“What’s important to remember here is the eagles’ resiliency. It’s likely a young couple, and they’re going to have more chances in the future for nests.” —...
Fyodor Lukyanov, a Moscow foreign policy analyst who advises the Kremlin, who said President Vladimir Putin’s threats to attack Ukraine will still stop short of full-scale invasion, but he will use other means of disruption, including making the West believe he will attack.
“It’s time for us to get to as much normality as we can. We’ve been prudent and thoughtful about protecting our students and our staff members’ health.Dallas ISD Trustee Dustin Marshall, on the district’s plans to stop requiring masks by the end of the month. “As a business, we have to adjust. There are canned goods, and while we have never used them and our goal is to never use them, I’ll say thatRobert Stevenson, general manager at Tex-Mex restaurant Mattito’s in Oak Lawn, on the U.S. ban on Mexican avocado imports following a threat to an inspector. Most avocados consumed in the U.S. come from Mexico. (Wednesday,
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