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Një rrëshqitje dheu shembi një pjesë të murit mbajtës të Spitalit Klinik në Shtip, pas së cilës gardhi dhe dheu u përplasën mbi dy automjete me targa nga Shkupi dhe Veles, transmeton Portalb.mk. Në vendngjarje dolën punonjës nga Sektori i Punëve të Brendshme Shtip për të rregulluar trafikun në rrugën “Ljuben Ivanov”, e cila të […]

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O presidente de Moçambique considera que situação das cheias e inundações continua crítica em Moçambique. Contudo, Daniel Chapo diz que as águas estão a baixar e que a reabertura da estrada nacional número 1 será possível dentro de duas semanas.

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O presidente de Moçambique considera que situação das cheias e inundações continua crítica em Moçambique. Contudo, Daniel Chapo diz que as águas estão a baixar e que a reabertura da estrada nacional número 1 será possível dentro de duas semanas.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Keith Ellison held up his cellphone. The Minnesota attorney general was onstage in an Oregon theater in front of hundreds of people, accompanied by four of his Democratic peers from other states, to mark a year of coordinated legal strategy to resist the Trump administration’s expansive use of executive power. “Can I […]

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PORTLAND, Ore. — Keith Ellison held up his cellphone. The Minnesota attorney general was onstage in an Oregon theater in front of hundreds of people, accompanied by four of his Democratic peers from other states, to mark a year of coordinated legal strategy to resist the Trump administration’s expansive use of executive power. “Can I […]

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Thinking of giving a gym membership or Botox gift card for Valentine’s Day? Think again.

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Ski resorts in Colorado can make snow, but it only goes so far.

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Ski resorts in Colorado can make snow, but it only goes so far.

Орусия Сириядагы Эл-Камышлы аэродромунан аскерлерин чыгарууда. Акыркы жумаларда Дамаск өкмөтү күрддөр башкарып келген чөлкөмдө өз көзөмөлүн орнотуу аракеттерин күчөткөн. Орусия аскерлерин чыгарып жатканын Рейтер агенттиги булактарына таянып жана бир катар араб маалымат каражаттары жазышты. Сириянын түндүк-чыгыш бөлүгүндөгү Эл-Камышлыга орус бөлүктөрү 2019-жылы жайгаштырыла баштаган. Маалыматка ылайык, ал жактагы аскерлердин саны Тартус жана Хмеймим базаларына караганда азыраак болчу....

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Орусия Сириядагы Эл-Камышлы аэродромунан аскерлерин чыгарууда. Акыркы жумаларда Дамаск өкмөтү күрддөр башкарып келген чөлкөмдө өз көзөмөлүн орнотуу аракеттерин күчөткөн. Орусия аскерлерин чыгарып жатканын Рейтер агенттиги булактарына таянып жана бир катар араб маалымат каражаттары жазышты. Сириянын түндүк-чыгыш бөлүгүндөгү Эл-Камышлыга орус бөлүктөрү 2019-жылы жайгаштырыла баштаган. Маалыматка ылайык, ал жактагы аскерлердин саны Тартус жана Хмеймим базаларына караганда азыраак болчу....

The slight decrease in diversity in corporate boardrooms in 2025 comes as the Trump administration and its allies have pushed to unwind diversity initiatives.

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(The Center Square) – Medical group Do No Harm released a report Tuesday that it says debunks a study on racial concordance, with a Do No Harm leader stating that matching a patient with a doctor of the same race does not improve medical outcomes. Do No Harm’s director of research Jay Greene told The Center Square: “This is one of multiple reports we’ve produced at Do No Harm, in service of our mission to end the harmful and unscientific practice of identity politics in medicine.” “While the theory of racial concordance has been thoroughly debunked, liberal economists, activists, politicians, and the media continue to uncritically cite it as fact,” Greene said. Greene refers in part to the study by economists Michael Frakes and Jonathan Gruber that Do No Harm’s new report focuses on. The study from the economists “claims racially diverse military medical facilities improve care for black patients,” as stated in a Do No Harm news release. Greene told The Center Square that “by attempting to artificially increase the number of doctors from any racial group, medical schools and hospitals inevitably begin to prioritize identity over merit and excellence.” “It is wrong to elevate the interests of DEI activists over exceptional treatment for patients,” Greene said. “Racial concordance does not lead to improved patient outcomes, and we will continue to use good information to combat misinformation wherever it exists,” Greene told The Center Square. Do No Harm (DNH) is an organization of “physicians, nurses, medical students, patients, and policymakers focused on keeping identity politics out of medical education, research, and clinical practice,” as stated on its website. In a release on its recent report, DNH said that Frakes and Gruber’s study concerning racial concordance “fails to actually examine whether black patients have better outcomes when treated by black doctors, and buries a key finding that undermines the thrust of the study’s conclusion.” DNH stated that “the study buries the finding that black patients actually do best when treated by non-black doctors in facilities that happen to have more black doctors.” This “undermines the claim that black patients need to be served by black doctors,” DNH said. Additionally, DNH said that Frakes and Gruber offer “two flawed explanations for the study’s claims.” One explanation is that “black doctors teach their peers how to better connect with black patients” and the other is “the presence of black doctors in hallways increases black patients' trust in non-black providers.” DNH said that the study “relies on debunked research” and “fails to cite systematic reviews that already found no evidence that racial concordance benefits patients.” “The Frakes and Gruber study appears scientifically rigorous and is authored by economists from high-status universities, but a closer examination of its methods, results, and motivation reveal it to be scientifically unsound and an abuse of academic authority,” DNH stated in its report. DNH has taken stands against racial concordance in the past, with its chairman Dr. Stanley Goldfarb once calling the philosophy “a thoroughly debunked theory that only breeds suspicion and prejudice,” The Center Square reported. In August 2025, Do No Harm filed a lawsuit against a Philadelphia-based directory of Black physicians and consequently opened the directory up to all races. Frakes has not yet responded to The Center Square’s request for comment.

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(The Center Square) – Medical group Do No Harm released a report Tuesday that it says debunks a study on racial concordance, with a Do No Harm leader stating that matching a patient with a doctor of the same race does not improve medical outcomes. Do No Harm’s director of research Jay Greene told The Center Square: “This is one of multiple reports we’ve produced at Do No Harm, in service of our mission to end the harmful and unscientific practice of identity politics in medicine.” “While the theory of racial concordance has been thoroughly debunked, liberal economists, activists, politicians, and the media continue to uncritically cite it as fact,” Greene said. Greene refers in part to the study by economists Michael Frakes and Jonathan Gruber that Do No Harm’s new report focuses on. The study from the economists “claims racially diverse military medical facilities improve care for black patients,” as stated in a Do No Harm news release. Greene told The Center Square that “by attempting to artificially increase the number of doctors from any racial group, medical schools and hospitals inevitably begin to prioritize identity over merit and excellence.” “It is wrong to elevate the interests of DEI activists over exceptional treatment for patients,” Greene said. “Racial concordance does not lead to improved patient outcomes, and we will continue to use good information to combat misinformation wherever it exists,” Greene told The Center Square. Do No Harm (DNH) is an organization of “physicians, nurses, medical students, patients, and policymakers focused on keeping identity politics out of medical education, research, and clinical practice,” as stated on its website. In a release on its recent report, DNH said that Frakes and Gruber’s study concerning racial concordance “fails to actually examine whether black patients have better outcomes when treated by black doctors, and buries a key finding that undermines the thrust of the study’s conclusion.” DNH stated that “the study buries the finding that black patients actually do best when treated by non-black doctors in facilities that happen to have more black doctors.” This “undermines the claim that black patients need to be served by black doctors,” DNH said. Additionally, DNH said that Frakes and Gruber offer “two flawed explanations for the study’s claims.” One explanation is that “black doctors teach their peers how to better connect with black patients” and the other is “the presence of black doctors in hallways increases black patients' trust in non-black providers.” DNH said that the study “relies on debunked research” and “fails to cite systematic reviews that already found no evidence that racial concordance benefits patients.” “The Frakes and Gruber study appears scientifically rigorous and is authored by economists from high-status universities, but a closer examination of its methods, results, and motivation reveal it to be scientifically unsound and an abuse of academic authority,” DNH stated in its report. DNH has taken stands against racial concordance in the past, with its chairman Dr. Stanley Goldfarb once calling the philosophy “a thoroughly debunked theory that only breeds suspicion and prejudice,” The Center Square reported. In August 2025, Do No Harm filed a lawsuit against a Philadelphia-based directory of Black physicians and consequently opened the directory up to all races. Frakes has not yet responded to The Center Square’s request for comment.

Excess road and sidewalk salt flows into storm drains and ultimately into area streams and rivers, affecting fish and other aquatic organisms.

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Excess road and sidewalk salt flows into storm drains and ultimately into area streams and rivers, affecting fish and other aquatic organisms.

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La entrada Entre la mirada inmediatista y el debate económico que necesita Colombia se publicó primero en Razón Pública.

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One of North America’s richest ecosystems, sustained and shaped by Native peoples before European contact, nearly disappeared. A recovery is underway.

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One of North America’s richest ecosystems, sustained and shaped by Native peoples before European contact, nearly disappeared. A recovery is underway.

Social media and advertising is full of messages about what you should or shouldn’t eat. But making health and nutrition so black and white can do more harm than good.

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Social media and advertising is full of messages about what you should or shouldn’t eat. But making health and nutrition so black and white can do more harm than good.

Your feet can send a lot of sensory information to your brain. But whether you believe that your footwear is affecting your cognition may matter more than what shoes you wear.

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Your feet can send a lot of sensory information to your brain. But whether you believe that your footwear is affecting your cognition may matter more than what shoes you wear.

Today, there aren’t just two countries competing to get to the Moon. More countries have space programs, and private industry plays a larger role.

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Today, there aren’t just two countries competing to get to the Moon. More countries have space programs, and private industry plays a larger role.

This measure brings to three the number of sitting members of Haiti’s Presidential Council sanctioned by the United States over efforts to remove the Prime Minister. The post US slaps visa restrictions on CPT amid fight over changing Haiti’s PM    appeared first on The Haitian Times.

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(The Center Square) — The New Hampshire Republican Party is still wrangling over a new chairman after the national party challenged its election of Rochester Mayor Paul Callaghan to take over the helm. Last week, the GOP's Executive Committee announced that it elected Callaghan to serve as chairman of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee. He replaced Jim MacEachern, who stepped down after less than a year as the party's chairman. But former state GOP head Chris Ager fired off a letter to party officials this week challenging Callaghan’s election by the Executive Committee and saying he would throw his hat in the ring for the chairmanship during Saturday’s GOP state committee meeting. "I'm writing to let you know that IF there is an election for chairman, I am willing to once again take on the role and would appreciate your vote," Ager wrote to party leaders. "This will be a difficult election cycle and my past experience as chairman from 2023-2025 would help maintain stability." But the National Republican Committee has added more confusion to the wrangling over a new chairman. The RNC's Committee on Membership Disputes issued a report Wednesday claiming NHGOP officials didn't follow rules when they passed the baton to Callaghan because the party's deputy chairman Scott Maltzie should have formally resigned beforehand. The RNC's report cited Robert's Rules of Order, the "binding parliamentary authority" of the New Hampshire Republican Party, which states: "if the president resigns, dies, or is removed, the vice president immediately becomes the president for the remainder of the term unless bylaws provide otherwise." NHGOP officials say Maltzie decided not to seek the chairmanship after MacEachern's resignation, but the RNC's committee said a vice-president "cannot decline to take the higher office once he is automatically promoted. The report said the only recourse for the deputy chairman is to submit his resignation and no longer hold either office. The committee recommended that the party confirm Maltzie as the rightful chairman, unless he formally resigns. MacEachern submitted his letter of resignation Monday ahead of a meeting of the party's Executive Committee to discuss replacing him over a confrontation with a GOP congressional candidate, who later dropped out of a primary race in the First Congressional District race. GOP officials didn't mention the controversy that led to his resignation. New Hampshire is expected to be a battleground in the fight over control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections. Republicans are hoping to retake a U.S. Senate seat currently held by retiring Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and several GOP candidates, including former Sen. John E. Sununu, are seeking the party's nomination to run for the open seat. Meanwhile, Republicans are also hoping to flip a U.S. House seat currently held by Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas, who is running for Shaheen's Senate seat.

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(The Center Square) — The New Hampshire Republican Party is still wrangling over a new chairman after the national party challenged its election of Rochester Mayor Paul Callaghan to take over the helm. Last week, the GOP's Executive Committee announced that it elected Callaghan to serve as chairman of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee. He replaced Jim MacEachern, who stepped down after less than a year as the party's chairman. But former state GOP head Chris Ager fired off a letter to party officials this week challenging Callaghan’s election by the Executive Committee and saying he would throw his hat in the ring for the chairmanship during Saturday’s GOP state committee meeting. "I'm writing to let you know that IF there is an election for chairman, I am willing to once again take on the role and would appreciate your vote," Ager wrote to party leaders. "This will be a difficult election cycle and my past experience as chairman from 2023-2025 would help maintain stability." But the National Republican Committee has added more confusion to the wrangling over a new chairman. The RNC's Committee on Membership Disputes issued a report Wednesday claiming NHGOP officials didn't follow rules when they passed the baton to Callaghan because the party's deputy chairman Scott Maltzie should have formally resigned beforehand. The RNC's report cited Robert's Rules of Order, the "binding parliamentary authority" of the New Hampshire Republican Party, which states: "if the president resigns, dies, or is removed, the vice president immediately becomes the president for the remainder of the term unless bylaws provide otherwise." NHGOP officials say Maltzie decided not to seek the chairmanship after MacEachern's resignation, but the RNC's committee said a vice-president "cannot decline to take the higher office once he is automatically promoted. The report said the only recourse for the deputy chairman is to submit his resignation and no longer hold either office. The committee recommended that the party confirm Maltzie as the rightful chairman, unless he formally resigns. MacEachern submitted his letter of resignation Monday ahead of a meeting of the party's Executive Committee to discuss replacing him over a confrontation with a GOP congressional candidate, who later dropped out of a primary race in the First Congressional District race. GOP officials didn't mention the controversy that led to his resignation. New Hampshire is expected to be a battleground in the fight over control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections. Republicans are hoping to retake a U.S. Senate seat currently held by retiring Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and several GOP candidates, including former Sen. John E. Sununu, are seeking the party's nomination to run for the open seat. Meanwhile, Republicans are also hoping to flip a U.S. House seat currently held by Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas, who is running for Shaheen's Senate seat.

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