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Month: October 2024

This Twin Cities teacher has been working for 50 years and has no plans to slow down soon

By Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield Click here for updates on this story     ST. LOUIS PARK, Minnesota (WCCO) — Benilde-St. Margaret’s — a catholic school that started in 1907 — is a place steeped in history, a place where a history-making educator walks the halls. Mike Jeremiah, a theology teacher, is the school’s longest-serving employee. He started in

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Un anillo hallado entre los escombros de los recientes huracanes en Florida espera por su dueño

Gonzalo Zegarra (CNN) — Esparcidos por las comunidades devastadas por huracanes en Florida hay montones de escombros, restos de lo que alguna vez fueron hogares. Recuerdos preciados —álbumes de fotos, reliquias familiares y símbolos de amor— tragados por las aguas de la inundación y llevados a kilómetros de distancia, ahora reducidos a meros fragmentos y

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Judge to determine whether Rudy Giuliani must turn over his $3.5 million Florida condo to the election workers he defamed

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN (CNN) — The fate of Rudy Giuliani’s $3.5 million Palm Beach, Florida, condo, which he says is his primary residence, is now in the hands of a federal judge in Manhattan. The former mayor of New York and prominent Donald Trump political advocate plans to stay in the Palm Beach condo now but will

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Georgia’s President Salome Zourabichvili has called on citizens to protest the results of a disputed election in an attempt to save the country’s “European future.”

Georgia’s president calls for rally to save ‘European future’ as thousands protest disputed election

CNN By Christian Edwards, CNN (CNN) — Georgia’s President Salome Zourabichvili has called on citizens to protest the results of a disputed election in an attempt to save the country’s “European future.” In an interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, Zourabichvili – a pro-Western figure whose powers are largely ceremonial – said the election had been

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Uruguay’s presidential runoff will be tight. But with rivals in agreement, it’s no nail-biter

Associated Press MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) — Uruguay’s presidential election has opened a four-week window during which the leading center-left and center-right coalitions will go all-out to pull more voters into their camps ahead of a heated runoff. The race is expected to be tight but the stakes are low in this prosperous South American nation

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