Houston Food Bank feeds thousands amid pandemic surge
In Houston lines stretch for miles as the Houston Food Bank and its 800,000 pound daily average distribute food to unemployed workers and needy families. The organization has seen up to 1 million pounds supplied daily, describing the surge as a disaster like Gulf hurricanes.
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Japan Rejects U.N. Nuclear Ban Treaty
Tokyo says it will not sign the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, despite global ratifications and appeals from Nagasaki and Hiroshima survivors. Chief Cabinet Secretary Kato cites realism and Japan’s U.S. security alliance as reasons for maintaining the stance while still supporting a nuclear-free world.
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Anchorage swears in first openly gay female mayor
Anchorage appoints 40 year old attorney Austin Quinn Davidson as acting mayor after former mayor Ethan Berkowitz resigns over an inappropriate messaging relationship. Quinn Davidson emphasizes serving through the pandemic while becoming Anchorage’s first woman and openly gay leader.
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