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Month: October 2024

Japan’s ruling party may struggle in Sunday’s vote, but its decades of dominance won’t end

Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s ruling party, dogged by corruption scandals and plunging support for his weeks-old government, faces its toughest challenge in decades in Sunday’s parliamentary election. This could set up a very short-lived time in office for Ishiba. But even if he falls, it won’t hurt his Liberal

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Vesia, Rojas could be added to Dodgers’ World Series roster. Cortes set to be activated by Yankees

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Left-hander Alex Vesia and shortstop Miguel Rojas could be added to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ roster for the World Series while left-hander Nestor Cortes appeared set to be activated by the New York Yankees for Friday’s opener. Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman will be in the starting lineup after missing Games

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US to evacuate 20 embassy staff from Haiti following car attack and intensifying gang violence, say sources

By David Culver and Abel Alvarado, CNN (CNN) — Violence is intensifying in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, this week, which saw a United Nations helicopter hit by gunfire and two gangs apparently target US embassy vehicles. A security source told CNN on Tuesday that two armored vehicles belonging to the US Embassy in Haiti were fired

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El puerto más grande de Sudamérica iniciaría operaciones comerciales entre diciembre de 2024 y enero de 2025

Belén Liotti (CNN Español) — Aquietadas las aguas en la costa peruana y resuelto, de momento, el problema surgido entre el Estado peruano y la empresa Cosco Shipping Ports Chancay Perú, continúan los trabajos y coordinaciones para que el puerto más grande de Sudamérica inicie operaciones durante los próximos meses. Una fuente de la empresa

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District Attorney’s “Fighting Fentanyl” campaign warns residents of deadly risks, hefty sentences

“Fighting Fentanyl,” it’s the Riverside District Attorney’s newest campaign launched to warn residents of the deadly risks of fentanyl and sellers of the office’s zero-tolerance policy in prosecuting dealers. Following a deadly 2023 for the county with 554 fentanyl-related deaths, District Attorney Mike Hestrin says this campaign will predominantly target younger demographics on social media.

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