Zambia Says Two Suspected Ebola Cases Test Negative, Steps up Screening

May 30 (Reuters) – Zambia has investigated ⁠and ⁠cleared two suspected cases ⁠of Ebola as it steps up screening ​and surveillance for the deadly viral disease following an outbreak ‌in neighbouring Democratic Republic ‌of Congo. Congolese authorities said on Friday suspected cases ⁠from ⁠the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, for which there ​is no vaccine, …

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Ukrainian Drones Strike Port, Oil Depot in Southern Russia, Authorities Say

MOSCOW, May 30 (Reuters) – Ukrainian ⁠drones ⁠struck a tanker ⁠at Russia’s port of Taganrog overnight ​and hit an oil depot in the city ‌of Armavir, authorities ‌in the southern regions of Rostov ⁠and ⁠Krasnodar said on Saturday. Rostov region Governor Yury Slyusar ​said on Telegram that fires on the tanker and in the port …

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Sudden Slashes to Solar Incentives Make It Harder to Go Green

Larry Veray had a plan to bring cheaper, cleaner energy to his townhome complex in Pearl City at no cost to residents. As president of the Waiau Gardens Kai B homeowners’ association, Veray prides himself on keeping association fees low while building reserve funds, and he wasn’t about to ask homeowners to bear the cost …

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US Adult Cigarette Smoking Rate Hits Another All-Time Low

NEW YORK (AP) — The cigarette smoking rate among U.S. adults dropped to another all-time low last year, with 1 in 11 adults saying they were current smokers, according to government survey data released this week. The preliminary findings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were based on survey responses from more than …

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