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Компания MLU B.V., входящая в группу компаний «Яндекс» и зарегистрированная в Нидерландах, оштрафована на 100 миллионов евро за передачу персональных данных пользователей службы такси Yango в Россию. Об этом сообщили в пресс-службе офиса омбудсмена по защите данных (DPA) Финляндии.

The NAACP has requested an injunction after learning xAI has more than doubled the number of temporary-mobile turbines at its Southaven facility. MDEQ confirmed to Mississippi Today that the number was 46.

Em 13 de agosto de 2024, o senador Ciro Nogueira, presidente do Partido Progressista (PP), apresentou uma emenda à PEC 65/2023 para aumentar o “limite da garantia ordinária do Fundo Garantidor de Crédido (FGC) de R$ 250.000,00 (duzentos e cinquenta mil reais) para R$ 1.000.000,00 (um milhão de reais)”.  A PEC 65 torna o Banco Central totalmente independente da Administração Federal. Foi articulada pelo ex-presidente da instituição, Roberto Campos […] Fonte

Quem tem carro e mora nos bairros centrais das capitais não costuma se preocupar quando lê algo sobre mudanças em uma linha de ônibus qualquer que circula na periferia. A distância, mais social que geográfica, não permite que pessoas de classe média imaginem o quanto uma decisão dessas – sem consulta aos prinicipais interessados – […] O post Rotas alteradas apareceu primeiro em Marco Zero Conteúdo.

America’s 433 national parks, monuments and sites evoke images of scenic mountains, forests, waterfalls and peaceful family vacations. However, during Pres. Donald Trump’s second term, budget cuts, layoffs, fee increases, lawsuits and other conflicts have roiled the National Park Service.   Although the NPS recorded more than 323 million visits in 2025, with 26 parks setting […]

Jogo se inspira nas diversas regiões e biodiversidade de Pernambuco para criar experiência sensorial lúdica Fonte

El alcalde de Independencia, Agustín Iglesias, solicitó a la Contraloría General de la República reevaluar el dictamen que le impide...

El ministro de Obras Públicas, Martín Arrau, visitó la región de Ñuble para recorrer algunas comunas y...

Amid a backlash against public subsidies, Michigan seeks repayment of loan for autonomous testing site. Activists say the nonprofit is doing vital work to keep Michigan competitive.

As pessoas com deficiência não são um grupo à margem da sociedade, mas sim centrais para ela — e as injustiças que enfrentam revelam as falhas de um mundo que trata a dignidade humana como subordinada ao lucro. Queridas amigas e amigos, Saudações do Instituto Tricontinental de Pesquisa Social. Há algumas semanas, enquanto eu estava em Bandung, na […] Fonte

U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren argued Monday in Iowa that Democrats would be able to reverse some of the Medicaid funding cuts made by Republicans in 2025 if Democrats are able to win a majority in the U.S. Senate. Warren held a healthcare roundtable in Des Moines with Iowa Sen. Zach Wahls, running to become the […]

(The Center Square) – Hundreds of law enforcement officers from across the country gathered in Chicago to honor a fallen police officer as renewed criticism grows over Illinois’ no-cash-bail policies and the release of repeat violent offenders following the officer’s death. Officer John Bartholomew, 38, was killed April 25 after authorities say 26-year-old Alphanso Talley — a repeat offender who was on electronic monitoring after prosecutors sought to keep him detained — opened fire inside Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital while fleeing police. Another Chicago police officer was critically wounded during the shooting. Illinois State Rep. Patrick Sheehan blamed a combination of no-cash-bail policies, judicial decisions and what he called a “broken” SAFE-T Act for allowing violent offenders back onto the streets. “This offender had plenty of chances and was given sweetheart deal after sweetheart deal,” Sheehan said. “Now Officer Bartholomew is dead, and another Chicago police officer is fighting for his life.” Sheehan also questioned whether judges who release violent offenders should face greater public accountability when those offenders commit additional crimes. “I think there maybe needs to be a reexamination of the type of immunity that judges have,” he said. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has faced criticism from Republican lawmakers and law enforcement advocates following remarks in which he referred to law enforcement as a “sickness that needs to be eradicated,” comments they argue reflect a broader anti-police sentiment in city leadership. Sheehan pointed to those remarks, along with Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s past criticisms of police, as evidence of what he described as damaging rhetoric toward law enforcement during a period of rising concern over violent crime and repeat offenders. Sheehan said the massive turnout reflected the deep connection officers share across departments and state lines. “We are a big blue family,” Sheehan said. “I’ve been a law enforcement officer for nearly two decades, and my heart certainly hurts.” The Republican lawmaker criticized Illinois’ use of electronic monitoring, calling the system “broken” and arguing that violent offenders should remain behind bars instead of being released with ankle monitors. “We are a society that demands law and order,” Sheehan said, adding that Illinois residents “deserve to be safe and not have to worry about repeat offenders shattering their lives.” Throughout the funeral service, speakers remembered Bartholomew as a compassionate officer, husband and father of three who made those around him feel valued. Chicago Police leaders described policing as “his calling,” while fellow officers lined streets and overpasses to salute the fallen officer one final time.

Victor Wembanyama’s ejection tilted the game in the Wolves favor, but Minnesota’s 114-109 victory wasn’t secured until the final minute. The post An angry elbow, the return of SuperAnt, and Finch’s secret weapon lineup: How the Wolves tied the series with the Spurs in Game Four appeared first on MinnPost.

The FBI has opened an investigation into Wisconsin’s 2020 presidential election, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported.  President Donald Trump has frequently singled out Wisconsin’s election administration since he began attacking the 2020 election results following his loss to Joe Biden. In the years since, Wisconsin has become a hotbed of election conspiracy theories as well as […]

Since the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a late April decision weakening the Voting Rights Act, several Republican-led states have been rushing to redraw congressional maps ahead of the midterm elections. Tennessee lawmakers pushed through a map so bold last week, it could deliver a 9-0 Republican advantage to the state’s congressional delegation. The winner-takes-all approach […]

The Alaska Beacon launched four years ago today, with a mission to connect Alaskans to their state government.  Since then, we have covered four legislative sessions from the Alaska State Capitol in Juneau. We have written 5,670 articles. And our reporting has won 44 awards — including the Society of Professional Journalists’ General Excellence award, […]

Data center developers are proposing massive projects that could double NorthWestern Energy’s electricity demand. One expert on electricity law and public-utility regulation weighs in on how utility regulators can protect the public from ballooning power bills amid an “arms race” to facilitate data-center development. The post What happens to utility bills when data centers come to town? appeared first on Montana Free Press.

New research reinforces scientific evidence that climate extremes can raise the risk of armed conflict, especially when drought conditions pass critical thresholds in vulnerable regions, including parts of Africa and Southeast Asia.  The study, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, analyzed detailed climate and armed-conflict data from 1950 to 2023. […]

Esta mañana en el Salón de los Presidentes en la sede del Congreso Nacional en Santiago, la Red de Centros...

A Assembleia Legislativa do Rio Grande do Sul instalou nesta segunda-feira (11) a Comissão Especial de Fiscalização da Aegea/Corsan, que terá a missão de investigar denúncias relacionadas à prestação dos serviços de abastecimento de água e saneamento básico em municípios gaúchos. O colegiado será presidido pela deputada estadual Stela Farias (PT) e terá duração de […] Fonte