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Este jueves 10 de septiembre comenzará en el Tribunal Oral Federal N°2 de La Plata el juicio oral y público contra Emilio Parodi, exjefe de Personal de la planta de Molinos Río de la Plata en Avellaneda durante la última dictadura cívica, eclesiástica y militar. Está acusado por su participación en los secuestros y desapariciones […]

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Ermenistan Gazagystany we Gyrgyzystany ABŞ-nyň prezidenti Donald Trampyň adyny göterýän uly söwda geçelgesine çekmek üçin tagallalaryny güýçlendirýär. Bişkek yhlasly hereket edip, Astana goldaw bildirse-de, iki tarap hem heniz taslama ygrarly bolmady.

მონაცემები აჩვენებს, რომ 2026 წლის ივლისში თბილისში საცხოვრებელი უძრავი ქონების ბაზარი - გაყიდვების მთლიანი მოცულობა - ივლისში მნიშვნელოვნად, 24%-ით გაიზარდა, ხოლო მშენებლობის ფასები - 3%-ით. რა მონაცემებია ეს?საქართველოს სტატისტიკის ეროვნულმა სამსახურმა 7 სექტემბერს გამოაქვეყნა მშენებლობის ღირებულების ინდექსი. ერთი კვირით ადრე „TBC კაპიტალმა“ გამოაქვეყნა თბილისის საცხოვრებელი უძრავი ქონების ყოველთვიური მიმოხილვა. ორივე წყაროს მონაცემები 2026 წლის ივლისს ეხება. ბაზარი იზრდებაTBC...

United Nations human rights chief Volker Türk on Monday renewed calls for an immediate ceasefire The post Human rights chief Türk renews call for end to Sudan war appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

Финляндия завершила строительство 200-километрового заграждения на границе с Россией, сообщает YLE News.

Thanks to a newly available surgery at the University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Dentistry, one Mississippi man who survived cancer can enjoy some of his favorite foods once again.

Minnesota authors Julie Guth, Jason Willis, Brian Duren, Jan D. Payne, Christine Husom and William Durbin talk about their books and writing.

A young Montana archaeologist has evidence that Clovis people lived in the Greater Yellowstone high country at least 13,000 years ago – a time when the mountains should have been covered in ice. The post ‘It should not exist’: Ancient archaeological mystery revealed high in Beartooth Mountains appeared first on Montana Free Press.

PLUS: Inquiry continues into campaign signatures The post Montana Renewables revises expansion plans appeared first on Montana Free Press.

List: Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. Monday, Sept. 7 2 p.m.: The Village Cafe, coffee with other parents. The Nest, 217 Columbus Road, Athens. Tuesday, Sept. 8 9:30 a.m.: Play Lab, for babies, toddlers and preschoolers to learn through play. The Nest, 217 Columbus Road, Athens. 10 a.m.: Athens Poetry Writers, for adults who want to […] The post Civic and Community Club Meetings for the week of Sept. 7, 2026 appeared first on Athens County Independent.

Send meeting notices to info@athensindependent.com by noon on Fridays for inclusion in Monday’s Bulletin Board. All meetings are in-person only unless otherwise noted.  Monday, Sept. 7 — Labor Day  Federal holiday. Tuesday, Sept. 8 10 a.m.: Athens County Budget Commission, Athens County Courthouse annex, first floor, 15 S. Court St., Athens.  4:30 p.m.: Athens City […] The post Public Meetings for the week of Sept. 7, 2026 appeared first on Athens County Independent.

PLUS: What was the commotion on East Broadway? The post When it comes to the Helena Fire Department, it’s not all about fires appeared first on Montana Free Press.

The widely-reported layoffs could require notice to PURA, even though the agency can't block the changes or order a rate reduction.

(The Center Square) - The following is a list of drug-related deaths as reported by the King County Medical Examiner. The Center Square does not independently verify this information. The full list can be found here. Total number of drug-related deaths since TCS tracking began May 26: 196 AUG. 31 26-02289: Asher Henry Roberts 31 years / Male 08/27/2026 Acute drug intoxication including fentanyl. The injury occurred at a restaurant in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02294: Victor La-Mont Washington 26 years / Male 08/28/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl and methamphetamine. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. SEPT. 1 26-02318: lan Bennett Scarlett 54 years / Male 08/31/2026 Acute drug intoxication including fentanyl. The injury occurred in Federal Way, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. SEPT. 2 26-02322: Jaime K Vides Espinoza 54 years / Male 08/31/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl and methamphetamine. The injury occurred at a Hotel/ Motel in Tukwila, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02324: Robert Hobbs 54 years / Male 08/31/2026 Acute drug intoxication including fentanyl. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02329: Luis A. Iglesias 50 years / Male 09/01/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl, cocaine, methamphetamine and buprenorphine. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02333: Craig Lewis Bush 64 years / Male 08/30/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl and methamphetamine. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. SEPT. 3 26-01909: Joseph Paul Lee 49 years / Male 07/06/2026 Acute fentanyl and methamphetamine intoxication. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-01920: Jordan Keith Rinehart 39 years / Male 07/16/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl and cocaine. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02339: Mark Douglas Bolt 60 years / Male 08/26/2026 Acute drug intoxication including methamphetamine. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02340: Gregory Verne Wolfe 64 years / Male 09/02/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl and methamphetamine. The injury occurred outdoors in Federal Way, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. SEPT. 4 26-02342: James C. Bussanich 67 years / Male 09/02/2026 Anoxic encephalopathy, Acute combined fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine intoxication. The injury occurred in a vehicle in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident.

(The Center Square) – Tariffs cost Georgians an estimated $4,771 per household, according to a report from the National Taxpayers Union Foundation on the effects of presidential and regulatory tariffs. The overall cost to the state is $20 billion, with automobile imports hit the hardest, according to the report. The state has the fourth-highest impact from tariffs, behind California, Texas and Michigan. Tariffs have driven up the cost of almost everything, Bryan Riley, director of the National Taxpayers Union’s Free Trade Initiative, said on a recent edition of The Center Square’s news show “The States.” Some products are affected more than others, Riley said. But costs aren’t driven up uniformly, Riley said. Tariffs impact some goods more than others. “In some cases, it’s a big chunk. For clothing, it's a big chunk. In other cases, it’s kind of like getting nickel-and-dimed. Everything, almost everything, costs a little bit more, and it’s a policy that really hurts those lower income households the most, who are least able to afford the cost of the tariffs,” Riley said. President Donald Trump has backed tariffs since taking office in January 2025, saying the revenue could fund increased military spending and other goals, including a tariff refund check for some Americans, according to previous reports from The Center Square. The president announced on Aug. 24 that 50% tariffs would be imposed on all Canadian cars, trucks, auto parts and steel on Jan. 1. A 50% tariff on Canadian steel is already in effect.

(The Center Square) – Tariffs cost Tennesseans an estimated $3,770 per household, according to a National Taxpayers Union Foundation report on the effects of presidential and regulatory tariffs. The overall cost to the state is $11 billion, with auto parts, according to the report. The state has the tenth-highest impact from tariffs. California, Texas and Michigan are most affected by tariffs, according to the report. Tariffs have driven up the cost of almost everything, Bryan Riley, director of the National Taxpayers Union’s Free Trade Initiative, said on a recent edition of The Center Square’s news show “The States.” Some products are affected more than others, Riley said. But costs aren’t driven up uniformly, Riley said. Tariffs impact some goods more than others. “In some cases, it’s a big chunk. For clothing, it's a big chunk. In other cases, it’s kind of like getting nickel-and-dimed. Everything, almost everything, costs a little bit more, and it’s a policy that really hurts those lower income households the most, who are least able to afford the cost of the tariffs,” Riley said. President Donald Trump has backed tariffs since taking office in January 2025, saying the revenue could fund increased military spending and other goals, including a tariff refund check for some Americans, according to previous reports from The Center Square. The president announced on Aug. 24 that 50% tariffs would be imposed on all Canadian cars, trucks, auto parts and steel on Jan. 1. A 50% tariff on Canadian steel is already in effect.

(The Center Square) – Flock spent $102,000 in Wisconsin lobbying for a bill that included license-plate reader grants on companion bills that failed in 2025, part of more than $1 million spent in states nationwide on lobbying, according to a new report from OpenSecrets. Flock reported spending $36,000 each in the first and second halves of 2025 and the first half of 2026, according to lobbying reports. The bills were sponsored by Sens. Jesse James, R-Thorp and Van Wanggaard, R-Racine, along with a group of 14 Republican representatives. The Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association and League of Wisconsin Municipalities both lobbied for the bills while the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin lobbied against it. Flock cameras are now coming under fire nationwide over privacy concerns with the technology and abuse of its database by law enforcement. Republican governor candidate Tom Tiffany has advocated for pausing allowing the use of state funding for Flock and creating a task force on his first day to establish stronger privacy protections, penalties for misuse, limits on data retention and sharing, and safeguards against Communist China and foreign adversaries. Cities across Wisconsin are looking into changing how law enforcement uses the cameras and what data is available beyond their municipality. The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, meanwhile, is working with a group preparing a Flock camera lawsuit in Waukesha County while highlighting the privacy concerns about the use of the cameras without warrants.

More than 70 works explore the border through sculpture, painting, photography and other media in an exhibition celebrating artists from the Paso del Norte region. The post Border Biennial 2026 invited regional artists to imagine the border appeared first on El Paso Matters.