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"Nathan Cofnas hoort niet thuis aan een universiteit", pleit Max Vancauwenberge, voorzitter van PVDA Oost-Vlaanderen, in dit opiniestuk. Volgens Vancauwenberge toont Cofnas' pleidooi voor ‘rassenrealisme’ dat hier veel meer op het spel staat dan academische vrijheid.

Dois trabalhadores do aeroporto de Frankfurt, na Alemanha, morreram após contrair malária de um mosquito que, segundo as autoridades, teria chegado ao país em um avião, informou nesta quarta-feira (26) a autoridade de saúde da cidade.

Evento acontece em 5 de setembro, no Tendal da Lapa, e aborda a emergência climática com música, oficinas para crianças, DJs e água livre O post Baile na Terra 2026 reúne Cordel do Fogo Encantado e Bloco Água Preta em festival gratuito apareceu primeiro em Mídia NINJA.

13 жніўня дэпутаты Ровенскай гарадзкой рады пасьмяротна надалі званьне «Ганаровы грамадзянін Роўна» 201 абаронцу Ўкраіны. І сярод іх — беларусу Міраславу Лазоўскаму.

Idaho could receive more than $100 million under a settlement in a child social media addiction lawsuit by the tech giant Meta, which runs Facebook and Instagram. The settlement, announced Wednesday, was reached in the midst of a lawsuit trial that 47 states and D.C. are parties to, the Idaho Attorney General’s Office announced. Idaho’s […]

(The Center Square) – Ohio’ will appeal a federal court ruling blocking a state law requiring a person to present proof of citizenship before registering to vote while applying for a state driver’s license. "Under this order, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles would be required to offer a voter registration form to a person who’s applying for a driver’s license, even if that person can't verify that they're a citizen,” Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said in a statement. "We strongly disagree with that decision, and I’ve asked our legal team to file an immediate appeal. I will vigorously defend our legal authority to safeguard our voter rolls and protect the integrity of Ohio’s elections.” In a ruling this week, a federal district judge held that Ohio’s so-called “motor voter” law violates the National Voter Registration Act. “More than three decades ago, federal lawmakers on both sides of the aisle recognized that more eligible citizens would exercise their fundamental right to vote if they had easier ways to register,” Judge Solomon Oliver wrote. “Currently, Ohio’s process for offering voter registration simultaneously with driver’s license applications does not comply with Section 5 of the NVRA.” The Ohio Ballot Board recently approved a vote in November which would amend the state constitution to require voters to present a government issued photo identification. That is already Ohio state law, but not in the state constitution. “If approved, the proposed amendment would require Ohio voters to present a government-issued photo identification in order to vote,” a summary of the amendment states. “To vote in person, voters would be required to present one of the specific types of government-issued photo identification listed. In-person voters who do not possess photo identification because of a sincere religious objection to being photographed would be permitted to provide an alternative verification of their identity, as provided by Ohio law.”

(The Center Square) – More than 10 years after the story first came to light, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel released a report detailing her office’s yearslong criminal investigation into the Flint Water Crisis. “This report is meant to be as thorough and complete an accounting as is possible and legally allowed, and to offer the truth of the events and decisions made by government officials as uncovered by our investigation,” Nessel said. The Flint Water Crisis began in April 2014, when the city switched its drinking water source from the Detroit water system to the Flint River without proper treatment. The contaminated water then sickened many before the city switched back in 2015. Released Tuesday, the report outlines the investigation, the criminal charges prosecutors pursued, and the legal challenges that ultimately brought those prosecutions to an end. Nessel held a news conference to discuss the report, which she described as an opportunity to give Flint residents a full account of the Flint Water Prosecution Team’s investigation. “Absent open court trials of the several defendants indicted by the grand juror, this report is the single best and last available recourse available to us to put the story in the hands of those who deserve to hold it—the victims of the Flint water crisis,” Nessel said in that conference. The investigation into the crisis led to the authorization of a one-person grand jury, which found probable cause that government officials had committed crimes. That jury ultimately indicted nine defendants on 42 criminal charges, including charges ranging from obstruction of justice to misconduct in office. Overall, state investigators obtained millions of digital records during the years-long investigation, according to the report. Yet, the criminal cases were ultimately dismissed after the Michigan Supreme Court's 2022 ruling in People v. Peeler invalidated the use of the one-person grand jury process used to issue the indictments. Nessel criticized the ruling, which she said ended the possibility of criminal trials for the defendants. “To a large extent, justice has evaded the people of Flint,” Nessel said. “They will not have their day in a criminal court of law, and the people's exhibits and evidence will not be admitted and scoured. No defendants will be made to answer for their actions, and no jury of their peers will be seated to ultimately pass judgment on the actions that led to the deaths of many and the poisoning of thousands.” With the criminal prosecutions no longer able to proceed, Nessel described the report as the final avenue for making the investigation public. She added that although the state’s investigation has ended, Flint residents will continue to grapple with the effects of the crisis. “The people of Flint deserved justice, and much more than that, the Flint water crisis endures as an open wound across an entire community,” Nessel said. “My heart continues to break for them, for their loss and suffering, and that they will never be given the chance to confront in a court of law the men and women we allege to have allowed the Flint water crisis to happen.”

تغییر نقشه تجارت عراق در سایه بحران هرمز؛ ترکیه در جایگاە جدید

رسانه‌های کانادایی روز چهارشنبه ۴ شهریور اعلام کردند دولت این کشور یک ایرانی وابسته به حکومت جمهوری اسلامی به نام عباس امیدی را به حمایت مالی از تروریسم متهم و مراحل اخراج او از کانادا را آغاز کرده است.

ბულგარეთის პლაჟებზე უპილოტო საფრენი აპარატების ნამსხვრევები აღმოაჩინეს. ერთ-ერთი დრონი იპოვეს ვარნასთან ახლოს, შავი ზღვის სანაპიროზე. მასში ასაფეთქებელი ნივთიერება არ აღმოჩნდა და სამხედროებმა ის ვარნის სამხედრო-ზღვის ბაზაზე გადაიტანეს, განაცხადა ქვეყნის თავდაცვის სამინისტრომ 26 აგვისტოს. მეორე უპილოტო საფრენი აპარატი აღმოაჩინეს ქალაქ პომორიესთან ახლოს, ზღვაში, და ის ადგილზევე გაანადგურეს. მესამე დრონი აღმოჩნდა ვარნასთან ახლოს, ფაშა-დერეს პლაჟის რაიონში, შავი ზღვის წყლებში. აპარატი ზღვაშივე...

Tras intensos trabajos de despeje por parte de Vialidad en condiciones adversas, este miércoles comenzó la habilitación gradual y controlada de la Ruta 27CH hacia el Paso Internacional Jama, destinada en esta primera etapa al tránsito de camiones en caravana. Este artículo VIDEO | Operativo en frontera de la región de Antofagasta: 100 camiones inician desplazamiento en caravana hacia Argentina fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

Тем временем сенатор-республиканец Джеймс Лэнкфорд заявил, что воздержался от обещаний Зеленскому относительно быстрого принятия законопроекта

Com guitarras densas e riffs urgentes, o disco transita entre delicadeza e explosão O post Big Marias consolida sua identidade em novo álbum: Hungry Heart apareceu primeiro em Mídia NINJA.

A former Iowa State University athlete is suing the National Collegiate Athletic Association over her inability to compete in indoor track during the 2026-27 school year. Jenna James, a 23-year-old 2026 graduate of ISU, says a recent class-action lawsuit related to a change in NCAA rules should result in her ability to compete in the […]

Водночас залишається невирішеним питання міжнародних поїздок: посвідка на проживання не замінює паспорт чи інший проїзний документ

غیبی: با تداوم بحران غذایی و ارزی، مشخص نیست جمهوری اسلامی به سال آینده برسد

A jury Wednesday found an Asheville woman guilty of forging deeds and illegally obtaining two Buncombe County properties that were flipped for a profit of nearly $140,000. The jury deliberated seven hours over three days before convicting Lisa Roberts-Allen on eight of 10 charges: two counts of obtaining property by false pretenses and six counts […] The post Jury convicts Asheville woman in property fraud case appeared first on Asheville Watchdog.

Dois projetos de tecnologia e jornalismo estão compartilhando ferramentas e métodos para mapear onde a mineração está devastando a Amazônia e a bacia do Congo. The post Jornalistas da África e da América do Sul estão mapeando as minas que devoram as florestas do mundo appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center.

(The Center Square) – Democrat David Crowley holds a lead slightly larger than the margin of error over Tom Tiffany in a Marquette Poll of likely voters released Wednesday in the Wisconsin governor’s race. Crowley held 49% while Tiffany held 44% with 7% undecided. Amongst all registered voters, both Crowley and Tiffany held 44% support with 12% undecided. The survey was conducted Aug. 12-20, interviewing 891 Wisconsin registered voters with a margin of error of +/- 4 percentage points. The poll is the first Marquette Poll of the general election after Crowley won the Democrat primary despite never leading or coming close in polling heading into Election Day. The race was highlighted by Crowley dropping out and then reentering with the endorsement of Gov. Tony Evers after Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez dropped out of the race. Former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes also dropped out before Election Day. “Some of the gap between likely and registered voters is due to a slight Democratic advantage in commitment to voting in November, with 84% of Democrats and 82% of Republicans saying they are certain to vote,” the Marquette Poll shared. “Fifty-nine percent of independents say the same.” Slightly more likely voters also said they planned to vote for Democrats than Republicans in state Senate and Assembly races with 48% saying they planned to vote for a Democratic candidate and 45% saying they intend to vote for a Republican. Crowley was viewed favorably by 33% and unfavorably by 29% with 38% saying they have not heard enough about him while Tiffany is seen favorably by 39% and unfavorably by 42% with 18% unable to say.

The conversation about social media and young people has been largely about what to take away. Devices. Screen Time. Push Notifications. Agenda-driven algorithms. It’s time to start talking about what we’re prepared to give them instead, especially as courts begin holding tech companies accountable.  With news of Meta’s $17.1 billion settlement with 47 states and […]