Member states of the United Nations General Assembly congregated Monday for a special session to debate whether to condemn Russia over its illegal attempt to annex four regions of southern and eastern Ukraine.
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 Member states of the United Nations General Assembly congregated Monday for a special session to debate whether to condemn Russia over its illegal attempt to annex four regions of southern and eastern Ukraine.  Short-staffed hospitals throughout the United States are bracing for a busy winter as fewer people get the COVID-19 booster and the number of flu cases rise.  U.S. President Joe Biden spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and promised to support Ukraine with "advanced air defense systems" after a wave of Russian attacks against the country.  The country's third largest freight rail union has become the first of a dozen labor groups to vote down a tentative agreement brokered by the Biden administration to avert a nationwide railroad strike.  More than 1,000 oil workers in Iran joined anti-government protests, over alleged human rights violations and the death of Mahsa Amini, as ongoing demonstrations start to hit vital sectors of the economy.  Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, said Monday that getting inflation under control will be his top priority, even if it means losing jobs.  Animal rescuers in Boston came to the aid of a kitten found wandering the city's streets with a glass bowl or jar stuck over her head.  A group of eight skydivers over age 80 jumped out of a plane above Florida and broke a world record for the largest formation of jumpers in their age group.  A new American Heart Association survey says 91% of parents notice their family is less stressed when they eat together -- and less stress means less risk of heart disease.  A global study says 6.2% of individuals with symptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection experienced long COVID in 2020-21 with at least one of three symptom groups: persistent fatigue, respiratory problems and cognition issues.  Nury Martinez, president of the Los Angeles City Council, resigned from her post Monday after audio of her making repeated racist marks was leaked.  Visitors to an In-N-Out Burger fast food restaurant in Las Vegas were treated to an unusual scene when a man brought his camel through the drive-through to enjoy some fries. |
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