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Month: November 2023

Wisconsin GOP proposes ticket fee, smaller state contribution to Brewers stadium repair plan

By TODD RICHMOND Associated Press MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republicans in the Wisconsin state Senate are proposing tweaks to their plan to help fund repairs at the Milwaukee Brewers stadium that would scale back the state’s contribution and impose a surcharge on non-baseball event tickets. The Legislature’s finance committee is set to vote on the

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Chile shuts down a popular glacier, sparking debate over climate change and adventure sports

By DANIEL SHAILER Associated Press Chile’s National Forestry Corporation has permanently closed a popular glacier, sparking outrage from adventurers and local guides. The decision came after an enormous calving earlier last month prompted a government study in the southern Aysén region. It found the glacier Exploradores in Laguna San Rafael national park is rapidly melting

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Trabajadores palestinos expulsados desde Israel acusan a las autoridades israelíes de maltratos y torturas

Alexandra Ferguson Jerusalén y Gaza (CNN) — Los trabajadores palestinos expulsados la semana pasada a Gaza desde Israel acusaron a las autoridades israelíes de “tortura”. Señalaron que los obligaron a desnudarse, los encerraron en jaulas, los golpearon con saña y, de acuerdo al relato de uno de ellos, les aplicaron descargas eléctricas. “Nos quebraron y

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Treasury’s Yellen calls Republican effort to cut IRS funding for Israel ‘damaging and irresponsible’

By FATIMA HUSSEIN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The IRS commissioner says for the agency to keep building on its customer service and enforcement priorities it needs a reliable funding stream. IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel said Tuesday at an event with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen the debate over IRS funding comes down to a fundamental

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Cyprus official says Israel-Hamas war may give an impetus to regional energy projects

By MENELAOS HADJICOSTIS Associated Press NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — The political and economic ramifications from the Israel-Hamas war may provide an impetus to plans for a pipeline conveying offshore natural gas to Cyprus for processing and shipping to foreign markets, the east Mediterranean island nation’s energy minister said Tuesday. The fighting in the Gaza Strip

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Special counsel in the Hunter Biden case insists he was the ‘decision-maker’ in rare testimony

By FARNOUSH AMIRI and LINDSAY WHITEHURST Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The prosecutor overseeing the Hunter Biden investigation testified Tuesday that he had the ultimate authority in the yearslong case as he made an unprecedented appearance before Congress to rebut Republicans’ explosive claims that the probe has been plagued with interference. U.S. Attorney David Weiss’

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Virginia’s governor declares a state of emergency as firefighters battle wildfires

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin declared a state of emergency Tuesday as firefighters responded to two wildfires that amid dry conditions and high winds. The declaration allows Virginia to mobilize additional resources, staff and equipment to help with the response, the governor’s office said in a news release. The operation involves the Virginia National Guard, the

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