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Month: October 2023

Biden searches for ways to keep aid flowing to Ukraine with only weeks remaining before funding runs out

By Kevin Liptak, MJ Lee, Alex Marquardt and Natasha Bertrand, CNN (CNN) — Senior Biden administration officials privately believe only weeks remain before a lack of additional Ukraine funding starts to become a serious battlefield concern – a scenario they are trying to avoid with public warnings and a major speech from President Joe Biden

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Environmentalists suffer another setback in fight to shutter California’s last nuclear power plant

By MICHAEL R. BLOOD Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Federal regulators have rejected a request from environmental groups to immediately shut down one of two reactors at California’s last nuclear power plant. The two groups say long-postponed tests needed to be conducted on critical machinery at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. Friends of

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Cómo votar en el extranjero en las Elecciones de Ecuador 2023: fechas, requisitos y pasos

Aleja Páez (CNN Español) — Ecuador elegirá un nuevo presidente el domingo 15 de octubre. Luisa González y Daniel Noboa se enfrentarán en la segunda vuelta. Según el Consejo Nacional Electoral, hay 409.250 ecuatorianos empadronados para votar desde el extranjero. Además del presidente, en los comicios también se definirán 15 asambleístas nacionales y 6 asambleístas

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Nebraska lawmaker says some report pharmacists are refusing to fill gender-confirming prescriptions

By MARGERY A. BECK Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A Nebraska lawmaker says her office has been contacted by families who have reported some pharmacists are wrongly refusing to fill prescriptions for gender-affirming medications for their transgender children. Sen. Megan Hunt sent a letter Wednesday to the state’s chief medical officer, Dr. Timothy Tesmer,

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3 New England states join together for offshore wind power projects, aiming to lower costs

Associated Press The governors of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island plan to procure offshore wind energy together. Officials said Wednesday it would be the first such multi-state agreement in the nation. Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont says the partnership could lead to the three states acquiring clean energy at more competitive and affordable rates. Energy from

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