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Gorilla grabbed the little boy around the enclosure. Listen as the boys mother is pleading with her child to stay calm. Mommys right here. Oh my oh my god just calm down. Isaiah. Back up. Okay. Mommy loves you. Im right here. My son. No. Hes playing. Hes sitting there. No, no. Please protect him. Isaiah, be calm, be calm. Be calm. Be calm. Oh my god. You know, it is terrifying to watch. I can tell you that the zoo is set to hold a News Conference next hour. Well hear more what the zoo saying. Le...

The proposal includes new $8-billion, five-year program to upgrade FAA facilities, radar systems.

The Adams County Community Broadband Taskforce plans a public participation hearing next week to receive recommendations from residents and eligible applicants on the use of potential state grant funding.

After the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Board approved the staff-level agreement with Argentinas current administration, the Government of President Javier Milei received a US$ 4.7 billion disbursement which bolstered the Central Bank (BCRA) reserves to US$ 27.635 billion, it was reported Wednesday in Buenos Aires. The latest deal between Argentina and the IMF unblocked a new series of disbursements.

Argentine Cabinet Chief Nicolás Posse Tuesday met with officials from US President Joseph Bidens administration as well as with International Monetary Fund (IMF) executives to strengthen bilateral ties, it was reported in Washington DC.

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Argentine President Javier Milei said his 25-minute meeting Wednesday with International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva at the World Economic Forum was “very good” after a verbal agreement was reached last week between the credit agency and the South American country. It was the first time that Milei and Georgieva saw each other face to face.

After all child care facilities were required to test for lead in water, lawmakers proposed a similar requirement for schools.

After all child care facilities were required to test for lead in water, lawmakers proposed a similar requirement for schools.