Whale experts from the United States and Canada are treating and monitoring a gray whale that appears to have developed an infection months after being darted with a satellite tracking tag.
Public health experts say the change to an open-for-all system is good news, but caution that patience and persistence will be required as appointments are quickly swept up.
Three out of the four most highly paid executives at Alaska Air took pay cuts in a year when the airline lost $1.3 billion due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Joining in introducing the bipartisan bill was Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski.
Retiring Brad Tilden, who will stay on as board chairman, said he’ll step away from any day-to-day management.
A new lawsuit casts Parler as a “victim of Amazon’s efforts to destroy an up-and-coming technology through deceptive, defamatory, anticompetitive, and bad faith conduct.”
What role an ice buildup may have played in the sinking is unclear, and the Coast Guard is investigating other possible factors such as the potential for leaks that could have caused flooding.
The label came at a time when Trump’s presidential campaign was increasingly focused on protests and riots in liberal cities like Seattle, Portland and New York.
The Coast Guard inquiry will result in a report that is expected to point to a probable cause of the sinking, as well as come up with recommendations on how to improve safety in the Alaska fleet that joins in winter harvests for snow and king crab.
The snowstorm that hit the Pacific Northwest last week dropped more than a foot of snow at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and left airlines struggling to maintain their schedules.
Amazon’s search algorithm boosts books promoting false claims about vaccines over those that debunk health misinformation, the researchers found.
Hit both by the grounding of the 737 MAX and the global pandemic that paralyzed its airline customers, Boeing suffered a massive net loss last year.
