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Indio Police Department hosts first resource fair for the unsheltered community

The Indio Police Department’s Unsheltered Assistance Unit hosted its first annual resource fair on Thursday.  Booths were set up on Miles Avenue. Resources included food, health care, shelter information, addiction support, and rehab options.  “It’s the first unsheltered person‘s resource fair that we’ve had,” said Indio Police Department Acting Lieutenant Lisa Corton. “We want to

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US-led strikes on Yemeni rebels draw attention back to war raging in Arab world’s poorest nation

By JON GAMBRELL Associated Press DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — U.S.-led airstrikes on Yemen’s Houthi rebels in response to their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea pulled the world’s focus Friday back on the yearslong war raging in the Arab world’s poorest nation, even as shipping across the wider Mideast remains threatened. As

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Boil water order lifted for the City of Jackson, Mississippi, amid dispute over E. coli tests

By Jennifer Henderson, CNN (CNN) — Local authorities lifted a boil-water notice Friday in Jackson, Mississippi, a day after health officials ordered residents of Jackson and nearby Flowood to boil water. On Thursday, the Mississippi State Department of Health issued the boil water order, which resulted in an exchange of tense news releases between the

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A non-traditional candidate resonates with Taiwan’s youth ahead of Saturday’s presidential election

By SIMINA MISTREANU and JOHNSON LAI Associated Press TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — A nonconformist candidate is resonating with Taiwan’s youth ahead of Saturday’s presidential election, with young and first-time voters apparently more concerned with the dearth of good jobs and affordable housing than the looming threat from China. Ko Wen-je, an outspoken surgeon-turned-politician, has emerged

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