Cruise ship norovirus outbreaks make hundreds of people sick

Cruise ship norovirus outbreaks make hundreds of people sick

There’s been a dramatic increase in gastrointestinal illnesses aboard cruise ships in recent weeks—and norovirus is to blame for most of them, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. The Washington Post first reported on the CDC‘s data, which found that in December alone, 781 cruise ship passengers and 109 crew members had…

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Chief Justice Roberts warns of four areas of concern in end of year report

Chief Justice Roberts warns of four areas of concern in end of year report

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday addressed four areas of “illegitimate activity” that he said threaten the independence of judges: violence, intimidation, disinformation and threats to defy lawfully entered judgments. The conservative justice expressed his concerns in the Supreme Court’s annual report. U.S. Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts and U.S.…

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Mike Johnson won’t “be good at” enacting Trump agenda, Republican warns

Mike Johnson won’t “be good at” enacting Trump agenda, Republican warns

Republican Representative Thomas Massie said Tuesday that House Speaker Mike Johnson will not be able to enact President-elect Donald Trump‘s agenda. Newsweek reached out to Johnson’s spokesperson via email for comment. Why It Matters Massie’s criticism came days after Trump offered a full-throated endorsement of Johnson, calling him a “good, hard-working, religious man.” Johnson’s role…

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New Jersey offshore wind project faces another delay

New Jersey offshore wind project faces another delay

A New Jersey offshore wind project is requesting a second delay on its plans to develop a wind farm, citing ongoing difficulties in securing a manufacturer for key turbine components. Why It Matters Leading Light Wind, an American-founded initiative, requested a pause from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) on its plans to…

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The best Sega Genesis games ever made

The best Sega Genesis games ever made

The great console wars of the early- to mid-90’s was waged between two titans of the industry: Sega and Nintendo. In Nintendo’s corner was the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, while Sega hit back with the Sega Mega Drive, renamed to the Genesis in North America. Nintendo ultimately came out on top, with its fantastic library…

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Mets Could Acquire Bounce-Back Left-Handed Starter in Trade Prediction

Mets Could Acquire Bounce-Back Left-Handed Starter in Trade Prediction

Share ✓ Link copied to clipboard! The New York Mets need at least one more pitcher to finalize their rotation. President of baseball operations David Stearns has rebuilt the starting pitching this offseason with bringing in Frankie Montas and Clay Holmes. However, they are still one true starter away. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 19:…

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Flight delays warning issued after massive Puerto Rico power outage

Flight delays warning issued after massive Puerto Rico power outage

Puerto Rico faces the prospect of ringing in New Year’s Eve in darkness following a widespread power outage that has impacted 80 percent of the population and may see flights delayed or canceled. Newsweek reached out to LUMA Energy, the company overseeing Puerto Rico’s electricity transmission and distribution system, for comment via email. Why It…

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