Is Back: How DFW Airlines and Hoteliers Keep Up with Trends – and Demand

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Travel

If you’ve been to an airport lately, you’ve seen the impact of pent-up travel demand. Let’s be honest. We’ve been isolated for more than two years and we’ve had enough. Deloitte provided data on this in a May report entitled “Getting Back to Getaways”. Even as the pandemic continues to experience bouts of stops and starts, many leisure travelers have decided the level of risk is acceptable. The Deloitte study found that nearly half of Americans were planning a summer trip that involved stays in hotels or other types of paid accommodation. More than health concerns, financial worries were citedRead News

The Unexpected Business Travel Cheat Book | Inc.com

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Travel

Business momentum is volatile. What you’ve spent months, even years building, evaporates in one indecisive moment, while quick and decisive action taken imperfectly is rewarded with opportunity. What started as a simple one-week trip to New York turned into a whirlwind month-and-a-half trip in no time. The adventure covered seven countries, six large cities, four climates and three coasts. By the end, I had changed flights 12 times, had to hire new people, buy new equipment and figure out how to continue normal operations. When the momentum starts, your only viable option is to walk away. As a business owner,Read News

Leisure travel trends are changing rapidly

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Travel

TravelBoom, a leading data-driven digital marketing agency, has just released its 2022 Leisure Travel Trends Study report, surveying more than 2,000 travelers this year as part of a comprehensive survey on the topic. By comparing their answers with the total of 90,000 participants in previous studies, the company got a comprehensive picture of how the sector is changing. The agency’s last major leisure travel study was conducted in 2019, so this year’s report reveals a lot about how travelers’ planning and booking behavior has changed since pre-pandemic times. Currently, some of the most influential factors that are creating stunning changesRead News

Penn fall sports preview: new names in coaching, early season optimism and the pursuit of Ivy League crowns

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Sports

Football and volleyball will look to improve upon disappointing 2021 seasons by Ester Lima 10 hours ago In the second full season since the pandemic paused, Penn’s Fall Sports aim for results on the page and win conference titles, with teams juggling a unique toolbox of mixed roster experience, several new names across the coaching staff. and schedules interested in bringing a challenge. Having a recent past season to look at weaknesses and correct them in a quick turnaround, this year sees an exciting prospect of tracking progress on each team; whether they wish to forget about bad records andRead News

MLB Power Rankings: Deep Bullpens Keep Astros and Mariners Competitive

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Sports

For the last time in 2022, baseball went through a weekend unaffected by college football or the NFL (at least in the regular season). The college game officially returns this Saturday, while the NFL wraps up its final preseason weekend before week one begins on September 8th. With the pigskin tractor beam garnering most of the sports world’s attention, baseball is gearing up for the stretch run intrigue before the postseason begins (albeit with an admittedly more crowded stage to share with our football overlords). But like the MLB season, given the growing competition on the sports calendar, the powerRead News

SI:AM | Does the Ravens’ Record Streak Really Matter?

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Sports

Hello, I’m Dan Gartland. Preseason wins don’t count for anything, but you have to admit the Ravens’ streak is impressive. College coaches on the hot seat ⛳ Tiger and Rory lead big money PGA Tour proposition If you’re reading this on SI.com, you can sign up to receive this free newsletter in your inbox every weekday at SI.com/newsletters. Preseason games don’t count, but try telling that to the Ravens After holding off a late challenge from the Cardinals last night, Baltimore has now won an incredible 22 straight preseason games. The Ravens last exhibition loss came in the 2015 preseasonRead News

E-News | Sports Business Journal available free to the WVU community

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Sports

Through a partnership with WVU Libraries, faculty, staff and students have free digital access to Sports Business Journal for the 2022-23 academic year. A WVU login and password are required to view the publication. Is WVU a Tier 1 school? WVU maintains R1 status, ranking alongside the most prestigious research universities. According to the latest Carnegie Ranking of Institutions of Higher Education, WVU has maintained its classification as an R1 university, or very high research. Only 119 other universities occupy the R1 category. Is West Virginia University in the middle of nowhere? Morgantown, WV is a college town unlike anyRead News

The mayor of Gloria prefers Midway Rising to the redevelopment of the Sports Arena

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Sports

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria announced Monday his preferred redevelopment plan for the city-owned 48-acre Sports Arena property: Midway Rising. The announcement was not a surprise since Midway Rising ranked first among five candidates when city staff last updated the City Council on the project in the spring. Officials credit the development team with providing the most low-income affordable housing that state law requires the city to prioritize when redeveloping public land. “Following a transparent process in accordance with state regulations, I am confident that Midway Rising will deliver on my vision to create thousands of new affordable and middle-incomeRead News

UMass Sports Insider returns Aug. 26 – University of Massachusetts Athletics

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Sports

AMHERST, Mass. – The UMass Sports Insider television show is returning to the NESN broadcast this fall. The bi-weekly, 30-minute show will originate from the Massachusetts campus in Amherst and will feature a wide variety of Massachusetts Athletics programs while highlighting the personalities and achievements of UMass student-athletes.

Trey Lance explains how a hidden injury plagued his rookie year

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Sports

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Trey Lance picked up a football, tossed it across the room at Levi’s Stadium, and worked a catch on it to try to relive the way he held it just over a year ago only to have a prayer of throwing it. His index finger was almost to the nose of the ball, his middle finger off the laces and his ring finger sitting on and between the first and second cross -laces. Not how anyone tells a quarterback to do it. But Lance had no choice. Even more remarkable? He didn’t even have anything toRead News

The Mets had former shortstop Nate Fisher’s day cut short after he pitched three scoreless innings in his debut

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Sports

NEW YORK (AP) – Banker-turned-assistant Nate Fisher found out the hard way Monday that baseball really is a numbers game. A day after a stellar major league debut that lit up the sports world, Fisher was cut by the New York Mets. The NL East leaders took a step toward a two-game Subway series against the New York Yankees. In fact, Fisher was actually in the Mets’ clubhouse at Yankee Stadium two hours before the start of the game and was then designated for assignment. Now completely off the 40-man roster, Fisher could be traded or placed on waivers duringRead News

Haslam Sports Club announces ‘Faceoff on the Lake’ on February 18th

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Sports

Haslam Sports Group (HSG), the Cleveland Browns and Ohio State University announced today that the “Faceoff on the Lake” will be played at FirstEnergy Stadium on February 18, when the Buckeyes host the Michigan Wolverines in the first-ever hockey game at 7 p.m. The place. Cleveland Browns and Columbus Crew season ticket members, along with Browns waitlist members and select groups, will have early access to “Faceoff on the Lake” tickets beginning Monday, August 29 at 10.00. 10.00 on Wednesday 7 September. Fans interested in more information – including suite, premium hospitality and group offers – can contact Browns MemberRead News

Comments | Why women should coach boys’ sports

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Sports

What gender is more athletic? In a new chapter in the battle of the sexes, research tried to determine which gender was more athletic, at least in a key measure of fitness, and the answer appears to be women, according to researchers at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada. Why are boys so much more athletic than girls? Men develop larger skeletal muscles, as well as larger hearts and lungs and a greater number of red blood cells (which absorb oxygen for an aerobic benefit). Undoubtedly, men and women differ in several physical characteristics that affect sports performance. AreRead News

UScellular partners on WVU Youth Sports Day – West Virginia University Athletics

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Sports

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – WVU Athletics, Learfield Amplify, Mountaineer Sports Marketing and UScellular have teamed up to partner on Youth Sports Day 2022 for the upcoming Mountaineer football and men’s basketball seasons. Youth Sports Day is set for Saturday, September 10th against Kansas at 6:00 p.m. This is an initiative to get area kids involved in an exclusive pre-game clinic hosted by the WVU Center for Applied Coaching and Sports Science. “Developing athleticism is important for both athletic performance and lifelong health and well-being,” said Kristen Dieffenbach, director of the center. “It’s important for kids to experienceRead News

Drayson Ball appointed director of sports information

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Sports

EPHRAIM, Ut. – Drayson Ball has been hired as the Sports Information Director at Snow College, the school’s Athletic Department announced Monday. Ball joins the Badgers after serving as the Sports Information Assistant at Utah Tech University (UTU), formerly Dixie State University, where he helped transition the school to Division I in the fall of 2020. “I couldn’t be more excited to be hired for this position,” Ball said. “The opportunity to come back to the area I consider home and serve my alma mater as [Sports Information Director] is incredible. It’s truly a dream come true. I want toRead News

Barnhart, Feamster inducted into the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2022

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Sports

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – PÅ Mitt Forgighters For Atht Errms of Kanstelriment, and the money employs of the Women-Vars (VARsiis (Athendique in Luxembourg. House in Louisville. KSHOF class consists of Barnhart, Feamster, Michael Bush, football star at Louisville Male High School, the University of Louisville and in the NFL in the early 2000s, and Dallas Thornton, basketball star at Male, Kentucky Wesleyan and the Harlem Globetrotters in the 60s, 70s and 80s. A selection committee made up of 17 sports media professionals from across the Commonwealth, along with the Bygone Era Selection Team, chose this year’s class. The KSHOF is ownedRead News

Opinion | What the loss of Russian cooperation means for science

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Science

Question: Will the Large Hadron Collider destroy the Earth? Answer: No. As you may have heard in the news recently, several people are suing to try to get the Large Hadron Collider project canceled. When it finally comes online, the LHC will be the largest, most powerful particle accelerator ever constructed. Who is the best scientist in the world alive? Arguably the world’s most famous living scientist, Stephen Hawking is known for his seminal contributions to our understanding of the big bang, black holes and relativity. What is Russia’s biggest export? Crude oil is Russia’s biggest export, accounting for $123Read News

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