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Though the precarious situation in the war-torn nation is a direct threat to President Joe Biden's plan, the commander-in-chief has doubled-down.

International health IT week in review: May 30

Election audits let GOP replay 2020 grievances: The Note Speaker Pelosi touts vote on commission to investigate Capitol assault Replay Video Republicans are citing the need to look forward in arguing that a Jan. 6 commission either isnt necessary or isnt wise. But in the two states that brought the biggest surprises of 2020, what happened Nov. 4 is still a live political issue -- and its Republicans, led by former President Donald Trump, who seem increasingly likely to fight for it to live f...

Russian diplomats leave North Korea on rail trolley Updated / Friday, 26 Feb 2021 17:32 The trolley was pushed across the border (Pic: Russian Foreign Ministry on Facebook) Eight Russian diplomats and family members, the youngest of them a three-year-old girl, have left North Korea on a hand-pushed rail trolley due to Pyongyangs coronavirus restrictions. Video posted on Russias foreign ministrys verified Telegram account showed the scene as the trolley, laden with suitcases, was pushed across ...

“Litter provides habitat…” This reminds me of an article I saw recently that was about the problems caused by those huge wind turbine blades after they are no longer serviceable. Was looking at a picture of them all tangled up in a landfill and thought that they would be excellent reef material. Not sure what they are made of, but would assume carbon fiber. Does it float? Is it toxic in salt water? Rod Is the nut here that lacking the natural and appropriate habitat, riverine biology is a...