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WorldOct 28Morant and Lillard guide undefeated Blazers to 136-129 victory over Lakers despite 41 points from DoncicPortland se impuso a Los Ángeles 136-129, con actuaciones destacadas de Morant, Avdija y Lillard, quien selló el triunfo con un triple clave.Doncic brilló con 41 puntos y nueve asistencias, pero no evitó la primera derrota de la temporada para el conjunto angelino.Clarín
BusinessOct 28Mortgage Rates Stabilize as Treasury Yields Hold, Fed Meeting LoomsMortgage rates remain steady near 7.3% thanks to a staBle 10‑year Treasury yield,with Fed's upcoming policy statement poised to influence market sentiment. Housing demand lags as rates stay above 7%, while savers consider high‑yield accounts and T‑bills to build down‑payments.headtopics · united states of america
PoliticsOct 28Iranian president says Middle East can solve its problems without United StatesMasoud Pezeshkian made the comments during talks with Russia's President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum in Moscow.Africanews [en]
PoliticsOct 28Trump says he's ending restrictions on climate-warming methane from oil drillingPresident Donald Trump said that his administration is "terminating" a Biden-era rule that aimed to cut planet-warming emissions of methane from oil and gas drilling.NPR News
WorldOct 28Rays stun Brewers with 2-run rally in 12th inning and force World Series Game 5Tampa Bay became the fourth team in World Series history to avoid elimination with an extra-inning comeback. Game 5 in the best-of-seven matchup is Wednesday night at Tropicana Field.NPR News
WorldOct 28Junior Caminero injures foot but says he will play in Game 5 of the World SeriesEl estelar bateador dominicano sufrió una lesión en el pie, pero aseguró que participará en el crucial quinto juego de la serie.A pesar de la dolencia, su presencia es vital para el equipo, que busca seguir en la competencia tras una dramática remontada.Clarín
BusinessOct 28At 15, he created an organization to sell Indian handicrafts in the United States: he raised more than $15,000 and helped 400 artisansDev Rai, un estudiante de Virginia, fundó una iniciativa para conectar a productores artesanales de la India con compradores estadounidenses. En dos años, logró vender 900 productos y reunir a más de 300 jóvenes voluntarios.Clarín
WorldOct 28Sharks instant analysis: Yaroslav Askarov shines, but scoring woes continue in loss to SabresSan Jose Sharks goalie Yaroslav Askarov makes 29 saves in the first two periodsheadtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 28Sharks Facing Offense and Defense Challenges Amid Lineup ShufflesThe San Jose Sharks are adjustiNg forward and defensive lines after a disappointing loss to the Boston Bruins, with coach Ryan Warsofsky highlighting offensive struggles and net‑front defense issues while veteran guard Darnell Nurse and rookie Luca Cagnoni contest development plans.headtopics · united states of america
PoliticsOct 28Edmonds school board approves attendance boundary changesThe Edmonds School District, which serves more than 20,000 students across south Snohomish County, will soon be changing school attendance boundaries.headtopics · united states of america
BusinessOct 28JPMorgan to lead Anthropic's U.S. retail IPO offering - reportA report indicates that JPMorgan is set to lead Anthropic's U.S. retail Initial Public Offering (IPO). This signifies a notable financial event for Anthropic and a significant role for JPMorgan in the capital markets.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 28Rupee rises 4 paise to 95.03 against U.S. dollar in early tradeAt the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee recorded marginal gains and touched 95.03, registering a rise of 4 paise over its previous closeThe Hindu
WorldOct 28Rays stun Brewers with 2-run rally in 12th inning and force World Series Game 5 with 4-3 winJonny DeLuca and pinch-hitter Ben Williamson singled home runs in a stunning 12th-inning rally, and the Tampa Bay Rays staved off World Series elimination with a 4-3 win…Japan Today
WorldOct 28Receiver's big plays help Winona top Faribault in football playoffsThe Winona football team advanced to the sectional semifinals, where it will face No. 1 seed Byron.lacrossetribune · united states of america
HealthOct 28New children's hospital stalled as Ohio waits months for federal OKMillions of dollars to rural hospitals have yet to be distributed as Ohio awaits approval from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.daily_jeff · united states of america
DisasterOct 28‘A long, hard journey’BLACK RIVER, St Elizabeth — Even as four major wards are set to reopen today at the 180-bed Black River Hospital, the memory of the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa exactly a year ago lingers in the minds of many here. Chief executive officer at the Black River Hospital Diana Brown-Miller still remembers the moment the roofs of all major buildings were ripped off and how staff had to rush to move babies to safety during the ordeal. Last Friday the hospital administrator monitored the final work on the four wards with anticipation for a return to normalcy. “It has been a long hard journey. There are times when we were frustrated, depressed, suffered anxiety and a lot of us were having post-traumatic stress disorder. Yes, help has been provided from the [southern] region and others came to assist, but it has been mixed feelings,” Brown-Miller told the Jamaica Observer. “We are happy with what we are seeing now and where we are at. We had hoped that it would have been completed before [now], but we are building back better and are going to be more resilient. When you look at the light at the end of the tunnel, we can only thank God for what has happened in terms of where we are now with the construction. We are looking forward to moving in,” added Brown-Miller. The four wards set for reopening at the seaside hospital today are two male, a female and the paediatric. Brown-Miller said operating theatres were reopened in June to serve patients at the facility. “Things have taken shape. Before the storm we had space for 150 beds; based on our calculations now we will reach 181. Two verandahs have been expanded for a new ward with 16 additional beds. The nursery is moving from five cots to 20 cots,” she said. Works are also ongoing for a sewage treatment plant and a contract has been signed for the now roofless maternity ward to be repaired. “They are now working on the control room. The plant itself is already constructed. The upper floor of the Accident and Emergency (A&E) Department has been under construction for the past six weeks. We have done some corrective work to the minor operating theatre that is attached to the A&E Department. The nurses’ quarters have been completed. Work is also ongoing on the walkways and the maternity ward,” she explained. Amid the reconstruction Brown-Miller reflected on the moment the Category 5 storm tore through the hospital and left patients and staff marooned for two days until help could reach them. “It is customary that I always place myself on duty… for the many years that I have been working here. On the Tuesday morning we had an online meeting and while sitting there I heard water dripping on the floor… Then I heard a rumbling on the roof and I said, ‘This is serious.’ In no time the roof rolled up like a scroll. I ran out of the office by then the partitions were crumbling and the windows were broken,” she said while adding that within 45 minutes the roofs from every building were blown away on the day. She said the 82 members of staff on duty had moved the hospital’s 71 patients to safety before the storm battered the facility. “Except for [the babies] in the nursery, because we thought the hurricane shutters would make it safe, it was upstairs and the roof went, so we had to move downstairs, but then flooding started. We then had to move the babies across to the X-Ray Department,” she said. According to Brown-Miller, although she prayed throughout the storm she still felt despondent. “By 10:45 am most of the damage was already done. Rain and the strong winds continued. When I looked out all I could see were whirling winds moving in circular motion and then semi-circular motion. When we could come out about 11:45 am I saw that the surge was so high that it moved over the building closer to the seaside, which could be about 20 feet,” she said. Further afield from the hospital compound there was another painful reality awaiting staff whose homes were ripped apart. “Some staff members lost their entire homes, others lost their roofs. We had about 200-and-odd staff who suffered some amount of damage infrastructure wise. Mentally, we suffered as well, but we still came to work,” said Brown-Miller. “Thanks to my staff, people were doing what they could. The area we were using for the Dietary Department, the roof went. When the storm came the meals were almost finished cooking. The roof went and the pot had to stay on the stove. The staff had to run for shelter. “We were not able to give them that cooked meal, so after everything cooled down we served sandwiches for them and gave them hot tea. Early in the morning on the Wednesday we decided that we were going to get up and try to get them a good meal to suffice for whatever they had missed,” added Brown-Miller. With the hospital losing potable water staff relied on a nearby spa to source the precious commodity. “I had to get buckets of water to wash out the place and it was just three people cooking, so I had to help them in the kitchen,” said Brown-Miller as she remembered the difficult times in the days immediately after Melissa.jamaicaobserver · jamaica
WorldOct 28Receiver's big plays help Winona top Faribault in football playoffsThe Winona football team advanced to the sectional semifinals, where it will face No. 1 seed Byron.chippewa · united states of america
PoliticsOct 28Gavin Newsom launched a new network of job opportunities for young people in California: it also includes undocumented immigrantsPodrán participar los exalumnos del Cuerpo de Servicio, implementado por California en 2019.Estas personas realizan voluntariado y ahora contarán con una amplia red de contactos.Clarín
WorldOct 28Rays come back 4-3 against Brewers in extra innings and force game five in the World SeriesLos Rays de Tampa Bay evitan la eliminación con una remontada en la 12.ª entrada, venciendo 4-3 a Milwaukee y forzando el Juego 5. Ben Williamson y Jonny DeLuca fueron claves en el triunfo, aprovechando un error defensivo y logrando sencillos decisivos en el cierre.Clarín
PoliticsOct 28Congress launches Sanghatana Srujana Abhiyan drive to strengthen grassroots network in Yadgir district of Karnataka​Following the appointment of nearly 1,100 district presidents across the country based on reports of observer, Yadgir is extending the process to frontline units, cell heads, vice-presidents, and executive committee membersThe Hindu
PoliticsOct 28“We need hope”: The unease of Midwest farmers disillusioned with TrumpREPORTAGE - Dans l’État rural et conservateur de l’Iowa, qui pourrait basculer démocrate le 3 novembre prochain, les agriculteurs ont pris de plein fouet la hausse du prix du carburant après la guerre en Iran et les conflits douaniers.Le Figaro International
BusinessOct 28Las Vegas Sands unit prices $1B senior notes to refinance debtA unit of Las Vegas Sands is pricing $1 billion in senior notes, reportedly to refinance existing debt. This is a significant financial transaction for the company.Seeking Alpha Tech
WorldOct 28Tampa Bay Rays come back in the 12th inning of Game 4 and avoid a sweep in the World Series against the BrewersEl conjunto de Florida logró una victoria crucial en el cuarto enfrentamiento, extendiendo la serie con un emocionante final en entradas extras.Con un esfuerzo sobresaliente, el equipo local evitó ser barrido, manteniendo viva su esperanza en el campeonato mundial.Clarín
PoliticsOct 28Federal judge rules top US prosecutor in Los Angeles isn't legally servingLOS ANGELES (AP) — A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Republican Bill Essayli is not legally serving as the top U.S. prosecutor in Los Angeles. The ruling is the latest roadblock to the Trump administration’s effort to extend handpicked acting U.S. attorneys beyond the 120-day limit set by federal law. The strategy was designed to [...]kxan · united states of america
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