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Month: January 2024

France’s new government announced with only one major change at the foreign ministry

By SYLVIE CORBET Associated Press PARIS (AP) — The new government of French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal has been announced with only one major change at the foreign ministry, while most high-profile Cabinet members remained unchanged. The French presidency’s statement said Thursday that the interior, finance, defense and justice ministers remain in place. The members

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Russian presidential hopeful calling for peace in Ukraine meets with soldiers’ wives

MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian presidential hopeful opposing Moscow’s military action in Ukraine has met with a group of soldiers’ wives who are demanding that their husbands be discharged from military service. Longtime Kremlin critic Boris Nadezhdin, who serves as a local legislator, is collecting signatures to qualify for the race and challenge President Vladimir

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Burundi closes its border with Rwanda and deports Rwandans, accusing the country of backing rebels

By ELOGE WILLY KANEZA Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Burundi’s internal affairs minister says the country is suspending diplomatic ties with Rwanda, closing their border and deporting Rwandan citizens. Burundi claims it is a response to its neighbor’s alleged support for a rebel group that has been attacking Burundi. The minister calls Rwandan President

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Un incidente de violencia doméstica terminó con el sospechoso muerto a manos de un agente del sheriff

Un mortal accidente ocurrió en Hemet después que la policía recibió una llamada que reportaba disturbios en una casa ubicada cerca del Hwy 74 en Hemet, cuando los agentes llegaron encontraron a una mujer herida y contactaron al agresor quien estaba dentro de la vivienda, pero el individuo comenzó a dispararle a los sheriffs, después

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Democrat announces long-shot campaign for North Dakota’s only U.S. House seat

The Associated Press A Democratic military veteran is seeking North Dakota’s sole U.S. House seat. Trygve Hammer is aiming for an upset in a state where Republicans hold every statewide and congressional office and Democrats haven’t won a statewide election since Heidi Heitkamp’s U.S. Senate victory in 2012. Hammer is challenging incumbent Rep. Kelly Armstrong,

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