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Similar that they are against ukraine. of course, we that this membership cannot happen while the war is going on, but we need to have very practical steps how we get there when the war is over. you have taken a very — there when the war is over. you have taken a very tough — there when the war is over. you have taken a very tough stance _ there when the war is over. you have taken a very tough stance on - there when the war is over. you have taken a very tough stance on terms l taken a very...

Black americans. but the study after study shows that race matters. gender -- sexual orientation and the coordinates between the physician and patient, matters. in terms of whether or not you live or die. we look at studies on maternal lines, if youre a black mother and you have a black physician taking care of you and your child. you cut your mortality rate of your child and half. simply because you share the same race. we need to understand why that is so for one. but we also have to deep dive...

Examples of racism, discrimination, they felt like outcasts. they set up their own cricket league so they could find a safe space for themselves, so they could fall back in love with the game, essentially. maybe we had a lost generation of cricketers because of that, many people have thought, actually, this is not the career for me, cricket is not a career where i can see a future. therefore, you see a lot of people that fell out of love with the game and maybe are lost to the game. im talking f...

Than 175,000 people were moved to safety before the arrival of the cyclone. storm has been weakening as it moves north on friday. us defence secretary lloyd austin has announced new funding and support for ukraine from nato countries during a two—day meeting of defences ministers in brussels. they are also expected to agree a timetable to train ukrainian pilots to fly western jets, including f—i6s. but there are still no decisions on whether ukraine will actually be provided with the jets. t...

Policies will lead to average temperatures 2.8 degrees celsius above pre—industrial times by the end of the century, nearly twice the un goal of a 1.5 degree rise. hes demanded that fossil fuel companies cease measures that aim to "knee—cap" climate progress. heres a little of what he had to say. i am very worried where the world stands on climate. countries are far off track in meeting climate promises and commitments. i see a lack of ambition, a lack of trust, a lack of support, a lack of ...

A timetable to train ukrainian pilots to fly western jets, including f—16s, but there are still no decisions on whether ukraine will actually be provided with the jets. the un secretary general antonio guterres has warned that the world is racing toward a climate change disaster and dismisses the global response as "woefully inadequate". he says current climate policies will lead to average temperatures 2.8 degrees celsius above pre—industrial times by the end of the century — nearly twice...

The most vulnerable are suffering the most. current policies are taking the world to a 2.8 degree temperature rise by the end of the century. that spells catastrophe. yet the collective response remains pitiful. were hurtling towards disaster. eyes wide open with far too many willing it all on wishful thinking and proven technologies and silver bullet solutions. its time to wake up and step up. its time to rebuild trust based on climate justice. its time to accelerate the just transition to a gr...

Thats important because it is the smallest annual rate of inflation for business or wholesale prices since december of 2020. now, if you strip out the effects of food and energy, theyre more volatile. that so-called core ppi was up just .2% for the month. and up around 2.8% year over year. so, headline producer prices are falling. core prices are rising modestly. what that does imply is that business level inflation is falling from a headline perspective because of lower fuel and lower food cost...

From the same time last year. that analyzed gain, 1.1% is the smallest since december of 2020. if you strip out food and energy, the core producer index was up .02%. it was up 2.8% for the year. headline prices fall. core prices rise modestly. that implies that business level inflation is falling because of lower fuel and lower food costs. what this does also indicate is that we are seeing a good amount of the inflationary pressure in the business supply chain because of the covid bottlenecks, w...

Of stuff. it is this child support situation with this former stripper that might, you know, might lead to this because this child is entitled to child support and i have no money and she was like, oh, yeah, i saw the laptop and the whole world did and it shows youve gotten all this money from foreign countries from romania and ukraine and china, from russia. how much money does he have and the problem for joe biden in all this is as that money gets disclosed, the ties to joe biden become more a...