Author: Martin Smith
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U.S. National Security Adviser and Chinese Foreign Minister Seek Better Ties
The United States and China are planning to ease tensions by having high-level officials meet in Bangkok, Thailand. Officials from both China and the United States said that their foreign ministers, Wang Yi and Jake Sullivan, would meet. The exact time of their talks wasn’t made public, but both are set to be in the…
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See Why This Michigan Lake is Named as the Most Dangerous Lake
Water bodies play a crucial role in human life. They are essential for our survival, offering us both entertainment and a space for socializing. Additionally, they can serve as a means of unwinding and finding solace. However, even though something may be considered positive, it is not exempt from having its own set of issues.…
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California Enforces Stricter Data Management for Sensitive Health Information
Assembly Bill No. 352 (AB 352) in California changed a lot about how private health information is handled and shared on January 1. It mostly affected information about reproductive health services. Under California’s current Reproductive Privacy Act and the Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (CMIA), people have a basic right to privacy when making reproductive…
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Study Reveals the Most Popular Dog Breeds in California
It is evident that dogs hold a special place in the hearts of Americans. As per the latest data from the United States Census Bureau, dogs have become the preferred choice of pets for nearly 50 million households, solidifying their position as the most popular companions in the nation. However, the preference for one breed…
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3 Questions About France’s Immigration Law Backlash
In a significant development, the French constitutional court has invalidated several provisions of a highly debated immigration law. This decision comes in the wake of widespread protests held across the nation, where tens of thousands of individuals expressed their concerns about the law’s perceived far-right influences and the potential implications it could have for France.…
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7 Arrested in Around $1 Million Narcotics Seized in San Fernando Valley
Authorities announced on Wednesday that a major bust resulted in the arrest and indictment of seven individuals who are believed to be members of a drug trafficking ring in the San Fernando Valley. Several individuals have been arrested following a thorough three-year investigation conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Drug…
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What Makes Self-driving Cars Able to Completely Break the Rules in this California City
You might be right if you think technology is moving quickly. Laws have not yet caught up with technology in some states, like California. It’s already hard to drive on the roads with ride-share drivers and hire scooters. Now there are self-driving cars on the road, and no one is responsible for them. Since self-driving…
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Fresno Becomes Second US City to Ban Caste Discrimination
Seattle was the first city in the US to ban race discrimination in September of last year. Now, Fresno, California, has done the same. The Fresno City Council passed the Bill easily on Thursday, September 28. Its goal is to stop discrimination based on caste against people of South Asian descent and Oaxacan descent. The…
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Study Ranked the Most Walkable Cities in the US
Exploring a city by strolling through its winding roads and cobblestone streets, while stopping by restaurants and art galleries, is an excellent way to truly experience its charm. In car-centric metropolitans across the US, a walk from your hotel lobby may unexpectedly end in a parking lot. According to Michael Rodriguez, Director of Research at…
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Texas City Funeral Director Finds Joy in Loud Parade Floats
In a recent interview, Jay Carnes revealed that he is struggling with an addiction that he finds difficult to overcome. There are parades happening. For over three decades, Carnes, the proprietor of Carnes Funeral Home in Texas City, has been an active participant in Mardi Gras parades. His name has become closely associated with these…