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Month: June 2024

He handed a doctor a check for $25K for cancer research. Now a new drug honors his late daughter.

By Jim Donovan Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (KYW) — Steve Healey doesn’t have enough adjectives to fully describe his daughter Anna Olivia Healey. “She was beautiful, she was extremely intelligent. She never met a stranger,” Steve said. “She was inquisitive, she was sympathetic, she was empathetic to others that were

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ANÁLISIS | Crecen los pedidos de rendición de cuentas tras el 7 de octubre, pero es poco probable que los líderes de Israel respondan

Sofía Benavides (CNN) —  La ira en las calles de Israel ha alcanzado un nuevo pico, con decenas de miles de personas participando de protestas convocadas en el marco de la “semana de interrupciones”. Los manifestantes antigubernamentales bloquearon las principales carreteras, realizaron paros y convocaron a una huelga general. Los manifestantes no tienen una sino

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College says enrollment down significantly after “negative” reaction to student protests; layoffs planned

By Neal Riley Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Emerson College in Boston said in a message to staff that student protests are one of the reasons why freshman enrollment this fall is “significantly below” projections. Now the school is planning budget cuts and may reduce faculty positions as a

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NATO member Romania to send a Patriot missile system to neighboring Ukraine

By STEPHEN McGRATH Associated Press BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — NATO member Romania’s top defense body says the country will donate a Patriot missile system to neighboring Ukraine to help Kyiv in its war against Russia as Moscow’s forces continue to bombard civilian areas and energy infrastructure. President Klaus Iohannis chaired the Supreme Council of National

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Heat wave claims lives of at least 125 in Mexico this year, hitting country’s most vulnerable

By FÉLIX MÁRQUEZ and MEGAN JANETSKY Associated Press VERACRUZ, Mexico (AP) — Mexico’s health ministry has tallied at least 125 heat-related deaths this year. More than 2,300 more have suffered heat stroke, dehydration and sunburns. The heat has hit the elderly, laborers and migrants hard, underscoring the disproportionate effects climate change and rising global temperatures

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‘My head was gushing blood’: Victim in hit-and-run near Fort Lauderdale speaks out as BSO searches for driver

By NICOLE LINSALATA, KEVIN BOULANDIER Click here for updates on this story     DANIA BEACH, Florida (WSVN) — Authorities are investigating a hit-and-run incident involving a driver who, they said, struck a woman on an electric bike near Fort Lauderdale, helped her up and then fled. Now the victim is sharing her account of what led

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Henderson Co. health officials issue warning after uptick in raccoon encounters, attacks

By Brittany Whitehead Click here for updates on this story     HENDERSON COUNTY, North Carolina (WLOS) — Henderson County health officials are warning residents and visitors alike to take precautions after an unusual uptick in raccoon encounters and even attacks over the last couple months. A spokesperson for the Henderson County Department of Public Health said

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Two veterans get free homes in Marshall

By Brittany Breeding Click here for updates on this story     MARSHALL, Texas (KTBS) — Two veterans are being honored for the sacrifices they gave for their country. They’re being given homes for free. There was a celebration in Marshall, Texas, Wednesday morning as one of the veterans got his home. Marine veteran Joseph Hammers and

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