内容摘要：Youssef co-created and stars in the series. All eight episodes will be available on Thursday.

Youssef co-created and stars in the series. All eight episodes will be available on Thursday.

She also joked whether the airport might want to let Hercules stay with her a while longer.“I think there was an empty seat on the plane beside me,” Spry said.

NEW YORK (AP) — It’s still just 21 in dog years.is gearing up for its 150th annual dog show next year and announced plans Tuesday for the milestone event, expected to draw about 3,000 champion dogs.It’s slated to start Jan. 31 with agility and other canine sports, including the

tournament introduced last year, at the Javits Center convention venue in Manhattan.The traditional breed-by-breed judging happens Feb. 2 and 3, with first-round competition during the days at the Javits Center.

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports Westminster Kennel Club is planning for its 150th dog show next year.

The show moves in the evenings to nearby Madison Square Garden. U.S. dogdom’s most storied best in show trophy will be awarded late on Feb. 3 by David Fitzpatrick, who handled two of his Pekingese to Westminster wins in 2012 and“It used to be far less,” said Emmanuel Ali, one of the remaining doctors.

The effects of the funding cuts extend far beyond nutrition. At the International Organization for Migration’s reception center in Dikwa, thousands of displaced families and those escaping Boko Haram captivity are stranded. There are no new shelters being built and no support for relocation.“Before, organizations like Mercy Corps built mud-brick homes and rehabilitated damaged shelters to absorb people from the IOM reception center,” said one official at the center, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly on the situation. “Now, that has stopped.”

Jensen, the U.N. humanitarian head in Maiduguri, said, “sadly, we are not seeing additional funding to make up for the U.S. cuts.” He warned that vulnerable people could turn to risky ways of coping, including joining violent groups.The crisis in Nigeria is part of a larger reckoning. According to Kate Phillips-Barrasso, Mercy Corps’ vice president for policy and advocacy, 40 of its 62 U.S.-funded programs with the potential to reach 3.5 million people in Nigeria, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Somalia, Iraq, Sudan, Afghanistan, Kenya, Lebanon and Gaza have been terminated.