An influx of Mauritanians are migrating to the U.S. through a point of entry in Nicaragua, enabled by the country’s immigration policy. Many find their way to Cincinnati, where a community of Mauritanians are helping new arrivals get situated. (Aug. 19…
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‘Born again in dogs’: How Clear the Shelters became a year-round mission for animal lovers
August is Clear the Shelters month, when animal advocates push to find forever homes. Advocates find meanings both large and small in helping animals.
‘Born again in dogs’: How Clear the Shelters became a year-round mission for animal lovers
August is Clear the Shelters month, when animal advocates push to find forever homes. Advocates find meanings both large and small in helping animals.
Southern California braces for ‘dangerous and significant’ Hurricane Hilary as rainfall begins
Hilary weakened to a Category 2 hurricane but will still be a hurricane when it reaches the West Coast of the Baja California peninsula.
Exclusive: Efforts to resurrect the woolly mammoth to modern day reaches Alaska classrooms
The company seeking to bring back woolly mammoths to modern day also wants to make sure schoolchildren’s interest in science doesn’t go extinct.
A look at Michael Oher’s Ole Miss recruitment, the Tuohys impact and ‘Blind Side’ fallout
Michael Oher, subject of “The Blind Side,” was an All-American offensive lineman for Ole Miss football. Here’s how he came to play for the Rebels.
China launches drills around Taiwan as a ‘warning’ after a top island official went to US
China has launched drills around Taiwan as a “stern warning” days after the island’s vice president stopped over in the United States.
This week in politics: Trump’s criminal counts swell to 91 with Georgia indictment
Donald Trump’s legal woes have swollen after his fourth and final criminal indictment of the 2024 campaign brings RICO charges out of Georgia.
‘The next Maui could be anywhere’: Hawaii tragedy points to US wildfire vulnerability
Maui disaster shows America’s high risk for devastation from wildfires as communities lack plans, cash to keep citizens safe from blazes.
Restaurant workers who lost homes in Maui fire strike a chord with those looking to help
“We are currently taking the time to talk to each person in our work ‘ohana to assess the extent of their losses and how we can best help with their specific needs,” reads a GoFundMe page created by the group Na Hoaloha Ekolu.
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