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Day: September 3, 2022
Abortion pill providers experiment with ways to broaden access
As bans and restrictions proliferate, abortion pill providers are pushing the envelope of regulations and laws to meet the surging demand for medication abortion.
Maye’s 5 TDs lift UNC over Appalachian State 63-61
Redshirt freshman Drake Maye continued his torrid start to the season, throwing for 352 yards and combining for five touchdowns as North Carolina outlasted Appalachian State 63-61 on Saturday despite giving up 40 points in the fourth quarter.
‘We just want the truth’: British coastal towns fight for answers over mystery sealife deaths | Environment
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WATCH: Wall of dust sweeps across Arizona
Aerial footage shows the 50-mile-wide haboob as it moved, leaving thousands without power.
Erdogan accuses Greece of ‘occupying’ demilitarised islands
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Europe Energy Crisis | Sweden, Finland step in to avert Lehman-like situation | WION Business News – WION
Europe Energy Crisis | Sweden, Finland step in to avert Lehman-like situation | WION Business News WIONSweden, Finland step in to avert Lehman-like situation for power companies Reuters.comNordic Utilities Get €33 Billion Backstop…
Why is Poland demanding compensation from Germany?
The German government says the issue of World War II reparations is ‘closed’.
Air Force rushes for 582 yards, 5 TDs in 48-17 win over UNI
Haaziq Daniels completed three passes for 109 yards and carried it 12 times for 107 as Air Force opened the season with a 48-17 victory over Northern Iowa on Saturday.
Renewed Shelling Puts Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant at Risk
The decision to keep monitors at the plant despite the obvious risks underscored what the International Atomic Energy Agency’s leader called the “unprecedented” peril of the moment.