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Health workers evacuate 31 ‘very sick’ babies from Gaza’s largest hospital
The World Health Organization says 31 “very sick” premature babies have been evacuated from Gaza’s largest hospital and safely transported to another in the south.
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Dissent over US policy in the Israel-Hamas war stirs public protests from federal employees
President Joe Biden and Congress are facing public challenges over their support for Israel’s offensive against Hamas.
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41 workers remain trapped in tunnel in India for seventh day as drilling operations face challenges
Forty-one workers remain trapped in a collapsed road tunnel in northern India for a seventh day as a new drilling matching arrived on site to replace the damaged one.
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Gaza’s Health Ministry says 30 premature babies have been evacuated from Shifa hospital
Patients, staff and displaced people have left Gaza’s largest hospital, leaving behind only a skeleton crew to care for those too sick to move after Israeli forces took over the […]
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Horoscopes Nov. 19, 2023: Meg Ryan, start something new
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Jodie Foster, 61; Meg Ryan, 62; Allison Janney, 64; Ann Curry, 67. Happy Birthday: Think outside the box, and act on gut feelings. Pay attention […]
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This Day in History: Abraham Lincoln delivers Gettysburg Address
On this day in 1863, President Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address, one of the most memorable speeches in American history.
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GOP secures all elected statewide offices in Louisiana, after Republican victories Nov. 18
Republicans in Louisiana have swept three runoff races for powerful statewide offices: attorney general, secretary of state and treasurer
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Andrew Wiggins breaks out, but Warriors lose in overtime to Oklahoma City
SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors lost their sixth straight game in a 130-123 overtime heartbreaker to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday night. They fall to 6-8 and are 1-6 […]
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Fossil being brought back to life at Carnegie Mellon University
Robot designers bring the past to the present with paleo-bionics
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Alaska National Guard performs medical mission while shuttling Santa Claus to give gifts to rural village
Long-distance and extreme rescues by guard personnel are common in Alaska because most communities don’t have the infrastructure that exists in the Lower 48.
