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Utah school board member censured over transgender comments is seeking reelection

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah State Board of Education member who is facing pressure from top state leaders to resign after lawmakers say she bullied a student on social media has instead announced that she is running for reelection this fall. Conservative board member Natalie Cline has faced widespread backlash from both Republicans and Democrats after her social …

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El déficit comercial de Japón disminuye mientras siguen creciendo las exportaciones

TOKIO (AP) — Las exportaciones japonesas crecieron casi un 12% en enero, gracias al aumento de los embarques de vehículos, autopartes y maquinaria, según datos del gobierno nipón publicados el miércoles. Ello contribuyó a reducir el déficit comercial del país a 1,76 billones de yenes (12.000 millones de dólares), aproximadamente la mitad que hace un año, ya que las importaciones …

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Biden is boosting cybersecurity at US ports, where online attacks can be more ravaging than storms

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden on Wednesday signed an executive order and created a federal rule aimed at better securing the nation’s ports from potential cyberattacks. The administration is outlining a set of cybersecurity regulations that port operators must comply with across the country, not unlike standardized safety regulations that seek to prevent injury or damage to people and …

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