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Trong một cuộc trả lời phỏng vấn đài CBS của Mỹ, tổng thống Ukraina Volodymyr Zelensky cho biết đã đề nghị Hoa Kỳ cho phép Ukraina sản xuất theo giấy phép các tên lửa Patriot vì hiện nay, số lượng tên lửa đánh chặn tên lửa đạn đạo được sản xuất ra rất thấp so với nhu cầu đối phó với các cuộc oanh tạc của Nga.

The intersection of Bell Street and 45th Avenue will be a four-way stop for traffic signal work. It will last until Friday. The post In Brief: June 1, 2026 appeared first on Amarillo Tribune.

У многіх рэгіёнах Расеі пачаўся дыфіцыт паліва, пры гэтым вырасьлі аб’ёмы рэалізацыі беларускага бэнзіну ў Расеі.

Submissions to the Patio of Honor open in January each year, and the submission window closes in March to allow time for the bricks to be engraved before the ceremony. The post Asked & Answered: How to add a loved one’s name to the VA’s Patio of Honor appeared first on Amarillo Tribune.

The Birmingham-based healthcare provider that won an emergency contract to provide services in Alabama prisons has faced controversies over its services in other states. NaphCare, which signed a $500 million contract with the Alabama Department of Corrections early last month, was banned from operating in New York earlier this year and has been blamed by […]

America is experiencing a housing crisis that touches nearly every community and forces economically vulnerable citizens to make impossible decisions, Renee M. Willis, president and CEO of the National Low Income Housing Coalition, said on Thursday. “We’re talking about choices between rent or medicine, choices between transportation and rent, choices between child care and rent,” […]

Maryland has received more than $380 million from a nationwide settlement with pharmaceutical companies for the opioid crisis -- and could get total of almost $750 million over the course of 15 years to combat further overdoses and fatalities.

A Detroit-based law firm announced a class action lawsuit against a company operating a data center in Dowagiac, arguing that the noise the facility emits during its 24/7 operations has kept nearby residents from using and enjoying their property, Michigan Advance reported on Wednesday. Yet another Michigan community is weighing a moratorium on data centers, […]

North Dakota U.S. House candidates agree the southern border is more secure under President Donald Trump’s second term, but differ in reaction to two immigration enforcement-related killings in Minneapolis and the types of warrants needed to enter homes. Republican U.S. Rep. Julie Fedorchak said border security was one of the top issues during the 2024 […]

Tennessee’s unemployment rate remains at 3.6%, but for the fifth month in a row, the number of people employed statewide has dropped, newly released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, BLS, shows.  Around 3.42 million Tennesseans were employed in November 2025, and that number has now fallen to 3.38 million as of April. […]

The Colorado General Assembly took the unprecedented step of suspending its work on March 14, 2020, pausing in the middle of its 120-day legislative session amid deepening nationwide disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. When lawmakers reconvened at the Capitol more than two months later, much of the work they had planned for the session […]

North Dakota elected officials are pushing to make rapid progress on the next generation of oil production technology before a change in federal administration, but oil and gas executives say there’s no guarantee of a quick breakthrough. “We have a tremendous opportunity in the next two years, because we have an administration that understands this […]

The University of North Dakota’s Energy and Environmental Research Center has started to bring back employees who were furloughed last month with more reinstatements possible as recently announced federal contracts are finalized.  An agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy announced May 22 will provide $25 million to the EERC over five years. That’s on […]

Canadian businessman and television personality Kevin O’Leary sparked a national debate after saying young people overspend on meals instead of saving and investing.

Arkansas Advocate staff won five first-place awards, including for its series exploring overcrowding in the state prison system, in the 2026 Arkansas Press Women Professional Communications Contest over the weekend. The Advocate’s “Overcrowded” series by Deputy Editor Antoinette Grajeda and reporters Tess Vrbin and Ainsley Platt won first place in the in-depth reporting category. The […]

Under Trump, the U.S. increasingly sends immigrants all over the nation with little warning, leaving families and attorneys unsure where they are.

In early 2026, the Trump administration quietly advanced plans to build more than 100 miles of steel border wall through the remote Big Bend region, a rural area in Far West Texas stretching down to the Rio Grande River. The administration waived dozens of environmental protections to expedite construction through protected areas like Big Bend […] The post Rural Newsrooms at the Frontlines of the Big Bend Wall  appeared first on The Daily Yonder.

Pastor Donovan Price arrived at the scene on Chicago’s West Side around 10 p.m., an hour after the May 7 shooting. Police tape surrounded the block. Damarion Johnson, an 18-year-old high school basketball star, had been shot and killed beside his Uber driver, Jassen Cho.  Price moved through the crowd, offering hugs, prayers, and whatever […]

Created by a 1929 merger of three Midwest manufacturers, Minneapolis-Moline became one of the nation’s largest farm equipment companies and a major Minneapolis employer. The post The rise and fall of Minneapolis-Moline appeared first on MinnPost.

Cities and counties have their own ideas about the Minnesota state flag, the controversy surrounding it and its place in their communities. The post Let’s fly the new Minnesota flag. Or not. Or the old one, too. appeared first on MinnPost.