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Katharine Lackey

  • Senior Director, Narratives, Avoq
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Avoq, MMA Junkie Radio, USA Today, CNBC, Sydney Morning Herald, Phys.org, The Age, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, RUN: by Outside, Yahoo and
Senior Director of Narratives @TeamAvoq. Past: CQ Roll Call, USA TODAY. Runner. 13.1 x 22 + 26.2 x 2. PSU alum. Most tweets on running and pets.
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Why Does Treadmill Running Feel Harder Than Outside?

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By Katharine Lackey
| RUN: by Outside
For some folks, running on the treadmill always feels easier than when they hit the road. And for some, it just feels the same. For others, it often feels harder—and not just mentally. If that’s you, you might be wondering, is the dragging feeling all in your head? Or is running on a treadmill actually different than running on a track or road? Well, studies show that it’s a bit of a mental and physical game that make running on the treadmill harder.
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The world’s deadliest earthquakes

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By Katharine Lackey
| Mogaznews En
The earthquake that struck parts of Turkey and Syria on Monday is the latest in a string of destructive tremors around the world. Here's a look at ...
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Senate clears funding boost to evacuate Americans from Afghanistan

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By Katharine Lackey
| Roll Call Verified
Legislation to lift the cap on annual assistance under a Department of Health and Human Services program that aids U.S. citizens returning from war zones or similar crises cleared the Senate by unanimous consent Tuesday. The measure would raise the funding cap for the U.S. Repatriation Program from $1 million to $10 million this fiscal year and next, with the money in this case set aside for Americans evacuated from Afghanistan after the U.S. troop pullout, which was completed Monday.
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