ئاقسۇ، قەشقەر، قىزىلسۇ ۋە خوتەن قاتارلىق جايلاردا 143 مىڭدىن ئارتۇق ئۇيغۇر بالا ئاتا-ئانىسىدىن ئايرىۋېتىلگەن.

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Coloradans who live in Montezuma County and want to buy certain types of guns will not be able to get a newly required eligibility card from their local sheriff, the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday. Instead, they will need to travel to another county and likely pay an out-of-county resident fee to get that […]

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Coloradans who live in Montezuma County and want to buy certain types of guns will not be able to get a newly required eligibility card from their local sheriff, the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday. Instead, they will need to travel to another county and likely pay an out-of-county resident fee to get that […]

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OKLAHOMA CITY — About $1.5 million in private donations are being used to train literacy coaches in 10 locations across Oklahoma as part of an effort to improve students’ reading proficiency, officials announced Tuesday.  The State Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday unveiled a plan, named the Oklahoma Literacy Initiative, which supporters said will boost the […]

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OKLAHOMA CITY — About $1.5 million in private donations are being used to train literacy coaches in 10 locations across Oklahoma as part of an effort to improve students’ reading proficiency, officials announced Tuesday.  The State Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday unveiled a plan, named the Oklahoma Literacy Initiative, which supporters said will boost the […]

As Generative AI’s popularity increases, it’s time to start thinking more deeply about how we harm the environment by using it. The post Breaking down the cost of AI on energy and the environment appeared first on rabble.ca.

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As Generative AI’s popularity increases, it’s time to start thinking more deeply about how we harm the environment by using it. The post Breaking down the cost of AI on energy and the environment appeared first on rabble.ca.

Mais de 60 organizações afirmam que não aceitarão publicidade de um setor que, segundo elas, está alimentando uma epidemia nacional e exige um escrutínio independente. The post Veículos de notícias brasileiros dizem que estão rejeitando anúncios de apostas esportivas para preservar a independência appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center.

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Mais de 60 organizações afirmam que não aceitarão publicidade de um setor que, segundo elas, está alimentando uma epidemia nacional e exige um escrutínio independente. The post Veículos de notícias brasileiros dizem que estão rejeitando anúncios de apostas esportivas para preservar a independência appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center.

Clayton County authorities say a boil water advisory and low water pressure may have been part of a multistate cyber campaign targeting water infrastructure that could be linked to Iran. Rex Democratic state Rep. Sandra Scott said she’s heard from constituents upset about the incident. “It is critical that they truly get to the bottom […]

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Clayton County authorities say a boil water advisory and low water pressure may have been part of a multistate cyber campaign targeting water infrastructure that could be linked to Iran. Rex Democratic state Rep. Sandra Scott said she’s heard from constituents upset about the incident. “It is critical that they truly get to the bottom […]

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危地馬拉首都附近的福埃哥火山(Volcán de Fuego)爆發後,當局已開始疏散周圍居民。福埃哥火山被認為是中美洲最活躍的火山,於周一清晨開始噴發,並在周二凌晨活動加劇。滾滾熔岩順着山坡傾瀉而下,巨大的氣體和火山灰柱直衝雲霄。當局發出最高級別-紅色警報。

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危地马拉首都附近的福埃哥火山(Volcán de Fuego)爆发后,当局已开始疏散周围居民。福埃哥火山被认为是中美洲最活跃的火山,于周一清晨开始喷发,并在周二凌晨活动加剧。滚滚熔岩顺着山坡倾泻而下,巨大的气体和火山灰柱直冲云霄。当局发出最高级别-红色警报。

ئامېرىكا دۆلەت بىخەتەرلىكى مىنىستىرلىقى يەنە 43 خىتاي شىركىتىنى بايقۇت تىزىملىكىگە كىرگۈزگەنلىكىنى جاكارلىدى.

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Don’t worry about it, folks, slick online promotion advises, just think of hyperscale AI data centres as ‘digital refineries’! The post Alberta government publishes pro data centre propaganda appeared first on rabble.ca.

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Don’t worry about it, folks, slick online promotion advises, just think of hyperscale AI data centres as ‘digital refineries’! The post Alberta government publishes pro data centre propaganda appeared first on rabble.ca.

More than 60 organizations say they won't accept advertising from an industry they argue is fueling a national epidemic and demand independent scrutiny. The post Brazilian news outlets say they’re rejecting sports betting ads to preserve independence appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center.

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More than 60 organizations say they won't accept advertising from an industry they argue is fueling a national epidemic and demand independent scrutiny. The post Brazilian news outlets say they’re rejecting sports betting ads to preserve independence appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center.

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一場彙集了多名法國樂壇巨星的慈善音樂會將於8月27日在波爾多附近的弗洛拉克阿爾凱亞(ARKEA ARENA - FLOIRAC)體育館舉行,這場名為“SOS 救助災民”的慈善活動完全是民間發起的。音樂會演出出入全部將捐給災民、觀眾也被邀請向災民提供資助。

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一場彙集了多名法國樂壇巨星的慈善音樂會將於8月27日在波爾多附近的弗洛拉克阿爾凱亞(ARKEA ARENA - FLOIRAC)體育館舉行,這場名為“SOS 救助災民”的慈善活動完全是民間發起的。音樂會演出出入全部將捐給災民、觀眾也被邀請向災民提供資助。

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一场汇集了多名法国乐坛巨星的慈善音乐会将于8月27日在波尔多附近的弗洛拉克阿尔凯亚(ARKEA ARENA - FLOIRAC)体育馆举行,这场名为“SOS 救助灾民”的慈善活动完全是民间发起的。音乐会演出出入全部将捐给灾民、观众也被邀请向灾民提供资助。

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一场汇集了多名法国乐坛巨星的慈善音乐会将于8月27日在波尔多附近的弗洛拉克阿尔凯亚(ARKEA ARENA - FLOIRAC)体育馆举行,这场名为“SOS 救助灾民”的慈善活动完全是民间发起的。音乐会演出出入全部将捐给灾民、观众也被邀请向灾民提供资助。

(The Center Square) – Taxpayers have covered millions of dollars in fraudulent homecare charges to Medicaid and Medicare since pandemic-era grants flooded the industry without proper oversight, federal investigators said Tuesday. That money was paid to beneficiaries who were on international vacations, behind bars or working for ride share and food delivery apps. In other instances, homecare workers repeatedly billed government insurance for 400 shifts exceeding 24 hours per day. The findings came from the Northeast Healthcare Fraud Strike Force, which said on Tuesday it has expanded into Philadelphia, where it will charge 19 defendants for scamming the Medicaid and Medicare system to the tune of $4 million. “We will no longer tolerate fraud against our most vulnerable citizens and our most important health programs, and to anyone engaged in healthcare fraud of any kind, of any size, we see you, and we are doing everything we can to bring you to justice,” said Colin McDonald, assistant attorney general for the National Fraud Enforcement Division at the Department of Justice. “The era of getting rich off the backs of our programs for our sick, elderly, and disabled is over.” Scammers often game the system by reporting together as caregivers and patients to claim payments for care that was never given or received. Dr. Mehmet Oz, administer of the U.S. Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services, said Pennsylvania ranks fifth nationally in average monthly payments to both beneficiaries and providers, totaling an average $50,000 per person. Worse, he said, 96% of personal care claims are for unspecified illnesses, making them harder to track. He blames funds paid during the COVID-19 pandemic as the catalyst for “this corruption to be weaponized.” “We have no tolerance for anyone who invents hours, invents a disability, invents a workforce at the expense of people who depend on these programs,” he said. “And if you love these most vulnerable Americans, you should care as well.” The task force said Tuesday’s charges are an extension of the work done in California, Massachusetts and Minnesota.

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(The Center Square) – Taxpayers have covered millions of dollars in fraudulent homecare charges to Medicaid and Medicare since pandemic-era grants flooded the industry without proper oversight, federal investigators said Tuesday. That money was paid to beneficiaries who were on international vacations, behind bars or working for ride share and food delivery apps. In other instances, homecare workers repeatedly billed government insurance for 400 shifts exceeding 24 hours per day. The findings came from the Northeast Healthcare Fraud Strike Force, which said on Tuesday it has expanded into Philadelphia, where it will charge 19 defendants for scamming the Medicaid and Medicare system to the tune of $4 million. “We will no longer tolerate fraud against our most vulnerable citizens and our most important health programs, and to anyone engaged in healthcare fraud of any kind, of any size, we see you, and we are doing everything we can to bring you to justice,” said Colin McDonald, assistant attorney general for the National Fraud Enforcement Division at the Department of Justice. “The era of getting rich off the backs of our programs for our sick, elderly, and disabled is over.” Scammers often game the system by reporting together as caregivers and patients to claim payments for care that was never given or received. Dr. Mehmet Oz, administer of the U.S. Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services, said Pennsylvania ranks fifth nationally in average monthly payments to both beneficiaries and providers, totaling an average $50,000 per person. Worse, he said, 96% of personal care claims are for unspecified illnesses, making them harder to track. He blames funds paid during the COVID-19 pandemic as the catalyst for “this corruption to be weaponized.” “We have no tolerance for anyone who invents hours, invents a disability, invents a workforce at the expense of people who depend on these programs,” he said. “And if you love these most vulnerable Americans, you should care as well.” The task force said Tuesday’s charges are an extension of the work done in California, Massachusetts and Minnesota.

A coalition of Maine-based attorneys and legal nonprofits are arguing that the state had the right to deny federal immigration agents covert license plates and that the lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump’s administration should be dismissed. In a friend of the court brief filed in U.S. District Court on Tuesday, the coalition argues that […]

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The mayor of Kentucky’s largest city is calling on city council members to pass a temporary ban or moratorium on data center construction within the city while the local government mulls over potential regulations restricting the siting and impacts of large data centers.  In a Tuesday afternoon press conference, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said that […]

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د امریکا ولسمشر ډونالډ ټرمپ وایي، غیرقانوني کډوالي او د انرژۍ پالیسۍ هغه دوه مهم عوامل دي چې اروپا یې له جدي ستونزو سره مخ کړې ده.ټرمپ د دوشنبې په ورځ په سپینه ماڼۍ کې خبریالانو ته وویل، اروپایي هېوادونه باید د غیرقانوني کډوالۍ د مخنیوي لپاره جدي ګامونه پورته کړي.

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Votebeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on voting access and election administration across the U.S. Sign up for our free weekly newsletter to get the latest.What happened?A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services rule that had prohibited the League of Women Voters and other groups from registering voters at naturalization ceremonies held at the agency’s offices.In his ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Adam Abelson said the government’s ban was a potential free speech violation under the First Amendment and that it likely had a discriminatory intent that breaches Fifth Amendment protections.In a statement, League of Women Voters CEO Celina Stewart celebrated the decision and emphasized the organization’s history of supporting new citizens as they prepared to vote.“Today’s ruling protects that fundamental democratic principle, and we will continue fighting to ensure every eligible voter can participate freely and fully in our democracy,” she said.What’s the dispute?USCIS announced in August that only state and local election officials can register new citizens to vote at ceremonies held at the agency’s facilities. In issuing the ban, the agency cited the “administrative burden” it faced in making sure that nongovernmental organizations providing those services were truly nonpartisan. The League of Women Voters and several of its local chapters, along with the Greater New Orleans chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women, filed a lawsuit in November 2025, alleging that the federal rule violated their constitutional rights and a federal law related to agency rulemaking.The USCIS rule doesn’t apply to naturalization ceremonies held at federal courthouses, so much of the LWV’s work has continued. But the ban on registering people at USCIS facilities caused the voting rights group to cancel 166 planned events where members and volunteers “planned to register roughly 10,000 new voters,” according to the November complaint. The LWV said in court filings that it has registered more people at naturalization ceremonies than any other organization. In the complaint, the LWV points out that many state and local election officials — who would still be allowed to register voters at USCIS facilities under the ban — are elected in partisan races, and that the government hasn’t shown any evidence of the group being partisan. But the group’s core argument is that the ban violates its First Amendment rights to free speech and freedom of assembly in public places. It also claims that the USCIS violated a federal law by creating the rule without an opportunity for public comment, and that the rule itself is “arbitrary and capricious.”The League “made a very strong showing” that it’ll prevail on the merits of its argument that the ban unconstitutionally restricts its free speech rights, Abelson wrote in the ruling.Separately, the National Council of Jewish Women argued that the ban was a Fifth Amendment violation because it was put in place with discriminatory intent. Highlighting federal officials’ recent critical statements about immigration and the USCIS decision to replace the term “naturalization candidate” with “alien” in its materials, Abelson said that a discriminatory intent was likely a motivating factor for the ban.What happens now?The court case is likely to continue. The Monday ruling was preliminary, and the federal government could appeal. A USCIS spokesperson didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.Read more Votebeat coverage about the ban on voter registration at some naturalization ceremonies here:Some of America’s newest citizens may face an extra barrier to the ballot box Sept. 15, 2025Alexander Shur is a reporter for Votebeat based in Wisconsin. Contact Alexander at ashur@votebeat.org.

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Votebeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on voting access and election administration across the U.S. Sign up for our free weekly newsletter to get the latest.What happened?A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services rule that had prohibited the League of Women Voters and other groups from registering voters at naturalization ceremonies held at the agency’s offices.In his ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Adam Abelson said the government’s ban was a potential free speech violation under the First Amendment and that it likely had a discriminatory intent that breaches Fifth Amendment protections.In a statement, League of Women Voters CEO Celina Stewart celebrated the decision and emphasized the organization’s history of supporting new citizens as they prepared to vote.“Today’s ruling protects that fundamental democratic principle, and we will continue fighting to ensure every eligible voter can participate freely and fully in our democracy,” she said.What’s the dispute?USCIS announced in August that only state and local election officials can register new citizens to vote at ceremonies held at the agency’s facilities. In issuing the ban, the agency cited the “administrative burden” it faced in making sure that nongovernmental organizations providing those services were truly nonpartisan. The League of Women Voters and several of its local chapters, along with the Greater New Orleans chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women, filed a lawsuit in November 2025, alleging that the federal rule violated their constitutional rights and a federal law related to agency rulemaking.The USCIS rule doesn’t apply to naturalization ceremonies held at federal courthouses, so much of the LWV’s work has continued. But the ban on registering people at USCIS facilities caused the voting rights group to cancel 166 planned events where members and volunteers “planned to register roughly 10,000 new voters,” according to the November complaint. The LWV said in court filings that it has registered more people at naturalization ceremonies than any other organization. In the complaint, the LWV points out that many state and local election officials — who would still be allowed to register voters at USCIS facilities under the ban — are elected in partisan races, and that the government hasn’t shown any evidence of the group being partisan. But the group’s core argument is that the ban violates its First Amendment rights to free speech and freedom of assembly in public places. It also claims that the USCIS violated a federal law by creating the rule without an opportunity for public comment, and that the rule itself is “arbitrary and capricious.”The League “made a very strong showing” that it’ll prevail on the merits of its argument that the ban unconstitutionally restricts its free speech rights, Abelson wrote in the ruling.Separately, the National Council of Jewish Women argued that the ban was a Fifth Amendment violation because it was put in place with discriminatory intent. Highlighting federal officials’ recent critical statements about immigration and the USCIS decision to replace the term “naturalization candidate” with “alien” in its materials, Abelson said that a discriminatory intent was likely a motivating factor for the ban.What happens now?The court case is likely to continue. The Monday ruling was preliminary, and the federal government could appeal. A USCIS spokesperson didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.Read more Votebeat coverage about the ban on voter registration at some naturalization ceremonies here:Some of America’s newest citizens may face an extra barrier to the ballot box Sept. 15, 2025Alexander Shur is a reporter for Votebeat based in Wisconsin. Contact Alexander at ashur@votebeat.org.