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Questions about whether COVID-19 leaked from a Chinese laboratory have cast a chill over American virus research, drying up funding for scientists who collect or alter dangerous pathogens and intensifying a debate over those practices.

Scientists doing “gain-of-function” research said that heightened fears of lab leaks are stalling studies that could thwart the next pandemic virus.

Adam Abdur-Rahim, Musa Abdur-Rahim, and Troy Sutton were sentenced Friday after a failed coup on two private communities near Bushkill back in 2019.

The fate of two Black officers seeking whistleblower status is now in the hands of Miami’s city manager, after a tied vote by the Civil Service Board left matters unresolved.

St. Joseph County’s eighth and final community celebration of the year is Sept. 10, when Constantine stages its Harvest Festival.

Since 2013, more than 1,500 cases of bird-to-human transmission of Asian lineage H7N9 low-pathogenic avian influenza virus have been documented

Caring, always smiling, nice to those he helped, those are just a few of the things that come to the mind whenever someone thinks about the Williamsburg-based businessman Oral Lewis,

November is the beginning of the tourist high season in Thailand, a time of year when the travel industry hikes rates in line with the influx of international visitors looking to escape their own chil | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

UC study: $1.4 billion economic impact of Black-owned businesses in the Cincinnati region Feb 5, 2021 Members of the African American Chamber of Commerce and supporters: Morgan A. Owens (far left), April Pope (front center), Jason Dunn (behind Pope), AACC President and CEO Eric H. Kearney (far right), and Roy Sutton (left of Kearney) among many other friends and community members. Photo provided By Dan Yount The Cincinnati Herald The African American Chamber of Commerce, i...

Bannock County certifies petitions to recall Pocatello-Chubbuck trustees Devin Bodkin, IdahoEdNews.org Updated at Share This From left: Dave Mattson, Jackie Cranor, Janie Gebhardt POCATELLO — Three trustees in the Pocatello-Chubbuck School District have until Thursday to resign or face a recall election next year. Bannock County officials last week certified patron petitions to recall trustees Dave Mattson, Jackie Cranor and Janie Gebhardt over their handling of recent issues, county electi...