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Mayor Adams is moving New York City into the drone zone, but critics fear some will be left behind. Adams and top city officials announced Friday that the city is adopting new guidelines around drones intended to make it easier to use them for building and infrastructure inspections, as well as other commercial uses. “Drones are proven technology, and they’re being used every day,” Adams said ...

A member of the court’s bar is resigning, and others express their dismay. Also: Groundwater and the Earth’s wobble; politicians as messiahs; helping the homeless.

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San Francisco Haitian Flag Day, commemorated all over Haiti and internationally May 18, marks the day in 1803 when the then-enslaved Haitian people made a commitment to create the sovereign nation of Haiti, totally independent of France. The Haitian flag was created on that day in the buildup for the…

American and Japanese students at Camp Lester on Okinawa bonded through music.

Transcendental meditation, also called TM, is a subtype of meditation. It was initially developed by Indian yoga guru Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

Join the Haiti Action Committee! All Out Phone, Email, and Twitter Blast to Congress  and President Biden throughout the Day Demand the following: Stop the massacres! Stop using our tax dollars to fund the brutal Haitian National Police and affiliated death squads Stop supporting the dictatorship of Ariel Henry Stop blocking, attacking, and deporting Haitian…

These bureaucratic overlords do not respect or revere the law and have gone way beyond what they should be permitted to judge as it pertains to one’s family heritage.

KANSAS CITY, MO / ACCESSWIRE / February 1, 2023 / The Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) Foundation is pleased to announce the selection of Susan Bushnell as the new President and Chief Executive Officer

Even if, as some are advocating, an international tribunal were set up to try the Russian crime of aggression in Ukraine, it would probably not get President Vladimir Putin and his top aides in custody any time soon, or ever. This has raised the controversial possibility of holding in-absentia trials (in the absence of the defendant). What are the precedents, and what would be the pros and cons?