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Penélope Cruz rompió a llorar y besó a Javier Bardem entre aplausos, durante los 15,5 minutos de ovación que recibió Búnker en el Festival de Venecia.

Da’awa: Wani a shafinsa na Facebook  ya wallafa wani bidiyo  da ya nuna yadda  ‘yan ta’adda ke yi wa ‘yan Najeriya barazanar cewa gwamnati ba za ta iya ceton su ba sai dai dokar shari’a. Hukunci: Yaudara ce! Sakakamon binciken da DUBAWA ta gudanar ya nuna cewa bidiyon an hada shi ta hanyar amfani da […]

Possiblament aguest ostiu, era Val d’Aran, a presentat era densitat de manifestacions mès grana dera istòria en matèria de lengua occitana. A nivèu de musica auem gaudit d’un concèrt d’Alidé Sans en refugi de Colomèrs, deth tradicionau concèrt de Nadau ena Corsa, dera actuacion de Lou Sariol en Refu, de concèrts de Sarabat e Rambalh, deth concors Aran-vision e actuacions de Mercè Morera o d’Es Paoesses e d’autes coraus; auem escotat a Montcorbisounds damb pèces araneses, a Joan Francesc Tisner en Salardú e a Lo Bal del Lop en Vilac. Continua llegint

Del 31 d’agost al 5 de setembre, se debanèt dins las Valadas una escòla d’estiu internacionala destinada a la lenga e a la cultura nòstras. Batejada Myreio —Myths and Realities of Occitan, çò es Mites e Realitats de l’Occitan, mas amb una allusion transparenta al poèma de Mistral Mirèia—, aquela iniciativa amassèt estudiants, cercaires e personas interessadas per la lenga d’òc a l’entorn d'un programa qu’ofrissiá formacion, recèrca e descobèrta del territòri. Continua llegint

Esta historia fue publicada originalmente por CalMatters. Puede suscribirse a sus boletines informativos aquí. Xavier Becerra afirma que California necesita construir más viviendas reduciendo los tiempos de permisos y facilitando el acceso a fondos para vivienda asequible. Sin embargo, evita decir cuántas casas construiría si llega a la gubernatura. También ha planteado la posibilidad de […]

Sign up for our free monthly newsletter Beyond High School to get the latest news about college and career paths for Colorado’s high school grads. Natalia Antezana fully expected Commerce City residents to embrace the opportunity for short-term, tuition-free workforce education and training at the Community College of Aurora.The city launched the temporary Commerce City Promise program last year using part of a $7.5 million federal pandemic relief grant. Antezana, an Elevate Commerce senior economic vitality specialist, said Commerce City participants shared their enthusiasm about the opportunity with her just as she expected. So far, about 120 students have signed up to learn in healthcare, manufacturing, and information technology. The six total programs offer certificate courses that can take from four weeks to many months to complete.For some, Antezana said the excitement stems from having an opportunity to study and learn new skills that could lead to a better-paying job.Commerce City Promise, which will end this year, offers insight into the potential demand and work required to connect students and certificates to Workforce Pell, a new federal program that will allow eligible students to use Pell grants, which don’t need to be repaid, for certain short-term training programs. Colorado officials will soon help determine which programs qualify.Commerce City Promise started in May 2025, after the city asked residents in 2023 how it should use federal pandemic relief funding. The priorities included mortgage and rental assistance and food access. Officials wanted to try something new with about $500,000 of the budget to help educate residents and boost the city’s economic growth.The city partnered with several organizations to get Commerce City Promise started. The teamwork “put all of the puzzle pieces together,” said Jim DeLung, CCA’s associate vice president of workforce and Commerce City.Rocky Mountain Partnership Cradle to Career, a nonprofit focused on economic and social mobility in the region, helped analyze labor market data. Chamber of commerce officials connected the city and school with business partners. Adams County School District 14 provided Commerce City facilities for classes. The Community College of Aurora offered the courses, and nonprofit Centro de los Trabajadores helped reach out to families.One of DeLung’s biggest takeaways has been the collaboration and partnership required to stand up this type of workforce program.He believes that work will serve as a basis for what’s now being asked for with Workforce Pell.The federal Workforce Pell program took effect in July, with estimates projecting about 187,000 students nationwide will receive funding each year. The awards are expected to average about $2,200 per student and cover programs lasting eight to 15 weeks.To be included, Colorado programs must be accredited, have a documented history in the state, and help graduates earn a higher income. Certificate programs must also have a high completion and job placement rate.DeLung said the early enrollment results and groundwork required to connect residents with Commerce City Promise could help officials create and tailor certificate programs that are eligible for Workforce Pell.It’s unclear how many Community College of Aurora programs will be eligible. Some programs are too short or long to meet federal standards, DeLung said. But their results can help the college understand what works, he said.The Pell programs are expected to undergo regular review and approval.“It’s high stakes, and you don’t want to fall out of compliance,” he said.The Aurora college is also collecting data about whether Commerce City Promise students have found jobs after graduating. The school is building a process to track job placement, a spokeswoman said.Jason Gonzales is a reporter covering higher education and the Colorado legislature. Chalkbeat Colorado partners with Open Campus on higher education coverage. Contact Jason at jgonzales@chalkbeat.org.

WASHINGTON — Fermandarîya Navendî ya Amerîkayê (CENTCOM) êvarîya roja Sêşemê 8ê Îlonê ragihand ku hêzên wan li avên deryayî yên li herêmê 5 keştiyên petrola xav ya Îranê wêran kirin. CENTCOM di platforma Xê de got ku di 8ê Îlonê de, piştî ku hêzên Sopayê Pasdarên Şoreşa Îranê (IRGC) di du rojên borî de du caran bi mûşekên balîstîk êrîşî keştiyeke cengê ya girêdayî hêzên deryayî yên Amerîkî kirin, pênc tankerên petrola xav li Îranê hatin wêrankirin. CENTCOM got jî ku , keştiya şer a...

Da’awa: A 2026 ne a shafin @Shine Borno na Facebook aka wallafa wani hoto dake nuna yadda mahara suka kashe ‘yan sanda ranar 10 ga Agusta 2026 a Rafi Makuku dake jihar Kebbi. Hukunci: Yaudara ce! Rahotani da dama da rundunar ‘yan sandan Najeriya sun tabbatar cewa mahara sun kashe ‘yan sanda 10 amma hotan […]

Da’awa: A 2026 ne a shafin @Shine Borno na Facebook aka wallafa wani hoto dake nuna yadda mahara suka kashe ‘yan sanda ranar 10 ga Agusta 2026 a Rafi Makuku dake jihar Kebbi. Hukunci: Yaudara ce! Rahotani da dama da rundunar ‘yan sandan Najeriya sun tabbatar cewa mahara sun kashe ‘yan sanda 10 amma hotan […]

Paramount insiste ante la jueza en que los estados y el Sindicato de Guionistas depositen 1.880 millones antes del inicio del juicio en marzo de 2027.

(The Center Square) — Democratic New Hampshire Rep. Chris Pappas will face former Sen. John E. Sununu in the November elections to settle an open U.S. Senate race that could help decide the balance of power in Washington. In Tuesday's primary elections, Pappas handily won the Democratic Party's nomination in a crowded four-way race for the seat being vacated by outgoing Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, a three-term Democrat who is retiring. With about 25% of the votes counted, Pappas had 62% of the vote when the Associated Press called the race in his favor shortly after 8 p.m., about an hour after the polls closed. Karishma Manzur, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, had 36% of the vote, while several other Democratic contenders had less than single digits, according to the AP's unofficial tally. Meanwhile, Sununu beat former Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Scott Brown in Tuesday's GOP primary to win the party's nomination, setting the stage for a showdown with Pappas in the general election. Sununu had nearly 70% of the vote to Brown's 25% when the AP called the race about an hour after the polls closed. Sununu, a member of one of New Hampshire's most storied political families, was defeated by Shaheen in 2008. Brown, who represented Massachusetts in the Senate from 2010 until 2013, also lost a challenge to Shaheen in the 2014 Senate race. Sununu's political comeback campaign has also been endorsed by second-term Republican President Donald Trump. He said the Senate race is one of several pivotal to keeping the GOP's majority in the midterms. Flipping the Senate seat, held by Democrats since 2008, is a key goal for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections. The National Republican Senatorial Committee has listed the seat as a toss-up race, saying internal polling suggests that Republicans have a slight edge over Democrats. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report rated the Senate race as "leaning Democrat." Republicans have a 53-45 edge over Democrats in the U.S. Senate, with two independents caucusing with the minority party. "After personally recruiting Sununu to run, Leader John Thune and Senate Republicans have expanded the map and are poised to flip the Granite State," Senate Leadership Fund Executive Director Alex Latcham said in a statement. "From now until November, SLF will spend every day highlighting John E. Sununu's positive vision for New Hampshire while exposing the corruption, self-dealing, and radical record of Washington insider Chris Pappas." New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley criticized Sununu for being Trump's "hand-picked" candidate "because he knows Sununu will be his pro-Trump puppet in the U.S. Senate." "Maybe if Sununu hadn't become so out of touch from cashing in with corporate special interests and making millions, he might've realized that Granite Staters are fed up with Trump's war with Iran, toxic tariffs, and health care cuts that keep driving costs up," Buckley said. "While John Sununu's preoccupied with appeasing Donald Trump, Chris Pappas is focused on doing what's best for New Hampshire." Further down Tuesday's ballot, Shaheen's daughter, Stefany, was still battling for votes in a Democratic primary for the 1st Congressional District to replace Pappas against ex-Marine Maria Sullivan. By 8:30 p.m. Shaheen was ahead with 36% of the vote to Sullivan's 34%, according to the AP, which hadn't yet called the race. In the GOP primary for the 1st Congressional District, Trump-endorsed political newcomer Anthony DiLorenzo, who owns a chain of car dealerships and collision centers, defeated Hollie Noveletsky, an ironworks business owner, and Manchester state Rep. Brian Cole, according to the AP’s tally. National Republicans have also made flipping New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District a top target this year. The National Republican Congressional Committee has pumped money and resources into the race and is expected to ramp up spending after the primary. Meanwhile, Democrats hope to defend the seat they have held since 2017 despite the district’s competitive landscape. In other races, incumbent Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte easily won the party's nomination to run for another two-year term after fending off a challenge Tuesday from two GOP contenders. Ayotte, a former U.S. senator first elected two years ago, will face Democrat Cinde Warmington, an attorney and former executive council member who was unopposed on Tuesday's ballot.

Las peticiones se presentaron a los presidentes del Ejecutivo y del Congreso, en medio de manifestaciones en el Centro Histórico.  Por Simón Antonio Ramón Los 48 Cantones de Totonicapán presididos por Eduardo Tax y la Municipalidad Indígenas de Sololá bajo la conducción del alcalde Miguel Ángel Vicente, se concentraron en el Centro Histórico de la ... Read more The post Los 48 Cantones de Totonicapán y la Municipalidad Indígena de Sololá piden eliminar los impuestos al combustible appeared first on Prensa Comunitaria.

Casey Affleck estrenó Company en el Festival de Venecia y consiguió que Nick Nolte, su protagonista, se emocionara ante una ovación de cuatro minutos.

A disputa para governador em Pernambuco está empatada tecnicamente, com a governadora de Pernambuco, Raquel Lyra (PSD), recebendo 43% das intenções de votos e seu adversário, João Campos, 37%, segundo pesquisa Quaest divulgada nesta terça-feira (8). O empate já havia sido apontado na pesquisa anterior. Ivan Moraes (Psol) e Renan Hallais (Missão) têm 1% cada […] Fonte

Da’awa: Mujallar Hausaland a shafin ta na Facebook a ranar 14 ga watan Agusta ta saka bidiyon da ke nuna yadda ‘yan ta’adda ‘yan Fulani ke barazanar cewa babu mai hana su. Hukunci: Yaudara ce! Bidiyon ba sabo bane sakamakon bincike sun tabbatar cewa bidiyon tsoho ne domin an saka shi a yanar gizo tun […]

Por unanimidade, a Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM) condenou nesta terça-feira (8) o ex-banqueiro Daniel Vorcaro a pagar R$ 20 milhões por uma operação do fundo imobiliário Brazil Realty considerada fraudulenta. O Banco Master foi multado em R$ 12,5 milhões. Ao todo, sete pessoas e nove empresas foram punidas. No total, as multas aplicadas por […] Fonte

Evento gratuito ocorre de 14 a 17 de setembro, em Santa Cruz do Sul, e terá participação do pesquisador Thomas Tufte, referência internacional nos estudos sobre comunicação e mudança social Fonte

Londres eleva el conflicto diplomático con Tel Aviv al anunciar prohibiciones comerciales, sanciones y nuevas restricciones. Israel responde con el cierre del consulado británico en Jerusalén Este y acusa al Gobierno de Burnham de intervenir en sus elecciones.

Investigadores del Instituto Salk ayudaron a descubrir un mecanismo que podría permitir identificar y eliminar las células nerviosas responsables de la esclerosis lateral amiotrófica (ELA), también conocida como enfermedad de Lou Gehrig. El hallazgo podría impulsar nuevos tratamientos no solo para esta enfermedad neurodegenerativa, sino también para ciertos tipos de cáncer y trastornos autoinmunes. El […]

À Kiev, le couvre-feu en vigueur depuis 2022 va être raccourci d'une heure à partir du jeudi 10 septembre 2026. Un assouplissement qui vise à faciliter le quotidien des habitants qui doivent déjà planifier leurs déplacements en fonction des alertes aériennes, en permettant notamment aux transports de fonctionner plus longtemps pour que chacun puisse rentrer chez soi le soir.