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Month: July 2024

Guatemala grants temporary residency to Mexican minors who fled violence

GUATEMALA CITY (AP) โ€” Guatemalaโ€™s government has given temporary residency to 207 Mexicans, mostly children, on humanitarian grounds, after they fled across the border last week to escape drug violence. National Immigration Institute Director Danilo Rivera announced Monday that they will have 30 days of legal status after which they could request asylum if they

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Texas senators grill utility executives about massive power failure after Hurricane Beryl

Associated Press/Report for America AUSTIN, Texas (AP) โ€” A special committee of the Texas Senate has convened to hear executives from Houston’s largest utility provider explain the massive electricity failure that occurred when Hurricane Beryl hit the city on July 8. CenterPoint Energyโ€™s chief executive officer told a panel of state senators in the Texas

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Fact check: Vance falsely claims Harris is calling to end the child tax credit, which she is actually calling to increase

By Daniel Dale, CNN Washington (CNN) — Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance is facing criticism over his previous comments about people without children, including one 2021 remark denouncing โ€œchildless cat ladiesโ€ in government and another in which he said that, in order to โ€œtax the things that are bad and not tax the

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Russia is relying on unwitting Americans to spread election disinformation, US officials say

Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) โ€” Top U.S. intelligence officials say Russia, China and Iran are continuing to target voters in the U.S. with disinformation and propaganda related to the upcoming presidential election. Groups linked to the Kremlin are increasingly using commercial public relations firms in Russia or unwitting Americans to spread their false claims as

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Mรกs de 200.000 personas desplazadas en Gaza en la รบltima semana a raรญz de las รณrdenes de evacuaciรณn de Israel

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Mรกs de 200.000 personas, el 9% de la poblaciรณn de Gaza, se han visto desplazadas en Gaza durante la รบltima semana a raรญz de las รณrdenes de evacuaciรณn de Israel, segรบn informรณ este lunes en un comunicado la Oficina de las Naciones Unidas para la Coordinaciรณn de Asuntos Humanitarios (UNOCHA, por

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Utility cuts natural gas service to landslide-stricken Southern California neighborhood

RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. (AP) โ€” Natural gas service to 135 homes was being cut Monday in a neighborhood on Southern California’s Palos Verdes Peninsula due to worsening conditions in an area where a long-running landslide has damaged houses, roads and utilities, authorities said. Southern California Gas Co. cited โ€œsignificant strainโ€ on its infrastructure in

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Dry and seasonable through midweek

Breezy to gusty west winds will be felt around the desert, mainly along I-10, through the night. Gusts will reach near 30 MPH for the more wind-prone communities. Due to the potential for windblown sand and dust, an Air Quality Alert is in effect for the Coachella Valley through Wednesday morning. We get to maintain

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Robinson campaign calls North Carolina agency report on wife’s nonprofit politically motivated

Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) โ€” The campaign of Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson is speaking against a state agency’s report about a nonprofit owned by his wife. Robinson is the current lieutenant governor. Yolanda Hill owns and operates Balanced Nutrition, which has implemented a federally funded child care food program. Last week, state regulators

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