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LSU Baseball – Live on the LSU Sports Radio Network

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The US House advanced a package of 95 billion Ukraine and Israel to vote on Saturday

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Will Israel’s Attack Deter Iran?

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The United States agrees to withdraw American troops from Niger

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Olympic organizers unveiled a strategy for using artificial intelligence in sports

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St. John’s Student athletes share sports day with students with special needs

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2024 NHL Playoffs bracket: Stanley Cup Playoffs schedule, standings, games, TV channels, time

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The Stick-Wielding Beast of College Sports Awakens: Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Is Back

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Joe Pellegrino, a popular television sports presenter, has died at the age of 89

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The highest-earning athletes in seven professional sports

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Executive Business Meeting | United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary

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“A real disappointment:” People share overwhelming travel destinations to skip, and the gems you should…

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Travel tips to survive: A checklist for every vacation

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US-Italy relationship – “Italy and the United States are strong allies and close friends.”

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Options | United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary

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US deficit poses ‘significant risks’ to global economy, IMF says

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America’s debt problems are piling up problems for the rest of the world

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The US will help Armenia modernize its army

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A secret Russian foreign policy document calls for action to weaken the US.

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The United States will again impose sanctions on Venezuela’s oil and gas sector

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Don’t be afraid to seek psychiatric treatment

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Depression and anxiety Two of the most common mental health problems for minorities are the same as for the general population: depression and anxiety. “We find that many minorities feel isolated, and in that isolation, there can be depression,” Alcantar says. “It’s important to remember that we, as humans, were designed to experience and feel things. We will have difficult times, as much as we will have happy times.” With both depression and anxiety, it’s important to understand the signs to know when you should seek help. Signs of depression can include: There are several different types of anxiety disorders,Read News

To Bridge Health Equity and Infrastructure, We Must Harness the Power and Creativity of the Crowd – Nonprofit News

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Throughout its history, the United States has implemented federal infrastructure projects that have benefited certain communities while destroying others. During the colonial era, much of the nation’s early infrastructure facilitated trade and commerce for colonists, but it also exploited indigenous civilizations. The $ 36 million Transcontinental Railroad project, started in the 1860s, displaced millions of indigenous peoples and destroyed their holy land. A century later, in the 1950s, the Interstate Highway System created an efficient mode of travel for some communities, but it also divided and destroyed other communities and exacerbated spatial segregation.1 At its core, the nation’s infrastructure projectsRead News

Maternal Health Awareness Month

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Maternal and infant health and mortality are affected by poverty, gender inequality, age, various forms of discrimination, lack of access to adequate health facilities, inadequate technology, and lack of infrastructure. The death rate per life birth for black women is three times higher than that of white women. Between 2007 and 2016, national maternal mortality for black women with at least a college education was five times higher than white women with a similar education, illustrating the direct link between race and maternal mortality, across race-associated socioeconomic factors. The Virginia General Assembly noted that the root cause of these differencesRead News

New Home Kidney Test Using Smartphone to Monitor Kidney Health

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For years, people have been able to monitor their blood pressure and blood sugar at home, using a stand-alone device or a device connected to a smartphone. This has made it easier for them to cope with a chronic health condition while making fewer trips to the doctor or medical laboratory. Overall, these tools have meant a long, healthy life for many people. A new smartphone-enabled test that received 510(k) clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in July will give Americans at risk of developing chronic kidney disease (CKD) the ability the same to monitor their kidney healthRead News

UK-based retailer removes best ahead of dates on product to reduce food waste – Produce Blue Book

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M&S removes earlier dates from a range of fresh produce to help reduce in-store and home food waste. Most pre-dates will be removed from the labeling of more than 300 fruit and vegetable products – 85% of M&S’s product offering – including commonly wasted items apples, potatoes and broccoli. Dates will be replaced with a new code that M&S ​​store colleagues will use to ensure freshness and quality. The switch, which is being launched across all M&S UK stores this week, is designed to encourage customers to discard less edible foods at home using their judgment. WRAP research shows thatRead News

Opinion: Why Rosa DeLauro’s proposal for a food safety agency is so important

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U.S. Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro’s proposal to have a new Food Safety Commission is exactly what is needed if America is going to have enough food and timely recall when a piece of food is contaminated. At the moment that is not what is happening. The FDA (Federal Food and Drug Administration) is the government agency responsible for the safety of the nation’s food. The FDA was established in 1906 with the passage of the Federal Food and Drug Act (FDA). The FDA is housed within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The FDA is headed by the FoodRead News

UN and partners meet to tackle ‘critical’ state of global food crisis

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Factors including the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change and ongoing conflicts have led to nearly one billion people going hungry last year, he said. Meanwhile, the World Bank has warned that the conflict in Ukraine this year will put an additional 95 million people in extreme poverty and 50 million in severe famine. Already falling short  “Honestly, we have already fallen to achieve our food security goals, by 2020. However, the situation is now critical,” Mr Shahid said. “The shock of multiple global crises has weakened our institutions, our economy and challenged our ability to respond effectively.” He emphasized that despiteRead News

Food trucks struggle with higher fuel costs

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Summer food trucks are approaching their busy season, and owners are feeling the pinch of increased costs of supplies and ingredients while also scrambling for fuel to keep the fryers going. With the average price of gasoline sitting at $4.52 and diesel at $5.53 a gallon, respectively, many food truck operators have to pay over $100 at a time to fill their 20 gallon tanks. While food truck businesses have traditionally been a cheaper alternative to brick-and-mortar restaurants, the National Food Truck Association tells FOX Business that could change if food and fuel prices continue to be high. GAS PRICESRead News

Three Square Food Bank is fighting inflation but continues to serve those in need

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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – Three Square is the only food bank in Southern Nevada. Officials say food insecurity has increased dramatically since the start of the COVID pandemic, from 280,000 people in need of food to 364,000 now. Three Square Food Bank has a saying: “Together we feed everyone,” said Three Square Food Bank Director of Advocacy Research, Regis Whaley. “An increase of almost 40 percent, 131,000 children are currently experiencing food insecurity,” Whaley said. He says the food bank’s food costs have increased, including gas to transport food. “A lot of support that was available from the federalRead News

Opinion | Longer tables: when food becomes hope

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Because the world is too much with us, today we choose to celebrate humanity, heroes, mensch and chef José Andrés, who with his magnificent World Central Kitchen has now served more than 100 million meals to beleaguered Ukraine – in bunkers, in border, in their often secluded and rubble-strewn homes. With the careless and thoughtless destruction of ports, borders and food supply chains, Andrés said, Putin’s war of hubris is also quickly becoming a “war on food.” In response, WCK has created the largest humanitarian effort in Ukraine, with “army of kindness” – thousands of volunteer food fighters both locallyRead News

Morristown ESO Artisanal Pasta NJ sits in third place in the Great Food Truck Race

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Artisanal Pasta ESO’s Cinderella run in Season 15 of Food Network’s “The Great Food Truck Race” is over, but the future is dawning for three aspiring young chefs from Morristown who are ready to launch their signature products across the country. Operating a food truck for the first time, ESO Artisanal lasted six episodes before being eliminated on Sunday night, finishing third in a field of nine teams. Next week’s finale will feature Señoreatas, which specializes in modern plant-based Cuban cuisine, and Maybe Cheese Born With It, known in Toledo as “Ohio’s only drag queen food truck.” “Obviously it’s hardRead News

The food security crisis could kill more people than Covid has, says the Senegalese minister at the G-20

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Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati delivers a speech during the opening of the Group of 20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting in Nusa Dua on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on July 15, 2022. Senegalese Economy Minister Amadou Hott has called on the global food industry not to boycott trade in Russian and Ukrainian food products as the food crisis rages in vulnerable countries. Speaking at a meeting of Group of 20 finance leaders in Bali last week, Hott said that without an immediate solution, the crisis – which includes both food shortages and high pricesRead News

The billionaire aims to raise $ 500 million for Masiyiwa to expand digital business

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Events group Hyve is selling the Ukrainian company through a management buyout

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July 19 (Reuters) – British exhibition group Hyve ( HYVE.L ) said on Tuesday it was selling its Ukrainian unit to a group led by Anatoly Sushon, managing director of the Ukrainian business, as events in the country continued to be delayed in following the Russian invasion. The decision comes more than three months after Hyve said it would sell its Russian business, citing warnings from customers that they would boycott its Western events if it continued to operate in the country. read more While many British companies have left Russia and suspended operations in Ukraine, Hyve is among theRead News

As Wildfire Threats Rise, There’s Booming Activity in Defensible Space

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Published July 18, 2022 at 15:39 PDT In a community located on the foothills of Peavine Mountain in Reno, a work team animated up brushing tools. These weren’t your average Joe’s weed killers; these were high-powered scissors that sent leaves and branches flying everywhere. The crew was with Wilderness Forestry, a Reno-based company employed by homeowners, homeowners associations, and commercial properties to reduce forest fire threats. Its task is to create what is known as a “defensible space” – a buffer between property and the flammable vessel and vegetation surrounding it. “A lot of times when the developers are buildingRead News

Gov. Wolf Announces $268 Million in New ARPA Funding to Promote Small Business Development, Job Creation Opportunities Across Pennsylvania

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Governor Tom Wolf announced that Pennsylvania has received nearly $268 million in Save America funding, through the State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI), to spur small business success and job creation opportunities across the Commonwealth. “Supporting our small businesses and boosting Pennsylvania’s world-class business environment remains one of my top priorities and I thank President Biden for sharing that commitment,” said Gov. Wolf. “This funding from the Biden Administration is a significant investment in Pennsylvania’s future that will be used to empower our small businesses and create new jobs.” The American Rescue Plan reauthorized and expanded the SSBCI, originally establishedRead News

Paxton Stops Houston Companies From Scamming Texans With Fake Training Services

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Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a temporary restraining order against a Houston business selling bogus forklift training services. The court ordered an injunction against Southwest Forklift LLC’s deceptive business practices, and froze its assets up to $350,000. The operators, Sergio Hernandez and Roxanne Rodriguez, reportedly offered one-day training for $80 to become qualified as “OSHA-certified” forklift operators. They also guaranteed employment upon completion. But consumer complaints and evidence revealed that they were posing as potential employers and posting fake job opportunities to get consumers to buy the company’s training. Read the temporary restraining order here.

How to prepare your business for a possible recession

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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.75 percentage points on June 15, the third hike this year and the largest since 1994, to counter high inflation. But some critics worry that aggressive regulatory policies could push the US economy into a recession. “An effort to intentionally slow the economy certainly increases the likelihood of a recession later this year or next,” said Ben Johnston, chief operating officer of financial firm Kapitus. “We continue to see small businesses struggle with inflationary trends.” Unlike the pandemic-related recession, small businesses cannot rely on disaster loans and tax credit programs to survive thisRead News

“Doing Business with DOT”: First-ever Event Expands Opportunities and Access in New Procurement Season

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The event at DOT Headquarters highlights the DOT’s ambitious goal of creating a competitive edge by attracting businesses of all sizes, including opportunities for Small Businesses and Mothers. NEW YORK — NYC Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez, with Mayor of the Office of Contracting Director/City Chief Sales Officer Lisa M. Flores, Small Services Commissioner Kevin D. Kim and the NYC Department of Planning & amp; The construction agencies, on the day they hosted the first ceremony of its kind where the agency welcomed hundreds of participants to the DOT offices in Lower Manhattan to showcase the agency’s contract offer.Read News

FARNBOROUGH NEWS: Boeing focuses on autonomy for defense business

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LONDON — Systems using autonomous technology will be the cornerstone of Boeing’s technological development in the future, the company’s new defense chief said on July 18. “We’re really leaning heavily toward a future with autonomy,” said Ted Colbert, executive vice president and executive director of defense, space and security at Boeing. The T-7A Red Hawk jet trainer, the Air Force Integration System (ATS) and the MQ-25 Stingray unmanned aircraft as Boeing Defense systems are among the programs Colbert noted. “They offer an opportunity to take all the lessons of traditional, what I call, moving physical platforms forward, but also integrateRead News

Starbucks is looking to sell its UK business

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According to UK newspaper The Times, the company is working with advisers to determine whether it could or should sell its UK business. Asked for comment, Starbucks shared with CNN Business an email it sent to its UK employees over the weekend, barring the company from participating in a “formal sale process” and reaffirming its desire to remain in the region. The report comes at a time when the UK economy is struggling, making it difficult for businesses to operate and residents to make ends meet. UK inflation hit 9.1% in May, the highest level in 40 years and theRead News

You can’t buy these books

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In their attack on libraries, megapublishers roll a Trojan horse into the courts. In a remarkable brief filed on July 7 in an ongoing lawsuit, four corporate publishing titans (Hachette, Penguin Random House, HarperCollins, and Wiley) accused the Internet Archives of theft, “mass scale copyright infringement,” and “[ distribute] free full-text digital bootlegs.These are wild allegations — especially considering that the Internet Archive Open Library operates in the traditional terms followed by libraries in this country for centuries.The Open Library lends books, which they own, to a patron at one time, for a fixed time — such as other libraries.SuchRead News

Back to School Means Scrambling, Too: These Latest Books Are Here to Help

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They bully. We have collected new and old books, in an attempt to prepare children for the ever-challenging person who, adults know, manifests itself outside of childhood as well. Bullies, the bane of children everywhere. We’ve collected new and old books, up to middle grade and including a number of beautiful illustrations, in an effort to prepare children for the kind of constant challenge that adults know extends beyond childhood. Picture Books Lana Llama and Lori Doody, illus. by the author. Running the Goat. 2022. ISBN 9781927917817.PreS-Gr 2–A charming but conflicted intelligent creature who hates the ways in which sheRead News

9 Books to Bring on Your Summer Holidays

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Recommended by: Alexandra Avila, book sales and coordinator of staff advice at Bookworks in Albuquerque, N.M. In this, her first series of short stories, Lisa Taddeo explores life among strong women in beautiful cities that navigate the difficult world of money, sex and friendship. People are ripped off headlines, some developing new dating sites and others having unique encounters in political fundraising. Ms. said. Avila’s book contains the horror and horror of “Fleabag” and “Sex and the City.” Recommended by: Valerie Koehler, manager of Blue Willow Bookshop in Houston Two elderly women who have been eternal friends are arguing toRead News

New books by Jewish author NorCal appeal to a diverse readership – J.

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“The Dressmaker’s Daughter” by Linda Boroff (Santa Monica Press, 240 pages). It’s 1940, and Romanian-Jewish teenager Daniela, a brilliant student, is striving to become a doctor. But as the Nazis invade, she is captured, deported to Transnistria – part of modern Moldova – and forced to care for wounded Romanian soldiers while serving as co-wife of an Iron Guard chief. She longs for her lover, Mihail, who was hired by her mother to serve as her teacher before the war and has since joined the partisans. Boroff, who lives outside of Santa Cruz, told J. that her hectic young adultRead News

Arts Round: A Few Firsts and a Return to the National Book Festival – WCP

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This week’s headlines prove it: summer isn’t over until the block party is over and the National Book Festival packs its bags. Those who disobey will be let go: DJ Spinderella is just one of the big names performing at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture at the first Hip-Hop block party on Aug. 13. Spinderella, the DJ, rapper and producer most famous for his work with Salt-N-Pepa, will cap off the day-long festivities with a personal mixed dance party that will conclude at 11pm. The party celebrates the one-year anniversary of the Smithsonian Anthology ofRead News

The Arts Festival is looking at a new customer – The Clanton Advertiser

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By JOYANNA LOVE | Managing Editor The Chilton County Art Show saw several new artists participating as vendors this year on July 16. For Jael Wall of Shelby County, the festival was a way to sell her art before opening her store next month. “I’ve heard a lot of good things in my Facebook community about the art festival here,” Wall said of why she wanted to attend. She said she was “really impressed with … so many vendors.” Wall said she started her business two months ago and “does a little bit of everything,” including commissioned paintings and customizedRead News

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