Nazi Veteran Honored in Canada Was Part of Wave of Collaborators Harbored in West
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Math lovers wanted: The US needs more in order to thrive
Focus Math lovers wanted: The US needs more in order to thrive | View caption Hide caption At a time when Americans joke about how bad they are at math, and already abysmal scores on standardized math tests are falling even further, employers and others say the United States needs people who are good at…
As Congress stalls, Biden makes gun safety a priority with new office
First Look As Congress stalls, Biden makes gun safety a priority with new office With Republican support for gun restrictions slipping, President Joe Biden is creating the first-ever federal office of gun violence prevention, headed by Vice President Kamala Harris. Firearms have killed over 1,200 children in the U.S. so far this year. | View…
Canada speaker apologizes after Ukrainian Nazi veteran honored in Parliament
It seemed like a touching and timely tribute by Canadian lawmakers to a 98-year-old war “hero” who fought for Ukraine’s independence during World War II. But it soon emerged that the man was in fact part of a notorious Nazi unit, leading to fury at the standing ovation he was given in the presence of…
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Murder of Sikh Leader in Canada Highlights Modi’s Embrace of Authoritarianism in India & Abroad
Hurricane Lee: Tracking latest path, assessing damage in Nova Scotia, Canada | LiveNOW from FOX
Hurricane Lee advances on New England and eastern Canada
BAR HARBOR, Maine — Fishermen removed lobster traps from the water and residents hauled hundreds of boats ashore — leaving some harbors looking like ghost towns — while utility workers from as far away as Tennessee began taking up positions Friday ahead of Hurricane Lee’s heavy winds, high seas and rain that’s expected to span hundreds…
‘It’s over’: Spain’s soccer chief steps down in wake of unwanted kiss
First Look ‘It’s over’: Spain’s soccer chief steps down in wake of unwanted kiss Luis Rubiales, who kissed a player without her consent at the Women’s World Cup, resigned after weeks of pressure. Spanish soccer officials, bidding to host the 2030 Men’s World Cup, hope that his exit will put the controversy behind them. | View caption…
How a volcano prepared Tenerife to fight wildfires
Safety Europe How a volcano prepared Tenerife to fight wildfires | View caption Hide caption Amid changing climate, much of the world is struggling with wildfires. But in Tenerife, locals have managed to contain blazes without fatalities or loss of homes, thanks to experience learned from previous natural disasters. “All this nature that was destroyed…