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Genetic tests of farmworkers could reveal avian flu evolution

Genetic testing of farmworkers in California may provide insights into the evolution of avian flu following the discovery of the virus in two sick dairy workers. Scientists are sequencing the genomes of the virus to better understand its development and potential risks to public health.

Friday Night High School football: White, Collins, Wirth lead Monterey past Aptos

Monterey High School football triumphed over Aptos in a thrilling match, led by standout performances from players White, Collins, and Wirth. The victory keeps Monterey, along with Carmel, North Salinas, and Alisal, undefeated in their respective leagues.

Changing demographics and the political calculus of anti-immigrant rhetoric in swing states

The article examines the complexities of immigration rhetoric in swing states, emphasizing that the topic extends beyond mere border security. It highlights the potential miscalculations by strategists who overlook the nuanced perspectives of key voters.

Monterey County hotels on Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice list

Monterey County hotels have once again made it to the Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice list, with the Portola Hotel & Spa's General Manager, Janine Chicourrat, expressing excitement over the recognition. This marks a continued presence in the top 10 since 2017, highlighting the region's appeal to travelers.

New term for Supreme Court means cases on guns, porn access, environmental impacts

The new term of the Supreme Court, beginning on October 3, 2024, will address significant cases involving guns, e-cigarettes, and environmental standards. With 28 cases on the docket, the conservative majority has an opportunity to reshape the power of administrative agencies.

Officials break ground on Pajaro River levee Reach 6 project

Local, state, and federal officials celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony for the Pajaro River levee Reach 6 project on October 3, 2024. The project aims to enhance flood protection along Corralitos Creek and the Pajaro River, addressing long-standing community concerns regarding safety.

Hurricane Helene brings climate change to forefront of the presidential campaign

Hurricane Helene's devastation has thrust climate change into the center of the presidential campaign, prompting President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris to visit the Southeast to survey the damage. This unprecedented focus on climate issues reflects the growing urgency for action as the impacts of extreme weather events become more pronounced.

Trump said, ‘So what?’ when told of Pence’s peril during Jan. 6 Capitol riot, US says

A newly unsealed court filing reveals that Donald Trump dismissed concerns for former Vice President Mike Pence's safety during the January 6 Capitol riot. U.S. prosecutors argue that Trump should be held accountable for his actions in attempting to overturn the 2020 election. The filing provides significant insights into the interactions between Trump and Pence during this critical event.

Polls show tight presidential race even as Harris takes slight swing-state lead

Polls indicate a tight presidential race, with Vice President Kamala Harris gaining a slight lead in six out of seven crucial swing states. Despite this shift, the overall race remains competitive as both candidates vie for the presidency.

Missiles, a hurricane and a strike: How 3 crises are shaping the presidential race

Three significant crises, including missile threats, a hurricane, and a labor strike, are influencing the current presidential race in the U.S. These events are creating unexpected challenges for candidates, potentially reshaping voter perceptions and campaign strategies. The article examines how these crises could act as October surprises in the lead-up to the election.

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