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Portland Public School Teachers Reach Tentative Deal After More Than Three Weeks Of Striking

December 1, 2023

Portland Public Schools and the Portland Association of Teachers have reached a tentative deal to end the teachers strike that’s been occurring for over three weeks, keeping schools in the area closed since November 1st. This week, more than 40,000 students were able to return to the classroom.

President Biden Issues Executive Order for AI Oversight

October 31, 2023

On Monday, President Joe Biden signed an executive order covering a wide range of topics related to artificial intelligence, paving the way for new government regulations and funding.

Georgia Supreme Court Rejects Abortion Law Challenging, Upholding Six-Week Ban

October 26, 2023

In a ruling from Georgia’s State Supreme Court this week, the state upheld their banning of abortions past the six-week mark.

US Senate Unanimously Passes Formal Dress Code

September 29, 2023

The US Senate has unanimously passed a resolution that formalizes business attire as the proper dress code for the floor of the chamber, according to reports.

Los Angeles’ I-10 Will Likely Reopen In 3 To 5 Weeks After Major Fire

November 17, 2023

Los Angeles’ Interstate 10 was recently partially closed due to a major fire that was likely caused by arson. California Governor’s Gavin Newsom stated this week that the closed portion will be repaired and reopened within the next three to five weeks.

Republicans Pressured To Select House Speaker Amidst Middle East Conflict

October 10, 2023

Republican lawmakers are currently under immense pressure to settle on a new candidate to replace Kevin McCarthy as speaker of the House of Representatives, especially due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

September 11, 2023

Post 9/11 First Responder Deaths Nearly Equals The Number Of Firefighters Who Died In 2001

August 30, 2023

Hurricane Idalia Continues Tracks Through Southeastern Georgia After Pummeling Florida

August 8, 2023

Thousands of Flights Canceled as Storms Sweep Across the East Coast

July 28, 2023

Florida Just Recorded The Hottest Ocean Temperatures In History

‘The Good Doctor’ Actor Hill Harper Announces Candidacy For Open US Senate Seat In Michigan

July 13, 2023

Hill Harper, a Detroit native and actor best known for his TV roles on “CSI: NY” and “The Good Doctor,” announced on Monday that he intends to run as a Democrat for Michigan’s open US Senate seat in 2024.

A Journey From Humble Beginnings to Multi-Venture Success in San Francisco’s Hospitality Scene | Tiffany Pisoni

September 13, 2023

In the heart of San Francisco’s vibrant culinary scene, where tastes, trends, and traditions converge, a remarkable individual has carved an extraordinary path to success. With a determination fueled by passion, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to her dreams, Tiffany Pisoni has risen from humble beginnings to owning two thriving restaurants, a flourishing catering business, and a successful dishware company. Her journey is a testament to the power of hard work, resilience, and an unyielding love for hospitality.

Sarah McBride Announces Run For US House Seat, Would Become First Trans Member Of Congress

June 27, 2023

Delaware State Senator Sarah McBride announced her candidacy on Monday to become Delaware’s next sole congresswoman.

Creating A Classroom Of Curiosity, Compassion, Collaboration, And Confidence | Nanette Yabiku

August 28, 2023

The modern education system has moved away from the old standard of teaching, and instead embraced the importance of learning about the individual student, and the best ways for them to learn. Nanette Yabiku is an established educator and administrator who’s utilized the philosophies of John Maxwell to create a classroom that emphasizes learning the personalities of each student, and implementing tools and techniques that make the classroom a place of compassion and confidence in everyone.

US Considering Placing Restrictions On Visas For Ugandan Officials Over Anti-Gay Law

May 31, 2023

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has stated that the United States is considering restricting visas for some Ugandan officials after the nation adopted what is being referred to as one of the world’s toughest anti-LGBTQ laws.

Task Force To Study And Develop Reparation Proposals For African Americans Votes On Reparations For Black Californians

May 12, 2023

This Saturday, the Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans held its 15th public meeting in Oakland, California. The panel was created to consider reparations for Black residents in California, and throughout the nation.

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Rambler Ranch: A Time Capsule Of Classic Cars, Memorabilia, And Nostalgic Wonder | Terry GaleJune 29, 2023 - 10:30 am
Everyone has their own version of “the good old days.” When we look back on the past decades that brought us to where we are today, we can’t help but become nostalgic, and yearn for the simplicity of what used to be. Rambler Ranch offers an experience that can only be described as a time capsule of everything that made the 20th century so glamorous. From its wide range of classic cars, to full exhibits of what the world used to look like, Terry Gale has created something truly remarkable.

Water Scarcity Is No Longer Just a Crisis; It’s a Permanent Critical Condition | Dr. Rosario SanchezAugust 24, 2023 - 2:00 pm
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Clara Peeters, The Forgotten 17th Century Artist Who’s Painting Could Now Sell For Over $700,000 December 1, 2023 - 11:30 am
A painting of a basket of flowers from the early 17th-century is about to be sold at an auction in December. The untitled work is by Clara Peeters, a Flemish painter who was written out of art history for centuries.
Empty Bed Bath & Beyond Stores Are Hot Commercial Real Estate OpportunitiesDecember 1, 2023 - 11:00 am
Commercial real estate retailers are seeing a major rise in available spaces due to the influx of empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores.
Portland Public School Teachers Reach Tentative Deal After More Than Three Weeks Of Striking December 1, 2023 - 10:00 am
Portland Public Schools and the Portland Association of Teachers have reached a tentative deal to end the teachers strike that’s been occurring for over three weeks, keeping schools in the area closed since November 1st. This week, more than 40,000 students were able to return to the classroom.
Scientists Reveal Evidence That Supports A Possible Origin Story For The Great SphinxNovember 22, 2023 - 10:30 am
Space scientist and geologist Farouk El-Baz initially theorized that wind played a major role in shaping the famous Great Sphinx of Giza 40 years ago. Now, a new study has revealed evidence that suggests El-Baz’s theory might be correct.
Israel And Hamas Reach Deal To Release Hostages And Pause Fighting November 22, 2023 - 10:00 am
According to reports from NBC, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a deal in which 50 women and children who were kidnapped and held in Gaza will be released while both sides take a pause on fighting with each other. The deal will also involve 150 Palestinian women and children being released from Israeli jails, as well as the delivery of hundreds of aid trucks.

Clara Peeters, The Forgotten 17th Century Artist Who’s Painting Could Now Sell For Over $700,000

Empty Bed Bath & Beyond Stores Are Hot Commercial Real Estate Opportunities

Portland Public School Teachers Reach Tentative Deal After More Than Three Weeks Of Striking

Scientists Reveal Evidence That Supports A Possible Origin Story For The Great Sphinx

Israel And Hamas Reach Deal To Release Hostages And Pause Fighting

Google To Potentially Invest Hundreds Of Millions Into Character.AI Startup

13-Year-Old Skateboarder, Cui Chenxi, Is China’s Youngest Asian Games Gold Medalist

Emirates Places $52 Billion Order For 95 Boeing Aircraft Jets

A ‘Barbenheimer’ Parody Movie Is Officially In The Works

Thousands Of Civilians Flee North Gaza As Israeli Troops And Hamas Battle

Saturn’s Rings Will ‘Disappear’ From Earth’s View In 2025

HV.1, The New Covid-19 Variant Spreading Throughout The US

Portland Public School Teachers Reach Tentative Deal After More Than Three Weeks Of Striking

President Biden Issues Executive Order for AI Oversight

Georgia Supreme Court Rejects Abortion Law Challenging, Upholding Six-Week Ban

US Senate Unanimously Passes Formal Dress Code

Los Angeles’ I-10 Will Likely Reopen In 3 To 5 Weeks After Major Fire

Republicans Pressured To Select House Speaker Amidst Middle East Conflict

Post 9/11 First Responder Deaths Nearly Equals The Number Of Firefighters Who Died In 2001

Hurricane Idalia Continues Tracks Through Southeastern Georgia After Pummeling Florida

Thousands of Flights Canceled as Storms Sweep Across the East Coast

Florida Just Recorded The Hottest Ocean Temperatures In History

‘The Good Doctor’ Actor Hill Harper Announces Candidacy For Open US Senate Seat In Michigan

A Journey From Humble Beginnings to Multi-Venture Success in San Francisco’s Hospitality Scene | Tiffany Pisoni

Sarah McBride Announces Run For US House Seat, Would Become First Trans Member Of Congress

Creating A Classroom Of Curiosity, Compassion, Collaboration, And Confidence | Nanette Yabiku

US Considering Placing Restrictions On Visas For Ugandan Officials Over Anti-Gay Law

Task Force To Study And Develop Reparation Proposals For African Americans Votes On Reparations For Black Californians

Kim Potter, Former Minnesota Police Officer, Released From Prison After Serving 16 Months For Killing Daunte Wright

Texas County Considers Closing Its Libraries after Federal Judge Orders Banned Books Returned to Shelves

Trump To Surrender In New York After Being Indicted

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