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The Royal Canadian Air Force released the cost-cutting measures in response to questions regarding the governor general’s travel arrangements
Settling down with a mug of coffee and a copy of the National Post
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PSYCHIATRIC VIEWS ON THE DAILY NEWS
Although I am retired from my psychiatric clinical and administrative work, my wife and I still consider our annual 3-week sun birding in Houston from Milwaukee a vacation. While so doing, we have discovered a variety of mental health benefits over such times: much warmer and calmer weather; seeing old friends and colleagues from our prior time living there from 1977-1989; pretending to be cowboys and cowgirls during rodeo time; and exposure to all the diverse cultures in our country’s most international city.
We know that such travel was relatively unavailable during the pandemic,
The Department of Transportation’s (DOT) internal watchdog is opening an audit into Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg over his extensive use of private jets, the agency confirmed to Fox News Digital on Monday.
The DOT Inspector General investigation comes roughly two months following a Fox News Digital report that showed Buttigieg, who has repeatedly argued in favor of aggressive action to combat climate change, has taken at least 18 flights using taxpayer-funded private jets since taking office in early 2021. Flight records reviewed by Fox News Digital aligned with Buttigieg’s internal calendar obtained at the time by government watchdog group Americans
AUBURN, Ala. – Most of the players on Auburn’s team have not played at Rupp Arena or have not played there with the place at full capacity. The Tigers last went to Kentucky in 2021 during the COVID season. Before that, it was 2020. Only a handful of players from that team are still on this year’s roster.
None of the players were alive when Auburn last won at Kentucky. 1988.
Head coach Bruce Pearl will make sure his team is aware of that fact heading into Saturday’s matchup. It’s another chance to make
ST. PETERSBURG — A City Council committee advanced a $50,000 funding request to pay for travel- and transportation-related expenses for pregnant St. Petersburg residents seeking abortions locally and out of state.
All three of the City Council’s Health, Energy, Resilience and Sustainability committee members present Thursday voted in favor of dipping into the city’s general fund to support the Tampa Bay Abortion Fund. They also voted to advance a resolution affirming the right to privacy in women’s health care decisions.
The full City Council needs to hold a vote for the funding and resolution to go into effect. And even
There are teams in the OHL that dread what they refer to
