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Month: August 2024

American handed a 15-day sentence by a Moscow court on charges of disorderly conduct

MOSCOW (AP) — A court in the Russian capital has handed a 15-day sentence to a U.S. citizen on charges of disorderly conduct. Moscow’s District Court ordered the American who was identified as Joseph Tater to spend 15 days under administrative arrest for “petty hooliganism.” Russia’s top criminal investigation agency said earlier Wednesday that it

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Taylor Swift fans jump on NYC’s limited edition “Cornelia Street” signs commemorating her Greenwich Village home

By Renee Anderson Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK, New York (WCBS) — Taylor Swift has long called New York City’s Greenwich Village home, and the city is celebrating her success with limited edition “Cornelia Street” signs. Swift not only lives there, but also named a song after Cornelia Street on her

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Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, the state’s oldest Black-owned business, turns 90

By Reg Chapman Click here for updates on this story     MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (WCCO) — For 90 years, the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder has been crafting community narratives and driving societal change. The Twin Cities-based newspaper is the longest-running Black-owned business in Minnesota, and this iconic messenger has plans to continue being a big part of the community.

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Israel aprueba nuevo asentamiento en la Ribera Occidental como respuesta al “reconocimiento internacional del Estado palestino”

Paulina Nares (CNN) — El Gobierno de Israel aprobó el establecimiento de un nuevo asentamiento entre Gush Eztion, en la Ribera Occidental ocupada y Jerusalén, en respuesta por “el reconocimiento unilateral por parte de varios países de un Estado palestino”. “La publicación de la línea azul permite iniciar los trámites para establecer el asentamiento de

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Inmates at Massachusetts prison say they’re facing retaliation after speaking out about lack of programs

By Cheryl Fiandaca Click here for updates on this story     GARDNER, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Inmates at a prison in Massachusetts claim the Department of Correction retaliated against them for speaking out earlier this year about a lack of programs there. Back in March, a WBZ-TV I-Team report revealed that, in some cases, training and education

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The paint is dry on Banksy’s animal-themed street art that appeared across London over 9 days

Associated Press LONDON (AP) — On the 10th day, after creating the mountain goat, elephants, pelicans, a rhinoceros and a gorilla, among other animals, Banksy rested. The elusive street artist’s menagerie that appeared around London over nine consecutive days apparently came to a conclusion after a final mural surprised staff who arrived early to feed

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Quiz company sues Michigan State University over Adolf Hitler display on video board during football game

By DeJanay Booth-Singleton Click here for updates on this story     EAST LANSING, Michigan (WWJ) — The Michigan State University Board of Regents is facing a federal lawsuit over Adolf Hitler’s appearance in a pregame quiz on video boards during a football game last year. Carsilius Media, BV, a company that operates The Quiz Channel on

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Family fit to be tied as vandals keep on tagging work truck in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood

By Jermont Terry Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO, Illinois (WBBM) — A construction worker in Pilsen says vandalism is putting his livelihood at risk—as his work truck has now been targeted four different times. When the rooster crows every morning on 18th Street between Oakley Avenue and Leavitt Street, Angel DeAlba’s father

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PSUSD introduces new technology program, prepares students for careers in the field

The brand new Information Communication Technologies (ICT) program at PSUSD is beginning this semester. The program is operating out of a brand new tech arena, located at the district’s Desert Learning Academy Campus. The program was created to teach students about IT, and eventually guide them into careers in technology communications. “We know that communication

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Takeaways: Harris’ approach to migration was more nuanced than critics or allies portray it

Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — As thousands of immigrants approached the U.S. border in early 2021, President Joe Biden tapped his second-in-command to address the influx. The decision has exposed Vice President Kamala Harris to one of her biggest political liabilities. Harris’ assignment was to tackle the “root causes” of migration from three Central American

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People with ADHD are turning to AI apps to help with tasks. Experts say try it cautiously

AP Health Writer People who have ADHD are starting to turn to AI to help them break down once-insurmountable tasks like emails, business plans and proofreading. Experts say the apps can help those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder get through must-dos more quickly. But they also caution that it shouldn’t replace traditional treatment for ADHD

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ANÁLISIS | La maniobra ucraniana contra Rusia resquebraja una vez más la fachada de invencibilidad de Putin

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Es otra jugada arriesgada en un conflicto puntuado con al menos recordatorios anuales de lo frágil que es realmente la Rusia de Vladimir Putin. Hace dos meses, cuando las fuerzas rusas penetraron en la región de Járkiv, Kyiv miraba a sus fronteras, preocupada por la posibilidad de que Rusia encontrara otros

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