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Allen Hershkowitz won’t use the word “safe” because there is no certainty in life sciences. But the 65-year-old Ph.D. with decades of environmental science experience says he would feel comfortable going to a socially distanced indoor sporting event … [Continue reading] about How arenas work to keep fans safe attending indoor sports
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has determined that a large earthquake — which is expected to occur again in the Pacific Northwest sooner or later — could cause the spillway gates of a dam in Oregon to buckle, resulting “in a … [Continue reading] about Officials: A dam in Oregon could fail in a large earthquake
HOLLAND, Mich. (AP) — A western Michigan man was arraigned Tuesday after authorities said he made death threats to President Joe Biden, U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Joshua Docter, 21, of Holland, was charged … [Continue reading] about Man charged in alleged threats to Biden, Pelosi and Whitmer
SAN RAMON, Calif. (AP) — Google’s next internet-connected home device will test whether consumers trust the company enough to let it snoop on their sleep. New sleep-sensing technology will be a key feature on Google’s latest version of its Nest Hub, … [Continue reading] about Google gets into sleep surveillance with new Nest Hub screen
MADRID (AP) — Faced with a possible flood of visitors from Germany later this month, authorities in Spain’s Balearic Islands are warning hotel owners that tourists must adhere to coronavirus restrictions the same way residents do. Like the rest of … [Continue reading] about Spanish islands warn tourists to abide by virus restrictions
