Researchers assess how fires damaged L.A. County water systems
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Researchers assess how fires damaged L.A. County water systems

The January firestorms that swept through Altadena and Pacific Palisades destroyed not only thousands of homes but also portions of the water and sewer systems that served them.…

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Democrats urge DHS to reinstate legal status of girl facing deportation
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Democrats urge DHS to reinstate legal status of girl facing deportation

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers this week condemned the Trump administration’s termination of humanitarian protections that have left a 4-year-old girl who is receiving critical medical treatment in Los Angeles vulnerable to…

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Instead of Closure, New Pipelines Should Be Built
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Instead of Closure, New Pipelines Should Be Built

Natural gas pipelines should not be shut down, as Ukraine has done, but new ones should be built, as Bulgaria has done, said Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign…

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Vibrant Folk Dance Festival to Showcase Traditions in Szolnok
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Vibrant Folk Dance Festival to Showcase Traditions in Szolnok

The 27th Szolnok National Folk Dance Festival will be attended by folk dancers, musicians, choreographers, as well as a professional jury, between May 30 and June 1, reads…

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President Tamás Sulyok to Visit Szeklerland During Pentecost Weekend
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President Tamás Sulyok to Visit Szeklerland During Pentecost Weekend

Based on the announcement, Maszol reported that the head of state will attend Holy Mass in Șumuleu Ciuc (Csíksomlyó) on Saturday, June 7 in Romania, and then visit…

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Students on Their Way to Earning More Than Entry-Level Employees
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Students on Their Way to Earning More Than Entry-Level Employees

In this year’s summer season, students can earn hourly wages of up to EUR 7–10 gross (HUF 3,000–4,000), especially interns working in IT, engineering, or finance. During summertime,…

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A warming planet is poised to get even hotter, forecasters warn
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A warming planet is poised to get even hotter, forecasters warn

As hot, dry and disastrous as the last few years have been, it appears that the chaos caused by a warming planet is just getting started. Though the…

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Joint Call for Sovereignty from Vienna and Budapest
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Joint Call for Sovereignty from Vienna and Budapest

L-R: Kinga Gál (Fidesz), Jorge Buxadé (VOX), Harald Vilimsky (FPÖ) and Ondřej Knotek (ANO) at the CPAC Hungary conference As part of the CPAC Hungary Conference 2025 on…

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Some at L.A. City Hall want to end the mayor’s homeless emergency
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Some at L.A. City Hall want to end the mayor’s homeless emergency

It was the first and possibly the most dramatic act by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass after she took office: declaring a city emergency on homelessness. That move,…

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Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town
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Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

As a result of energy efficiency improvements implemented over the past twenty years, all gas boilers have been shut down in municipal buildings in Mórahalom (southern Hungary, near…

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