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Month: August 2025

Possible Philadelphia teachers strike worries some parents with school year less than 2 weeks away

By Raymond Strickland Click here for updates on this story     Philadelphia (KYW) — Negotiations continue between the School District of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers union. Still, the threat of a possible strike is worrying parents and students who are preparing for a school year that starts in less than two weeks. At

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Meat, dairy allergies from tick bites “skyrocketing” on Martha’s Vineyard, expert says

By Kristina Rex Click here for updates on this story     Martha’s Vineyard (WBZ) — There’s a new medical issue on Martha’s Vineyard, and it’s impacting the way people eat. It’s known as “alpha-gal syndrome,” and is not a tick-borne illness, but rather an allergy in response to a tick bite. “It’s skyrocketing across the island,”

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Ministra de Empleo canadiense interviene en la huelga de Air Canada y ordena a auxiliares de vuelo que regresen al trabajo

Por Auzinea Bacon, CNN Más de 10.000 auxiliares de vuelo de Air Canada que se declararon en huelga en la madrugada de este sábado recibirán la orden de la Junta de Relaciones Industriales de Canadá (CIRB, por sus siglas en inglés) de regresar al trabajo, según anunció la ministra de Empleo canadiense, Patty Hajdu. El

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Air Canada flight attendants picket at Pearson International Airport in Toronto on Aug. 16.

Canadian jobs minister intervenes in Air Canada strike, orders flight attendants back to work

By Auzinea Bacon, CNN (CNN) — More than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants who went on strike early Saturday will be ordered to return to work by the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB), according to an announcement Saturday by Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu. The announcement comes after Air Canada, the country’s largest airline, suspended

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Russian President Vladimir Putin waves as he and US President Donald Trump (not pictured) conclude statements to the press after their Friday meeting in Alaska.

Putin gave his final words at Alaska summit in English, a language he speaks more of than he usually lets on

By Lauren Kent, Anna Chernova, Katharina Krebs, Catherine Nicholls, CNN (CNN) — Russian President Vladimir Putin’s final words at the Alaska summit were delivered with a smile, spoken in an unusual burst of English. “And next time in Moscow,” Putin said – no translation needed – in response to US President Donald Trump suggesting they

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