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Get email notification for articles from The Associated Press Follow Apr. 7, 2021 12:27 PM The battle for an ancient desert city in war-torn Yemen has become a key to understanding wider tensions now inflaming the Middle East and the challenges facing any efforts by President Joe Biden’s administration to shift U.S. troops out of the region. Fighting has been raging in the mountains outside of Marib as Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, who hold Yemen’s capital of Sanaa, attempt to seize the city, which is crucial to the country’s energy supplies. Saudi Arabia, which has led a military coal...

Mount Sinai Health System to Launch Palliative Care at Home, Expanding Partnership With Contessa Share Article NEW YORK (PRWEB) February 08, 2021 The Mount Sinai Health System announced today that it will expand its partnership with Contessa to launch Palliative Care at Home. “Palliative Care at Home, which launched this past Spring to help care for seriously ill COVID-19 patients in their homes, will now be available to all of our seriously ill patients and their families,” said R. Sean Morrison, MD, the Ellen and Howard C...

Hudson’s first coronavirus vaccinations performed at Palisades Medical Center: ‘Everybody’s looking forward to the end’ Updated Dec 18, 2020; Facebook Share Stephanie Alvarez’s mother had one request after learning her daughter would be receiving a COVID-19 vaccination Friday: take a picture so she can print and save it. The registered nurse at North Bergen’s Palisades Medical Center was among the first to get the shot within Hudson County as the hospital administered the Pfizer vaccine Friday, just nine months after first bearing witness to the devastation of the virus. Alvarez ...

SHARE The US House foreign affairs committee criticised Turkey’s government on Wednesday, singling out six of Ankara's policies that “undermine the Nato alliance". Departing Democratic committee chairman Eliot Engel and the leading Republican on the committee, Michael McCaul, expressed “grave concern” over relations with Turkey. “While we continue to see real value in a strong US-Turkey relationship, its destabilising actions need to be more strongly addressed," they said in a joint statement. "And the United States must work with its European and Nato allies and partners to continu...

Will US and EU sanctions make Erdogan toe the line or make him more defiant? Sun Online Desk 15th December, 2020 05:50:09 The past week must have been one of the worst for Turkey's arrogant President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as both the US and the EU, showing their frustration with his numerous unsavoury actions, decided to impose sanctions on Turkey. This week the US Congress is expected to approve sanctions against Turkey for the purchase from Russia of the S-400 system worth USD 2.5 billion and this time President Donald Trump is not expected to oppose the sanctions, as he has been doing since...