Cole Naylorflipped into International News7 hours agoBhutan announces a “milestone achievement” with a 39.5% increase in snow leopard numbersworldwildlife.orgThimphu, 16 September 2023 - The presence of 134 snow leopards has been confirmed in Bhutan by the National Snow Leopard Survey 2022-2023, supported by …
Cole Naylorflipped into International News9 hours agoHigh seas treaty moves closer to reality with first signaturesEURACTIVNearly 70 countries at the United Nations on Wednesday (20 September) signed a first-ever treaty on protecting the international high seas, raising …
Cole Naylorflipped into National News17 hours agoMaryland apologizes to man wrongly convicted of murder and agrees to pay him $340,000verified_publisherNPR - The Associated PressANNAPOLIS, Md. — A man wrongly convicted of two separate violent crimes will be compensated by the state of Maryland after spending years behind bars, including over a year after he had been proven innocent. A Maryland board approved more than $340,000 for a settlement on Wednesday in compensation …
Cole Naylorflipped into National News14 hours agoFlorida couple allegedly performed sex acts on children, face life in prisonverified_publisherFox News - Greg WehnerA Manatee County, Florida, couple has been arrested for allegedly possessing, transmitting and producing child pornography involving youth between the ages of 10 months and 10 years old. Nicholas Bassler Jr., 24, and Sierra Campany, 24, have both been charged with capital sexual battery, a crime …
Cole Naylorflipped into National News14 hours agoJayapal slams GOP over looming government shutdown: ‘Republicans cannot govern’The Hill - Sarah FortinskyRep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) on Wednesday sharply criticized her Republican colleagues for failing to find a path forward to avert a government …
Cole Naylorflipped into International News11 hours agoUK migratory birds 'in freefall' over climate changebbc.co.uk - By Helen BriggsBritish bird lovers will see a very different pattern of species as the climate warms, according to scientists. They say climate change is bad news for birds, but locally we will see "winners and losers". Migrants seldom seen on British shores, such as black-winged stilts and bee-eaters, are …
