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Australia’s ‘Climate Choice’ Has Finally Arrived. Will it be enough?

[ad_1] SYDNEY, Australia — Minutes after he took the stage to declare victory in Australia’s upcoming election on Saturday, new Labor Party prime minister Anthony Albanese has pledged to transform climate change from a source of political conflict to a generator of economic growth. “Together we can end the climate wars,” he told his supporters, …

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Stars Show Support for Ukraine at Critics’ Choice Awards

[ad_1] Much of the Critics’ Choice ceremony focused on the awards, but the war in Ukraine was covered in several ways. Most notably, the Oscar-nominated actress Maria BakalovaHe debuted as Tutar Sağdiyev.Post Borat Movie”, Sunday night – before announcing the best supporting actor award – took time to get to know the Ukrainian people. “I …

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How to Watch the 2022 Critics’ Choice Awards: Date, Time & Stream

[ad_1] Who will present? There will of course be the usual roster of film and television majors like Ava DuVernay, Carey Mulligan, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Mayim Bialik, but look for some big stars from the sports world this year too. . Serena Williams, whose story is featured in the biopic “King Richard,” and Los Angeles …

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What’s on TV This Week: ‘The Thing About Pam’ and the Critics’ Choice

[ad_1] Between network, cable, and streaming, the modern television landscape is vast. Here are some of the TV series, special programs and movies that will be released this week on March 7-13. Details and times are subject to change. Monday THING ABOUT PAM 22:00 on NBC. Sherbet of a Big-Gulp sized beverage something unfortunate happens …

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At the Olympics, Nathan Chen and Other Chinese Americans Asked to Make a Choice

[ad_1] BEIJING – Figure skater Nathan Chen Olympic gold medal winner For the United States, state media in China, the birthplace of his parents, almost ignored his victory. California-born figure skater Beverly Zhu stumbled on ice When he first arrived in China, Chinese social media users told him to “go back to America”. When Eileen …

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A Choice Between Society and Opportunity for Afghan Refugees

[ad_1] FREMONT, Ca. – Harris Mojadedi’s parents fled Afghanistan’s communist revolution forty years before and arrived in this San Francisco suburb as refugees in 1986, lured by the unexpected presence of a Persian-speaking doctor and a single Afghan grocer. Over the decades, as more refugees settled in Fremont, the eclectic neighborhood became known as Little …

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Behind Powell’s choice: a bet the economy has room to grow and

[ad_1] President Biden’s decision to reappoint Jerome H. Powell as head of the Federal Reserve reflects the president’s belief that, despite high inflation, the American economy has a long way to go to make strong gains for women, Black and Hispanic Americans, and low-wage workers. climb the middle class. During an appearance at the White …

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‘Choice of a Gun: Inspired by Gordon Parks’ Review: Description

[ad_1] John Maggio’s “A Choice of Weapons: Inspired by Gordon Parks” shares the title with his 1966 autobiography, which articulated the great photographer’s need for a camera that could be as sharp as a sword. Parks was born on the family farm in Kansas in 1912, the last of 15 children. Through the founding pages …

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