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Month: November 2021

Two-legged herbivore is newest dinosaur species found in Greenland

By Alexandra Mae Jones Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO (CTV Network) — Researchers have identified a brand new dinosaur species from well-preserved skulls found in Greenland: a two-legged herbivore that researchers believe is the first evidence of a “distinct Greenlandic dinosaur species.” Although the two skulls that helped make this discovery were

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No joke: Comedians, cannabis companies push pot legalization

By JENNIFER PELTZ Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Big cannabis companies are backing a new, celebrity-infused campaign to enlist marijuana users to pressure Congress to legalize pot nationwide. The initiative launched Tuesday is spearheaded by the industry’s U.S. Cannabis Council and HeadCount, a voter registration group. Actor-comedians Seth Rogen and Sarah Silverman are among

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Denmark ditched its Covid rules two months ago. Now it’s joined other EU nations in mulling new restrictions

By Sheena McKenzie, CNN Two months ago, Denmark was riding high. The European nation lifted all remaining domestic coronavirus restrictions as the government declared Covid-19 was no longer “an illness which is a critical threat to society.” With a successful vaccine rollout in their back pocket, Danes essentially returned to pre-pandemic daily life. They visited

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Kyiv Post chief editor Brian Bonner

Kyiv Post suspends publication after 26 years. Staffers decry ‘act of vengeance’

By Radina Gigova, CNN Ukraine’s English-language newspaper, the Kyiv Post, has suspended publication after 26 years. Adnan Kivan, the publisher of the Kyiv Post, said the newspaper will close immediately “for a short time” and Chief Editor Brian Bonner “will retire after closing down the operations of the newspaper.” Kivan, a businessman based in Odessa,

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Nuns light incense sticks at Shwedagon Pagoda during the Thadingyut festival.

Myanmar is planning to reopen to tourism in early 2022. But who will go?

By Lilit Marcus, CNN As multiple Southeast Asia countries begin to ease travel restrictions, Myanmar, which boasts some of the region’s most spectacular destinations, has announced that it hopes to begin welcoming international tourists in early 2022. While this might seem like great news for travelers planning their post-lockdown trips, in Myanmar, it’s complicated. Most

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