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PNS Daily Newscast - February 25, 2020 


Harvey Weinstein in custody after being convicted of felony sex crimes. And U.S. Supreme Court to consider foster-parenting rights of same-sex couples.

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Tonight's the last debate before the South Carolina primaries, but it's also the last before Super Tuesday, which includes California and its 494 delegates.

International Relief

Macedonia police agents help a refugee mother and daughter in transit through the European country. (New Partners)
European Leaders Push for International Cooperation in Refugee Crisis
Monday, January 11, 2016
With the refugee crisis expected to grow in Europe this year, Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski of Macedonia is urging the United States and European ...Read More
For new refugees, the first year in the U.S. is the hardest, but most are able to build better lives. (Int'l. Rescue Committee)
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Refugee Agency Exec Reflects on 40 Years of Service
Monday, December 21, 2015
SEATTLE – A Washington man is observing the nation's immigration debate from the unique perspective of someone who has helped refugees resettle ...Read More
Local groups are welcoming refugees to Indiana. (Karam Foundation)
Groups Reach Out to Help Syrian Refugees
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
INDIANA – Many states, including Indiana, are resistant to accepting Syrian refugees, but groups helping to resettle the refugees say they are ...Read More
Climate change is likely to have far-reaching impacts on livestock and crops throughout the world, according to a new report. Credit: USDA
Global Food System Faces Multiple Threats from Climate Change
Monday, December 7, 2015
AUSTIN, Texas - Climate change will have a big impact on food security across the globe, but will hit the poor and people living in tropical regions ...Read More
Deputy USDA Secretary Krysta Harden was among those leading a trade mission to Ghana, where the agency signed agreements worth $58 million over the next five years. Courtesy: USDA
Farmers in Ghana to Learn from U.S. Producers
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Farmers from Arkansas and other states could be pitching in to help others half a world away, as part of new agreements forged by ...Read More
Gov. Ducey to refugees: Not welcome in Arizona. Credit: AimeeLow/morguefile.com
Groups Protest Gov. Ducey's Request to Halt Refugees to Arizona
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
PHOENIX - Gov. Doug Ducey's call for a moratorium on refugees entering Arizona in light of the recent terrorist attacks in France is drawing ...Read More
Thousands of Syrians are displaced as a result of the country's civil war. Some are expected to arrive in Tennessee in the next few months. Credit: United Nations
Tennessee Expected to Receive Syrian Refugees
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee will likely receive some of the 10,000 Syrian refugees President Barack Obama says the U.S. will admit for ...Read More
More than 500 people have signed up for a group
Refugee Welcome Rally at ID Statehouse Saturday
Friday, September 11, 2015
BOISE, Idaho - Refugees are a top news headline around the world, as well as here at home, with debate over resettlement programs and the thought-to- ...Read More
The use of coal by Chinese power plants fell by as much as 3.5% last year and looks likely to continue falling. Observers say the government there wants to clean its nortoriously dirty air. Photo by Tobias Brox/Wikimedia.
Coal Use Falling in China as It Shifts to Renewables
Monday, August 24, 2015
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – China's use of coal fell last year and looks likely to keep falling. The U.S. coal lobby argues any reduction in American ...Read More
PHOTO: A nonprofit organization in Utah is helping build temporary schools in several areas of earthquake-ravage Nepal. Photo courtesy of CHOICE Humanitarian.
Utah Organization Helping Rebuild Schools in Nepal
Monday, June 15, 2015
WEST JORDAN, Utah - Utah-based CHOICE Humanitarian is helping to rebuild schools in Nepal following the massive earthquake and strong aftershock ...Read More
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