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Kelly Cockrell said when her son was killed in a car crash at the age of 24, “I just spiraled.”  Cockrell, 49, said she started using drugs, lived on the streets of Salt Lake City for about five months, and attempted to take her own life before she was hospitalized. But she eventually got help […]

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Kelly Cockrell said when her son was killed in a car crash at the age of 24, “I just spiraled.”  Cockrell, 49, said she started using drugs, lived on the streets of Salt Lake City for about five months, and attempted to take her own life before she was hospitalized. But she eventually got help […]

Milwaukee Public Schools needs to cut $3.5 million in transportation costs to align with the budget. Here’s what it’s considering and how you can have a say in it. The post MPS is overhauling its transportation system. Here’s what you need to know and how you can get involved appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

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Milwaukee Public Schools needs to cut $3.5 million in transportation costs to align with the budget. Here’s what it’s considering and how you can have a say in it. The post MPS is overhauling its transportation system. Here’s what you need to know and how you can get involved appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

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Iowa Capital Dispatch
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Dave Muhlbauer, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, defended the Sand campaign’s cannabis legalization plan and discussed the importance of accessible behavioral health treatment for children Thursday during a campaign visit to the Ember Recovery facility in Cambridge. Ember Recovery, located in Cambridge, is part of YSS, a nonprofit organization in Ames that serves children who […]

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Dave Muhlbauer, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, defended the Sand campaign’s cannabis legalization plan and discussed the importance of accessible behavioral health treatment for children Thursday during a campaign visit to the Ember Recovery facility in Cambridge. Ember Recovery, located in Cambridge, is part of YSS, a nonprofit organization in Ames that serves children who […]

A July 4 weekend power outage affecting 400,000 DTE customers has intensified the political debate over utility accountability, with Senate candidates in Dearborn-area races calling for reforms.

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A July 4 weekend power outage affecting 400,000 DTE customers has intensified the political debate over utility accountability, with Senate candidates in Dearborn-area races calling for reforms.

The state Republican Party likely can’t replace Del. Elliott Pritt on the ballot in Fayette County even if he resigns from his seat following his arrest for seducing a 15-year-old girl.

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The state Republican Party likely can’t replace Del. Elliott Pritt on the ballot in Fayette County even if he resigns from his seat following his arrest for seducing a 15-year-old girl.

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The Bemidji Fire Department responded to the 400 block of Wood Avenue on the report of a possible garage fire.

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The Bemidji Fire Department responded to the 400 block of Wood Avenue on the report of a possible garage fire.

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Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
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Check out lowriders; enjoy a community picnic; get a free backpack and supplies; and more. The post 5 things to know and do the weekend of July 24 appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

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Check out lowriders; enjoy a community picnic; get a free backpack and supplies; and more. The post 5 things to know and do the weekend of July 24 appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

Le président américain a conditionné jeudi 23 juillet l'accord sur un programme nucléaire civil avec Riyad à la normalisation des relations entre l'Arabie saoudite et Israël. Donald Trump a donc posé une condition qui ne figurait pas dans le texte initial.

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Le président américain a conditionné jeudi 23 juillet l'accord sur un programme nucléaire civil avec Riyad à la normalisation des relations entre l'Arabie saoudite et Israël. Donald Trump a donc posé une condition qui ne figurait pas dans le texte initial.

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s charter revision panel approved five ballot proposals Thursday for the November election, including moves to speed up the creation of bike lanes and outdoor dining setups. The other measures would accelerate the city contracting process for nonprofits and small businesses, simplify permitting for construction projects and set a target for the city’s […] The post Mamdani’s Government Efficiency Panel Approves 5 NYC Ballot Proposals appeared first on The City Reporter.

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s charter revision panel approved five ballot proposals Thursday for the November election, including moves to speed up the creation of bike lanes and outdoor dining setups. The other measures would accelerate the city contracting process for nonprofits and small businesses, simplify permitting for construction projects and set a target for the city’s […] The post Mamdani’s Government Efficiency Panel Approves 5 NYC Ballot Proposals appeared first on The City Reporter.

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Glacier National Park officials announced they will begin work next week to plug a leaking oil well in the park’s northern region. The Butte Oil Well, near the head of Kintla Lake, was the first oil well drilled in the state of Montana, predating the establishment of Glacier Park. A 2023 monitoring effort of the well […]

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Glacier National Park officials announced they will begin work next week to plug a leaking oil well in the park’s northern region. The Butte Oil Well, near the head of Kintla Lake, was the first oil well drilled in the state of Montana, predating the establishment of Glacier Park. A 2023 monitoring effort of the well […]

Sawfish, a group of large marine rays, derive their name from a striking appendage: Their long, saw-like snout lined with teeth-like scales. Nature intended these fish to use their snout, also called a rostrum, to send out electric signals that shock unsuspecting prey, slice it like a sword to impale it, and devour the catch. […]

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Sawfish, a group of large marine rays, derive their name from a striking appendage: Their long, saw-like snout lined with teeth-like scales. Nature intended these fish to use their snout, also called a rostrum, to send out electric signals that shock unsuspecting prey, slice it like a sword to impale it, and devour the catch. […]

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Intelectual pernambucano foi grande voz do internacionalismo no Brasil. Liderou a resistência ao fascismo na década de 30. Militante trotskista, auxiliou prisioneiros políticos na ditadura. E defendeu a arte como “exercício experimental da liberdade” The post O marxismo, a arte e o Brasil de Mario Pedrosa appeared first on Outras Palavras.

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Intelectual pernambucano foi grande voz do internacionalismo no Brasil. Liderou a resistência ao fascismo na década de 30. Militante trotskista, auxiliou prisioneiros políticos na ditadura. E defendeu a arte como “exercício experimental da liberdade” The post O marxismo, a arte e o Brasil de Mario Pedrosa appeared first on Outras Palavras.

Merîwan Heme ji Kongresa Amerîkî agahîyên nû li ser Erêkirina budceya Wezareta Cengê ya Amerîkayê radigihîne

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Há pouco mais de quatro anos, em junho de 2022, o assassinato do jornalista britânico Dom Phillips e indigenista brasileiro Bruno Pereira, no Vale do Javari, no Amazonas, escancarou os riscos do exercício da atividade jornalística na Amazônia. Os dois foram mortos em uma emboscada, quando Dom visitava a região para conversar com indígenas e […] O post Observatório da Imprensa discute investigações e busca por justiça para Dom Phillips e Bruno Pereira, mortos há 4 anos apareceu primeiro em Observatório da Imprensa.

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Há pouco mais de quatro anos, em junho de 2022, o assassinato do jornalista britânico Dom Phillips e indigenista brasileiro Bruno Pereira, no Vale do Javari, no Amazonas, escancarou os riscos do exercício da atividade jornalística na Amazônia. Os dois foram mortos em uma emboscada, quando Dom visitava a região para conversar com indígenas e […] O post Observatório da Imprensa discute investigações e busca por justiça para Dom Phillips e Bruno Pereira, mortos há 4 anos apareceu primeiro em Observatório da Imprensa.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Chicago’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the latest education news.Hilario Dominguez, a candidate for Chicago school board president, is facing a formal state complaint from a challenger who claims Dominguez ignored campaign finance rules.State election authorities received a complaint last Friday from Hugo Jacobo against Dominguez’s campaign committee, Friends of Hilario, arguing his latest campaign filings reporting nothing raised or spent “cannot be accurate.” Jacobo is working for Dominguez’s opponent Sendhil Revuluri, whose team shared the complaint with Chalkbeat. Dominguez, who is also the political director of the Chicago Teachers Union, did not directly address the complaint or the allegations but said he’s spending time with “parents, students, and communities.” “Unlike the billionaires who fought against giving Chicagoans a vote like this, they don’t have a lot of money,” he said in a statement. His campaign treasurer Kat Zamorran said in a statement that the “campaign is in compliance and more activity will be in the next report.”Candidates running in the Nov. 3 election were required to file campaign finance reports for the year’s second quarter with the state on July 15. Candidates for school board have raised $1.8 million, $1.2 million of that in the board president’s race alone. Dominguez is one of five candidates for board president and has the CTU’s endorsement.According to state election law, candidates are required to register a political committee with the Board of Elections when it raises or spends $5,000 in a 12-month period, but candidates can create the committee before reaching that threshold. While Dominguez’s committee was registered with the state on June 4, it does not have to report campaign contributions or expenses until either hits $5,000, so it’s possible the campaign hasn’t reached that number yet. Neither Zamorran or Dominguez answered questions about whether they’ve hit the threshold.Matt Dietrich, spokesperson for the Illinois State Board of Elections, noted that contributions aren’t considered “received” by a committee until they’re deposited to the bank. For example, if a fundraiser happened in June, but donations weren’t deposited until after July 1, that money wouldn’t show up on campaign finance filings until the next round of reports are due in the fall. There’s one exception: Contributions of $1,000 or more must be reported within five days of being deposited, Dietrich said. The complaint likely won’t be addressed until the Illinois Board of Elections’ Oct. 20 meeting, according to Dietrich. The board can “prescribe corrective action immediately” or hold a public hearing over the case if it agrees with the complainant. Dominguez could face a financial penalty, but first-time penalties are waived unless a committee commits another violation within two years, Dietrich said. Revuluri said he doesn’t think it’s “reasonable” that Dominguez could have run his campaign so far, including with printed materials and a fundraising event, and not have exceeded $5,000 in expenses. “My concern is less with some kind of punishment, but more restorative action, where the campaign starts telling the truth, where the campaign is being honest about how it’s being financed (and) what they’re doing with that money because voters deserve to have that information,” Revuluri said. The complaint laid out several spending claims, including that Dominguez’s campaign has created campaign materials, such as fliers and banners, and has a campaign website containing a note saying it was “paid for by Friends of Hilario,” which was visible on the website Thursday. The complaint also names people who helped Dominguez collect signatures to get on the ballot, noting that those people are known paid circulators whom other campaigns have also hired and are paid per signature. WBEZ reported that Dominguez had collected about 9,000 signatures.The complaint noted that Dominguez held a fundraiser last month but didn’t report receiving any funds in the latest required campaign finance disclosures. Both CTU’s and Illinois Network of Charter Schools’ PACs are expected to spend big in the campaign but haven’t yet poured money into races. The union’s PAC did report spending money on fending off petition challenges for some candidates. The state will assign Jacobo’s complaint to a hearing officer, who will hold a hearing with both parties, Dietrich said in an email. After that, the hearing officer will make a recommendation, which the board’s general counsel reviews and adds her own recommendation. The board makes the final decision in a closed session. “The burden of proof in these proceedings is on the complainant,” Dietrich wrote. Dietrich noted that the complaints don’t become public unless the board decides they’re justifiable. Reema Amin is a reporter covering Chicago Public Schools. Contact Reema at ramin@chalkbeat.org.

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Sign up for Chalkbeat Chicago’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the latest education news.Hilario Dominguez, a candidate for Chicago school board president, is facing a formal state complaint from a challenger who claims Dominguez ignored campaign finance rules.State election authorities received a complaint last Friday from Hugo Jacobo against Dominguez’s campaign committee, Friends of Hilario, arguing his latest campaign filings reporting nothing raised or spent “cannot be accurate.” Jacobo is working for Dominguez’s opponent Sendhil Revuluri, whose team shared the complaint with Chalkbeat. Dominguez, who is also the political director of the Chicago Teachers Union, did not directly address the complaint or the allegations but said he’s spending time with “parents, students, and communities.” “Unlike the billionaires who fought against giving Chicagoans a vote like this, they don’t have a lot of money,” he said in a statement. His campaign treasurer Kat Zamorran said in a statement that the “campaign is in compliance and more activity will be in the next report.”Candidates running in the Nov. 3 election were required to file campaign finance reports for the year’s second quarter with the state on July 15. Candidates for school board have raised $1.8 million, $1.2 million of that in the board president’s race alone. Dominguez is one of five candidates for board president and has the CTU’s endorsement.According to state election law, candidates are required to register a political committee with the Board of Elections when it raises or spends $5,000 in a 12-month period, but candidates can create the committee before reaching that threshold. While Dominguez’s committee was registered with the state on June 4, it does not have to report campaign contributions or expenses until either hits $5,000, so it’s possible the campaign hasn’t reached that number yet. Neither Zamorran or Dominguez answered questions about whether they’ve hit the threshold.Matt Dietrich, spokesperson for the Illinois State Board of Elections, noted that contributions aren’t considered “received” by a committee until they’re deposited to the bank. For example, if a fundraiser happened in June, but donations weren’t deposited until after July 1, that money wouldn’t show up on campaign finance filings until the next round of reports are due in the fall. There’s one exception: Contributions of $1,000 or more must be reported within five days of being deposited, Dietrich said. The complaint likely won’t be addressed until the Illinois Board of Elections’ Oct. 20 meeting, according to Dietrich. The board can “prescribe corrective action immediately” or hold a public hearing over the case if it agrees with the complainant. Dominguez could face a financial penalty, but first-time penalties are waived unless a committee commits another violation within two years, Dietrich said. Revuluri said he doesn’t think it’s “reasonable” that Dominguez could have run his campaign so far, including with printed materials and a fundraising event, and not have exceeded $5,000 in expenses. “My concern is less with some kind of punishment, but more restorative action, where the campaign starts telling the truth, where the campaign is being honest about how it’s being financed (and) what they’re doing with that money because voters deserve to have that information,” Revuluri said. The complaint laid out several spending claims, including that Dominguez’s campaign has created campaign materials, such as fliers and banners, and has a campaign website containing a note saying it was “paid for by Friends of Hilario,” which was visible on the website Thursday. The complaint also names people who helped Dominguez collect signatures to get on the ballot, noting that those people are known paid circulators whom other campaigns have also hired and are paid per signature. WBEZ reported that Dominguez had collected about 9,000 signatures.The complaint noted that Dominguez held a fundraiser last month but didn’t report receiving any funds in the latest required campaign finance disclosures. Both CTU’s and Illinois Network of Charter Schools’ PACs are expected to spend big in the campaign but haven’t yet poured money into races. The union’s PAC did report spending money on fending off petition challenges for some candidates. The state will assign Jacobo’s complaint to a hearing officer, who will hold a hearing with both parties, Dietrich said in an email. After that, the hearing officer will make a recommendation, which the board’s general counsel reviews and adds her own recommendation. The board makes the final decision in a closed session. “The burden of proof in these proceedings is on the complainant,” Dietrich wrote. Dietrich noted that the complaints don’t become public unless the board decides they’re justifiable. Reema Amin is a reporter covering Chicago Public Schools. Contact Reema at ramin@chalkbeat.org.

دونالد ترامپ رئیس‌جمهوری آمریکا روز پنج‌شنبه اعلام کرد که: «هرگونه خسارتی که به کشتی‌ها، محموله‌ها یا هر چیزی مرتبط با آن‌ها وارد شود» از «محل پول‌های ایران که ایالات متحده در اختیار دارد و کنترل می‌کند، پرداخت خواهد شد.»

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دونالد ترامپ رئیس‌جمهوری آمریکا روز پنج‌شنبه اعلام کرد که: «هرگونه خسارتی که به کشتی‌ها، محموله‌ها یا هر چیزی مرتبط با آن‌ها وارد شود» از «محل پول‌های ایران که ایالات متحده در اختیار دارد و کنترل می‌کند، پرداخت خواهد شد.»

Há uma semana, centenas de famílias do Movimento Nacional de Luta pela Moradia (MNLM) ocupam uma área da União em São Sebastião, Região Administrativa do Distrito Federal, em busca de acesso à moradia digna. O acampamento Leidiane Ribeiro reúne atualmente cerca de 800 famílias em situação de vulnerabilidade. A área pertence à Secretaria do Patrimônio […] Fonte

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Há uma semana, centenas de famílias do Movimento Nacional de Luta pela Moradia (MNLM) ocupam uma área da União em São Sebastião, Região Administrativa do Distrito Federal, em busca de acesso à moradia digna. O acampamento Leidiane Ribeiro reúne atualmente cerca de 800 famílias em situação de vulnerabilidade. A área pertence à Secretaria do Patrimônio […] Fonte

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President Donald Trump speaks  at a roundtable event at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday, July 23, 2026. The event promoted the administration's Ratepayer Protection Pledge that seeks to cap utility prices in communities that have new data centers. (Screenshot from White House livestream)]]>

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President Donald Trump speaks  at a roundtable event at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday, July 23, 2026. The event promoted the administration's Ratepayer Protection Pledge that seeks to cap utility prices in communities that have new data centers. (Screenshot from White House livestream)]]>

La 14ᵉ édition de la Coupe d’Afrique des nations féminine (CAN 2026) démarre ce samedi 25 juillet au Maroc où elle va se dérouler jusqu’au 16 août. Seize pays, dont la Côte d’Ivoire, y prennent part. La dernière participation des Ivoiriennes à la CAN remonte à 2014, soit douze ans. Ce retour des Éléphantes sur la scène continentale coïncide avec un renouveau du football féminin dans leur pays. Sans être tout à fait flamboyant, un engouement naissant apparaît autour du foot féminin dans le pays.

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La 14ᵉ édition de la Coupe d’Afrique des nations féminine (CAN 2026) démarre ce samedi 25 juillet au Maroc où elle va se dérouler jusqu’au 16 août. Seize pays, dont la Côte d’Ivoire, y prennent part. La dernière participation des Ivoiriennes à la CAN remonte à 2014, soit douze ans. Ce retour des Éléphantes sur la scène continentale coïncide avec un renouveau du football féminin dans leur pays. Sans être tout à fait flamboyant, un engouement naissant apparaît autour du foot féminin dans le pays.