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CHICAGO — A “poverty simulation” that had been planned for this weekend at the Highland Park Country Club has been canceled amid social media backlash, with some commenters criticizing the event’s “tone-deafness” and “rich irony.” But some of these negative reactions might have stemmed from confusion because of the name of the event’s location — which isn’t a private country club or golf ...

The median household income in Highland Park is around $153,226, while the rest of the state's is about $72,563, per the US Census Bureau.

Hundreds of volunteers, 80 mutual aid agencies and six hospitals all got valuable experience in handling an emergency that could overwhelm even the most efficient teams.

After East Asia, Southeast Asia is seen as another engine of global economic growth due to the gradual shift of industrial production to the area from more developed regions.

Europe’s Number One Civil Aviation Training EventBeing held for the first time in a brand new venue, EATS 2023 will be held on 8-9 November, 2023, at the Estroril Congress Centre in beautiful Cascais, Portugal, where we will be celebrating the 21st edition of the European Airline Training Symposium (EATS). It typically attracts 900 attendees from over 50 countries – all focused on best training practices. With over 48 hours of intense networking and information exchange with key representat...

FlightSafety International and Pilatus Aircraft have partnered to bring the second PC-24 simulator to the FlightSafety Paris Le Bourget Learning Center.  

Modeling, simulation and training has become one of Central Florida’s key industries, building upon the region’s strength in immersive technologies and defense.

First responders simulated a plane crash at Eisenhower Airport Friday to test response plans.