Yesterday, close to 50 undocumented immigrants arrived on the tiny island of Martha's Vineyard. When they landed at the airport, they had a brochure for the Martha's Vineyard Community Center, so they walked the two miles to get there, having had nearly no food or water all day, according to The Cape Cod Times. The two planes left from Texas but many of the immigrants were originally from Venezuela. It didn't take long for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to take credit.
Yesterday, close to 50 undocumented immigrants arrived on the tiny island of Martha's Vineyard. When they landed at the airport, they had a brochure for the Martha's Vineyard Community Center, so they walked the two miles to get there, having had nearly no food or water all day, according to The Cape Cod Times. The two planes left from Texas but many of the immigrants were originally from Venezuela. It didn't take long for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to take credit. |
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If you've skipped the Bond books, should you read them? Maybe not! Although Ian Fleming was a pioneer of espionage literature who essentially revolutionized the page-turner, it's very hard to make a strong case that a contemporary reader (or casual Bond fan) will love reading the Fleming-Bond for one simple reason: many of the books are dated to the point of (sometimes) being offensive. But there's a solution to this problem. If you're looking for official James Bond books that are actually, legitimately great and not as problematic as their literary forebears, three much newer novels—all published between 2015 and 2022—are damn near perfect. |
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While wildfires have grown bigger and more destructive in the United States and across the world due to hotter and drier conditions linked to the changing climate, we do have some work to do when it comes to what's called "forest management." One piece of that concerns managing the vegetation that fuels fires at ground level. Though a far bigger factor is that we've simply been fighting fires wrong for most of a century. |
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