- Ohio Train Derailment: Separating Fact From Fiction The New York Times
- Indiana landfill receiving toxic waste from Ohio train derailment has past violations IndyStar
- EPA resuming disposing of Ohio toxic wastewater in Harris County, Judge Hidalgo says KHOU.com
- ODNR: No signs to support chemical toxicity in deaths of wild animals in East Palestine WFMJ
- Hidalgo wrong to question Ohio toxic wastewater disposal (Opinion) Houston Chronicle
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Month: February 2023
- Thiessen explains why media covered for China on lab leak: ‘The goal was to blame Trump’ to win an election Fox News
- Lab-Leak Hypothesis: Lying About Science Is Bad for Liberals New York Magazine
- Media bias: MSNBC reporter says no credence given to China lab theory because it came from ‘the right’ Must Read Alaska
- Opinion | We’ve Been Talking About the Lab-Leak Hypothesis All Wrong The New York Times
- GREG GUTFELD: We need to chase this COVID lab leak story down Fox News
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Listen to Pep Guardiola enough and the Manchester City manager tends to mutter the same tune, reminding us that, for him, it is all about being there.
There in the Premier League title race, there in contention for a place in the Champions League quarter-finals and, now, in the last eight of the FA Cup. Here, in the West Country, Guardiola’s side had to do more than rely on muscle memory to earn victory but Phil Foden, a nerveless finisher, capped slick moves in either half before a magnificent strike by Kevin De Bruyne sealed passage into the next round.
Section 702 cast as an essential tool to gather intelligence about terrorists and other foreign targets located overseas
The Biden administration has formally urged Congress to reauthorize a high-profile warrantless surveillance program, warning in a letter to top lawmakers that allowing the provision to expire could sharply limit the intelligence on foreign threats and targets the government collects.
The law – named section 702 – allows the US government to collect the communications of targeted foreigners abroad by compelling service providers like Google to produce copies of messages and internet data, or networks like Verizon to intercept and turn over phone call and message data.
- FDA advisors recommend first-ever RSV vaccine from Pfizer, despite possible Guillain-Barre risks CNBC
- FDA flags Guillain-Barré risks for GSK, Pfizer RSV shots, but just one will need safety trial FierceBiotech
- FDA panel narrowly backs Pfizer RSV vaccine for older adults ABC News
- Pfizer’s RSV Vaccine Wins US Panel’s Backing for Safety in Older People Bloomberg
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It says much for Fulham’s progress under Marco Silva that they dropped their standards and still reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. There were a few wobbles, a few worrying moments, but the final score felt right. Leeds United had simply not done enough in the final third and, although there were some encouraging signs for Javi Gracia, he will demand better finishing when they return to west London to face Chelsea on Saturday.
Gracia will know that Leeds need more of an edge if they are going to stay in the Premier League. Their away form remains wretched – only two wins on the road all season – and they still lack oomph in both boxes. Fulham were far more decisive. They could rely on two moments of class, one from João Palhinha, the other from Manor Solomon, and are one game away from a trip to Wembley.
You can’t fail to warm to the cheery young Mormons in this unprecedented documentary … even as they try to fill your emotional void with their beliefs
It’s early to call it but my fact of the year must surely be that Chorley – yes, that Chorley, halfway between Wigan and Preston – is the European centre of Mormonism, the Lancastrian home of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). It is the UK’s Salt Lake City.
I suspect that the documentary The Mormons Are Coming is a direct result of this fact reaching the ears of a BBC researcher who, after a disbelieving shake of the head and a quick online search to confirm, got on the phone to the nearest commissioner and informed him that Auntie had a duty to bring this extraordinary news to the people.
- FAA is investigating a close call between 2 aircraft at Boston Logan CNN
- FAA investigating ‘close call’ between JetBlue flight, Learjet at Boston airport Fox Business
- FAA investigating close call at Logan Airport; JetBlue pilot takes evasive action to avoid collision with Learjet The Boston Globe
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