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Month: August 2024

County chief administrative officer welcomes back woman who he filed a restraining order against

By Alejandro Meija Meija Click here for updates on this story     TEHAMA COUNTY, California (KHSL) — The Tehama County woman, banned from Tehama County Supervisor meetings because of a temporary restraining order, may soon be back at meetings. We have been covering this controversial issue from the beginning. 82-year-old Lousie Wilkinson will now be able

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US National Security Council spokesman rebukes Israeli finance minister as ‘dead wrong,’ amid push for ceasefire talks

By Donald Judd, CNN (CNN) — John Kirby, the spokesman for the US National Security Council, issued a stark rebuke Friday of the Israeli finance minister over comments undercutting a ceasefire proposal between Israel and Hamas, calling Bezalel Smotrich’s comments “dead wrong.” “Some critics, like Mr. Smotrich, for example, have claimed that the hostage deal

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Video shows bodies on burnt-out Russian trucks in Kursk region as Ukrainian cross-border assaults rage

CNN By Olga Voitovych, Victoria Butenko, Allegra Goodwin, Christian Edwards and Darya Tarasova, CNN (CNN) — A video that surfaced online appears to show bodies on burnt-out Russian military trucks in the country’s southwestern Kursk region, the latest sign that Ukraine’s cross-border assault is probing more deeply and inflicting significant damage on Moscow’s troops. In

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US releases $3.5 billion to Israel to spend on US weapons and military equipment, months after Congress appropriated

By Natasha Bertrand, Alex Marquardt and Lauren Fox, CNN (CNN) — The US is set to provide Israel with $3.5 billion to spend on US weapons and military equipment, releasing the money months after it was appropriated by Congress as tensions continue to rise between Israel and Iran, multiple officials familiar with the matter told

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Union Pacific hasn’t yet lived up to deal to give all its engineers predictable schedules

AP Business Writer OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The union that represents train engineers says Union Pacific is holding back on its promises to make their schedules more predictable. These quality of life concerns nearly caused a nationwide rail strike two years ago. The nation’s largest railroad is telling the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen

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Estos niños de Gaza pudieron reunirse con sus familias tras meses de guerra. Pero miles siguen solos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El martes por la mañana, mientras Abdallah se encontraba en una polvorienta calle del norte de Gaza entre los escombros de los edificios bombardeados, recibió una llamada que llevaba esperando ya nueve meses. “La Unicef me llamó y me dijo que me los enviaría. Por favor, por favor, Dios”, dijo secándose las

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