Author: Tony Ricardo Chambers

Lots of residents throughout Cumberland and Dauphin counties said on social media that they saw low-flying aircraft with bright lights Wednesday night. So, is an alien invasion upon us? Probably not, and here’s why. Dauphin County emergency dispatchers told PennLive they did not get any reports related to UFOs or flying objects. Dispatchers in Cumberland County reported low-flying military aircraft Wednesday night but got no calls about unusual flying objects. A C-5M Super Galaxy – the United States Air Force’s largest aircraft – took off from Dover Air Force Base in Delaware at 7:49 p.m. and flew northwest to the…

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Summary The High Impact Initiative on food systems will underscore the integrated vision advanced by the Secretary-General in the Food Systems Summit and reaffirmed in the UNFSS +2 Stocktaking Moment 2023. The HII will call attention on the nexus of multiple critical SDGs, including the eradication of poverty, climate action and environmental protection, ending hunger and improving nutrition and access to healthy diets. Description Leading & Collaborating Agencies: The High Impact Initiative on food systems will focus on the mobilization of finance, science, data (including geospatial platforms), innovative solutions and robust policy and governance mechanisms to support food systems transformation. …

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A Comparison of Development Among United States Sprinters It’s always interesting to see when different athletes emerged? Were they standouts from a young age? A late bloomer? Did they follow a gradual arc of progression? Swimmers such as Ryan Held and Michael Andrew are now household names in the swim community. But were these USA National Teamers always elite swimmers, or did they see massive improvements just in the last couple of years to get to this point? Below are tables comparing the progression of the top five 50-meter freestylers in the United States in 2023 through their careers in high…

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This objective may be satisfied by courses offered in various departments and programs (e.g., Core Humanities, Criminal Justice, History, Political Science, Philosophy) provided they meet the standards below. Where appropriate, majors are encouraged to develop this objective within their courses, and if possible to integrate this objective into the Core Capstone course. This objective aims to ensure that students learn about the core principles embodied in the United States and Nevada Constitutions along with the central ideas, debates, policies, and structures that have shaped the United States. Courses satisfying this outcome may examine various aspects of American history, politics, society,…

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On August 20, Guatemalans voted decisively in favor of Bernardo Arévalo in their runoff presidential election, ushering in what will likely be the country’s most progressive president in decades. In just two months, Arévalo’s Movimiento Semilla party used its low-budget, social media-fueled campaign to propel him from obscure underdog candidate to a 20-point landslide victory. While detailed demographic statistics from the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) have not yet been released, it’s clear that youth participation — both on the campaign trail and at the polls — was a critical component to President-elect Arévalo’s victory and Semilla’s legislative success, with the party winning 24…

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A mix of fresh faces and veterans will represent Team USA at the second stop of the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series Aug. 30-Sept. 2 in Linz, Austria. Skating for the United States in the women’s division is 2022 U.S. junior bronze medalist Josephine Lee. The 2023 World Junior Team member enters her third season on the Junior Grand Prix circuit, previously earning two top-10 finishes in Poland last year. In the men’s competition, Beck Strommer will compete in his first Junior Grand Prix event of the season. Strommer started off strong with gold at the 2023 Cranberry Cup…

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In Ukraine, at least three people were injured after a series of Russian drones and missiles hit the port city of Odesa, officials said Monday. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pledged justice after Russian shelling on the southern Kherson region killed seven and injured several more Sunday. Meantime, the Russian ruble slid past 100 per U.S. dollar on Monday, a psychologically important threshold for the country’s beleaguered currency. Zelenskyy meets with wounded Ukrainian servicemembers near Bakhmut Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shakes a hand of an injured Ukrainian service member, as Russia’s attack on Ukraine continues, during a visit of a military…

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LOS ANGELES, Calif. – The Department of Justice, on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), filed a civil complaint in the United States District Court for the Central District of California today against the operators of Oasis Mobile Home Park, located in the Eastern Coachella Valley in Southern California. The complaint alleges that the Administrator of the Estate of Scott Lawson and a corporation called Lopez to Lawson, Inc. failed to properly maintain and operate Oasis’ primary drinking water well, treatment and distribution systems and wastewater system, and failed to perform corrective measures to protect the health of those…

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Executive summary Too often, consideration of point-to-point messaging platforms in the United States is focused on either diaspora or second-language usage, given the global popularity of these platforms. Another common focus is on extremist or unlawful usage. In reality, a broad swath of Americans use point-to-point platforms, the popularity of which is increasing, but that usage remains at a lower rate when compared to that in other regions of the world. An estimated 69 percent of the United States population currently uses at least one point-to-point messaging app, though the use and dynamics of this part of the information ecosystem…

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As the United States men’s national rugby team adjusts to a lot of new in its ranks, there are going to be plenty of growing pains. While a lopsided loss at Portugal isn’t ideal from a U.S. perspective, of course, the Eagles — forced to re-enter a sort of development stage after failing to earn a berth to the 2023 Rugby World Cup — are in a different state than they usually are at the moment, so outlooks have to be realistic. Still, there were a lot of things in Algarve that could’ve been a lot better. Following a solid…

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