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Authorities Warn Against Fake Adderall Pills After Two College Students Die

Two Ohio State University students died this week from a drug overdose as paramedics warned that counterfeit Adderall pills could contain fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid, police said. Officer Doran Carrier of the Columbus Police Department said police received a 911 call at 10:46 p.m. Wednesday, reporting that his roommate and his roommate’s friends had …

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95 Wild Horses Died. Authorities Said The Probable Cause Is A Virus.

An equine flu virus has caused the mysterious respiratory illness that has killed at least 95 wild horses and forced a federal holding facility in Colorado to quarantine, the Bureau of Land Management said on Thursday. Testing showed that one strain of the virus known as H3N8 was the most likely cause of the epidemic …

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French Authorities Seize Oligarch’s Painting Before It Goes

The spokesperson declined to say where the studies were conducted “for obvious safety reasons”. The two paintings were on display at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris until April 3 as part of the “Morozov Collection: Icons of Modern Art”. great exhibition of works once owned by Russian textile magnates Ivan and Mikhail Morozov. Its …

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With MOMEN, Frankfurt Authorities Give Techno a Mark of Approval

FRANKFURT — Nowadays, this German city is known as a regular financial capital and is home to the European Central Bank. But in the 1980s, it made another, more discreet distinction, as a hub for Europe’s budding techno scene. While the electronic music genre has its origins largely in Detroit, Frankfurt’s clubs were among the …

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Valuable Paintings Burned in the Russian Occupation, Ukrainian Authorities

About 25 paintings by the famous Ukrainian artist Maria Primachenko were burned as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on social media on Monday. The destruction of the artifacts has not been independently verified by The New York Times. The ministry said in a tweet that the …

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As Omicron Rises, Authorities Shorten Isolation Times for Many

On Sunday, the seven-day national average of new daily cases surpassed 214,000, an increase of 83 percent over the past 14 days. Deaths also rose 3 percent during this time, to a seven-day average of 1,328. According to the New York Times database. Although not as much as the cases, hospitalizations also increased. More than …

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Authorities Say Gunfire at Atlanta Airport Was ‘Accidental Discharge’

Officials said the gunfire at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Saturday was caused by the “accidental discharge” of a firearm, but prompted vacationers to flee and seek cover, as some believe there was a gunman inside one of the terminals. The airport said on Twitter: there was no armed or danger to passengers or employeesand …

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Biden Authorities End Ban of Federally Funded Abortion Referrals

WASHINGTON – The Biden administration announced a meeting on Monday. Controversial policy set under President Donald J. Trump banned organizations that provide abortion advice from receiving federal family planning benefits. The new rule, which will come into effect on November 8, deals with what’s more than half a century old and known as the Title …

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Amtrak Derailment: At Least 50 Injured in Montana, Authorities Say

At least 50 people were injured when an Amtrak train derailed in Montana on Saturday afternoon and the frenzied response by rescuers as they tried to get passengers out of the cars, one official said. Mont., Hill County disaster and emergency services coordinator officer Amanda Frickel said in an interview that more than one person …

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How China’s Record Rain and the Mistakes of Authorities Caused Drownings

ZHENGZHOU, China – The heaviest hour of precipitation ever reliably recorded in China fell like a meteorite. mile wide waterfall At least 300 people died, including 14 who drowned in a subway tunnel in the city of Zhengzhou on July 20. Afterwards, regional and national officials initially suggested that little could be done in the …

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