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Month: September 2023

There’s no sign of widespread COVID-19 mandates in the US. Republicans are warning of them anyway

By ALI SWENSON Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — As Americans fend off a late summer COVID-19 spike and prepare for a fresh vaccine rollout, Republicans are raising familiar fears that government-issued lockdowns and mask mandates are next. It’s been a favorite topic among some of the GOP’s top presidential contenders. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis

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Tech industry leaders endorse regulating artificial intelligence at rare summit in Washington

By MARY CLARE JALONICK and MATT O’BRIEN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — At a closed-door Senate forum on artificial intelligence, tech leaders loosely endorsed the regulation of artificial intelligence. The guest list at Wednesday’s hearing featured some of the industry’s biggest names, including Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and X’s and Tesla’s Elon Musk. Musk said after leaving

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Suriname prepares for its first offshore oil project that is expected to ease deep poverty

By GEROLD ROZENBLAD Associated Press PARAMARIBO, Suriname (AP) — Suriname for the first time in its history will see offshore oil drilling in its waters after French company TotalEnergies announces a $9 billion project expected to boost the impoverished country’s economy and ease austerity measures imposed by the International Monetary Fund.. CEO Patrick Pouyanné said

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Comienza en Brasil el juicio a acusados por violencia en enero contra sedes de los poderes públicos

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– El juicio de los primeros cuatro imputados en relación a los “actos antidemocráticos” del 8 de enero en Brasilia comenzará este miércoles, anunció el Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) de Brasil en un comunicado. La tribunal indicó que tiene previsto comenzar el proceso en sesión extraordinaria con la revisión de las acciones

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‘This fiasco is wildly concerning’: Tenants face eviction after city misses payments

By Barry Simms Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WBAL) — The Baltimore City Council held a hearing Tuesday to discuss after promised rent assistance went unpaid, leaving some tenants to face eviction. Many Baltimore residents rely on assistance from the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services and Service Providers. It has contracts with

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