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By SAM MEDNICK Associated Press DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — A United Nations official has warned that more than 25,000 people could face starvation in conflict-plagued parts of West Africa next year. Federico Doehnert of the World Food Program said violence and the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine are largely
Continue Reading By STEPHEN GROVES and TRISHA AHMED Associated Press SAVAGE, Minn. (AP) — Authorities say a Minnesota man who told an FBI informant that he was building an arsenal of automatic weapons to use against police was arrested this week as he tried to buy grenades. The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced in a news release that
Continue ReadingBy WLKY Staff Click here for updates on this story LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (WLKY) — Five people were hurt, and several were rescued from an apartment fire Friday in Newburg. According to officials, the fire broke out around 3:45 a.m. at the Chateau Village Apartments. Forty firefighters from four different departments were called to the scene
Continue ReadingBy Matt Egan The Biden administration announced plans Friday to provide nearly 2 million barrels of oil to refineries through an emergency exchange and simultaneously begin efforts to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve early next year. The new emergency exchange is aimed at addressing “potential supply disruptions” caused by the shutdown of the Keystone Pipeline
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By AMANDA SEITZ Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The next time you message your doctor to ask about a pesky cough or an itchy rash, you may want to check your bank account first — you could get a bill for the question. Hospital systems around the country are rolling out fees for some messages
Continue Reading By AMANDA SEITZ Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The next time you message your doctor to ask about a pesky cough or an itchy rash, you may want to check your bank account first — you could get a bill for the question. Hospital systems around the country are rolling out fees for some messages
Continue ReadingBy Kayla James Click here for updates on this story STORY COUNTY, Iowa (KCCI) — “Moving forward” is more than just a phrase to several Gilbert High seniors, pushing to make a social and positive change in their high school. Weston Congdon, Ben Melody, Dalton Nelson, and Adelaide Searles are some of the founding members
Continue Reading By ALICIA RANCILIO Associated Press Noah Centineo is moving away from the “To All the Boys” YA rom-com franchise that made him famous and will star in “The Recruit” for Netflix. Centineo plays an attorney, Owen, who joins the CIA. On his first day with the intelligence agency, he is tasked with weeding through correspondence
Continue ReadingBy Genevieve Glass Click here for updates on this story ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (KOAT) — “Physician-assisted suicide is incompatible with a physician’s role as healer and it’s impossible to manage because it can lead to just terrible things,” said Kevin Theriot, the attorney to New Mexican doctor Mark Lacy. “Doctors can take care of six
Continue Reading By DAVID BRANDT AP Sports Writer TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Recently fired Arizona Cardinals assistant coach Sean Kugler has retained a law firm to investigate the allegations that he inappropriately touched a female security guard when the team was in Mexico last month for a game against the San Francisco 49ers. Kugler hired the law
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Ángela Reyes Haczek (CNN Español) — Cuando decoras el árbol de Navidad, tal vez recuerdas con nostalgia la ilusión que te daba ese ritual cuando eras pequeño y piensas en las generaciones y generaciones y generaciones que se preparaban así para celebrar esta fecha clave del calendario cristiano. Aunque puede que no sean tantas generaciones
Continue ReadingBy Jason Burger Click here for updates on this story OKLAHOMA (KOCO) — The Oklahoma State Department of Wildlife and Conservation said there is a way for hunters to help families in need this time of the year. A program called Hunters Against Hunger has worked quietly to provide over 2 million meals to Oklahoma
Continue ReadingBy Torstein Rehn Click here for updates on this story WATSONVILLE, California (KSBW) — Firefighters rescued a mother and her toddler from a burning building Thursday morning. The two escaped from the second story with help from a Watsonville police officer, according to the Watsonville City Council. One other person who was in the home
Continue ReadingBy Katelyn Polantz, CNN Reporter, Crime and Justice Federal investigators have obtained access to several email accounts, a draft autobiography and other writings in which Republican Rep. Scott Perry, Donald Trump elections attorney John Eastman, and former Justice Department officials Jeffrey Clark and Ken Klukowski discussed the 2020 election, according to a newly released order
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By KPTV Staff Click here for updates on this story PORTLAND, Oregon (KPTV) — A 23-year veteran of the Portland Police Bureau has been arrested for sex abuse and harassment, according to the PPB. Police say Portland Police Professional Standards Division were notified Nov. 1 of an ongoing investigation by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office
Continue ReadingBy Soyoung Kim Click here for updates on this story PORTLAND Oregon (KPTV) — A man known as the jogger rapist was released early Friday morning after spending 36 years in prison. Richard Gillmore gained the title after police said he jogged through neighborhoods looking for his victims. He admitted to raping nine girls and
Continue Reading Alexandra Ferguson Nueva York (CNN) — Elon Musk no es ningún defensor de la libertad de expresión. El susceptible nuevo propietario de Twitter prohibió este jueves las cuentas de varios periodistas de alto nivel de las principales organizaciones de noticias del país, entre ellos: Donie O’Sullivan, de CNN; Ryan Mac, de The New York Times;
Continue Reading PHOENIX (AP) — A federal judge has temporarily halted the city of Phoenix from conducting sweeps of a huge homeless encampment downtown. Judge Murray Snow issued an emergency injunction Thursday in response to a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court by the ACLU of Arizona. The order prohibits authorities from enforcing sleeping and camping bans
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