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CNN: The North Atlantic right whale will soon be extinct unless something is done to save it, researchers warn

CNN: The North Atlantic right whale will soon be extinct unless something is done to save it, researchers warn

Posted by | Sep 13, 2019 | , , ,

The increasingly rare North Atlantic right whale is in danger, and its fate has always been left to humans. These lovely creatures have been hunted almost to the brink of extinction, and their popluation is declining sharply again. Immediate action is required if they are to have ANY hope for survival.  Nonprofit ocean defense group Oceana, said in a recent report that unless protections are put into action NOW, the North Atlantic free whale will die. The researchers wrote:  “At some point, if the trend continues, recovery will simply be impossible.“1 RELATED STORY: First Of Its Kind Case Known...

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CBS: ‘It’s an emotional trauma’ | Advocate weighs in on DC school policy to call Child and Family Services if you’re late for pick up

CBS: ‘It’s an emotional trauma’ | Advocate weighs in on DC school policy to call Child and Family Services if you’re late for pick up

Posted by | Sep 13, 2019 | ,

A Washington, D.C. public school policy that allows school leaders to call the Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) if a child is picked up late has sparked a debate between hundreds of parents and educators. DCPS Chancellor Lewis Ferebee said, when he visited WUSA9 last week: “We all have an obligation to keep our kids safe.”1 RELATED STORY: Is Geneva, Switzerland the Global Center for CPS and Child Trafficking? While this statement is certainly true, exactly how that is carried is up for discussion. Chancellor Ferebee refused to discuss policy. But a letter sent home to Patterson Elementary...

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USA Today: Coast Guard issues warning on charging phone batteries after California boat fire

USA Today: Coast Guard issues warning on charging phone batteries after California boat fire

Posted by | Sep 12, 2019 | , ,

The Coast Guard has issued a safety bulletin following the California boat fire that killed 34 people. They are suggesting commercial boat operators restrict unsupervised charging of cellphones and other electronic devices. On Thursday, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued a preliminary report on the fire that destroyed the dive ship Conception near Santa Cruz Island on Labor Day. However, it did not address the cause of the fire. The report did remark that three crew members said they were unaware of any mechanical or electrical issues with the boat. RELATED STORY: How Big Wireless made us think...

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This Irishman Saved 2 Foxes And Now They Won’t Leave His Side

This Irishman Saved 2 Foxes And Now They Won’t Leave His Side

Posted by | Sep 12, 2019 | , ,

Meet Patsy Gibbons, an Irishman from County Kilkenny, Ireland. He’s dad to Grainne and Minnie. Gibbons found the foxes abandoned as pups. He was worried for their survival so he nursed them back to health. RELATED STORY: Heartwarming scene of a goose keeping a puppy warm with its wings after it is abandoned on the street Thankfully, the adorable foxes made a full recovery. But instead of returning to the wild, they decided to adopt Patsy as their dad. Unsurprisingly, the trio receives a lot of attention from local children, so much so that schools in the area invite...

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WSJ: Google Under Antitrust Investigation by 50 Attorneys General

WSJ: Google Under Antitrust Investigation by 50 Attorneys General

Posted by | Sep 12, 2019 | , , , ,

Fifty attorneys general from US states and territories signed onto an antitrust investigation into Google this week. The development places even more pressure on the influential tech firm that is already facing intense government scrutiny over its market dominance. The bipartisan probe is being led by Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton from Texas and will focus primarily on Google’s advertising and search businesses. However, in remarks given Monday, the attorneys general implied that they might expand the investigation in the future. RELATED STORY: Washington Post: New York Announces Antitrust Investigation into Facebook, Kicking off Multistate Effort Attorneys general from...

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