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Last Updated on February 9, 2026 A First Nation in British Columbia has filed a lawsuit seeking to reclaim lands it says were improperly taken more than a century ago by a federal Indian agent and members of his extended family. The Dzawada’enuxw Nation (formerly Tsawataineuk First Nation) filed the lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court […] Source

Gorostizako auzo elkarteak, Barakaldo Naturala taldeak eta Eguzki talde ekologistak «barakaldarren interesak» defendatzeko eskatu diote Barakaldoko Udalari.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump decided to exclude Democratic governors from a traditional annual meeting at the White House and to disinvite several others from a black-tie dinner, according to the White House, the governors and the National Governors Association. The National Governors Association organizes the bipartisan winter gathering that usually includes a working meeting […]

Aunque invisible al ojo humano, el aliento es un espejo de lo que ocurre a diario en nuestro cuerpo y puede indicar la presencia de enfermedad. La breatómica es la nueva ciencia que lo estudia.

Un estudio recién publicado cuestiona un viejo mantra de la nutrición deportiva: que a más ingesta de carbohidratos, mejor rendimiento.

Asteazkenean jokatuko dute Bilbon Athleticek eta Realak, eta ETB1en zein ETB On plataforman ikusi ahalko da lehia 21:00etan. Donostiako itzulerakoa ere emango du ETBk, martxoaren 4an.

Editor’s note: If you or someone you know needs help, the national suicide and crisis lifeline in the U.S. is available by calling or texting 988. There is also an online chat at 988lifeline.org. Cindy Clemishire was 12 years old on Christmas night in 1982 when a traveling evangelist staying with her family first abused […]

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(The Center Square) - Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill on Friday into law that will move up Arizona’s primary. Alex Kolodin, R-Fountain Hills, introduced House Bill 2022, which changes the election from the first Tuesday in August to the last Tuesday in July. The new primary election date is set for July 21 this year. The change was made to allow more time to process ballots from voters who are in the military. The Arizona House passed it 56-4, and the Senate passed it 27-1. In addition to changing the primary election date, HB 2022 changes the language from “business days” to “calendar days” for the review of provisional ballots. In federal elections, provisional ballots must be reviewed within seven calendar days; in other elections, within five calendar days, the new law states. HB 2022 allows county party chairs to name official party observers at ballot replacement locations. Observers must be Arizona residents registered to vote. The law also allows political parties to place challengers at voting centers, including in-person voting and emergency voting locations. HB 2022 permits petitions listing the old August primary date to remain valid, including paper petitions and electronic signature collection. After the bill passed, Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said his office will “work diligently to ensure candidates and voters alike are made aware of the new timeline this election year.” "I am grateful for the swift work of the legislature in ushering this bill's ultimate passage. It is a solid reminder that bipartisan efforts can still benefit every Arizona voter,” he noted. In the Senate, Sen. Wendy Rogers, R-Flagstaff, introduced SB 1425, the companion bill to HB 2022. The new primary election date is intended to ensure military service members' ballots are mailed in on time. Rogers, who is a U.S. Air Force veteran, told The Center Square by email that “it is vital our right to vote as military serving away from home is protected, even as laws change.” Arizona has moved its primary election date a few times up in the last decade. Rogers said the changes "did not impact turnout in any real way.” She noted the reasons are that Arizonans primarily vote by mail and primaries traditionally have low voter turnout. With Arizona now allowing political party observers to be at voting locations, “transparency is key to ensuring confidence in any government function, especially so with elections," Rogers said. “Voters must be reassured by the system and thus confident in its outcome,” she added. Rogers told The Center Square that her bill and HB 2022 were designed to permit "enough time in the election calendar for all necessary administrative steps of an election to occur.”

Here’s hoping that the Olympic soccer matches in 2028 bring good memories to a new generation of San Diegans as did the equestrian event in 1984.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump decided to exclude Democratic governors from a traditional annual meeting at the White House and to disinvite several others from a black-tie dinner, according to the White House, the governors and the National Governors Association. The National Governors Association organizes the bipartisan winter gathering that usually includes a working meeting […]

Nicolás Maduro The former president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, oversaw the consolidation of a hybrid state in which governance and criminality became deeply entwined, transforming the country into a regional hub for organized crime. The post Nicolás Maduro appeared first on InSight Crime.

Pritzker’s support could be a financial boost to Croke ahead of the March 17 primary.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump decided to exclude Democratic governors from a traditional annual meeting at the White House and to disinvite several others from a black-tie dinner, according to the White House, the governors and the National Governors Association. The National Governors Association organizes the bipartisan winter gathering that usually includes a working meeting […]

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump decided to exclude Democratic governors from a traditional annual meeting at the White House and to disinvite several others from a black-tie dinner, according to the White House, the governors and the National Governors Association. The National Governors Association organizes the bipartisan winter gathering that usually includes a working meeting […]

(The Center Square) - A bipartisan Assembly bill that would contribute funding to WisconsinEye to focus on live video of the Wisconsin Legislature, committees and state government operations is expected to be taken up in front of the full Assembly on Tuesday. The bill does not have an attached Senate companion as of noon Monday. WisconsinEye is a private nonprofit that shutdown Dec. 15, but received $50,000 in funding through the Joint Committee on Legislative Organization to go on the air through February and Assembly Bill 974 would then allow the network to receive grants for the interest earned on a $9.75 million endowment each year, estimated to be between 4-7% interest or between $390,000 and $682,000. “Moving forward, I think it’s important that WisconsinEye works toward the ability to cover every committee hearing, every open meeting of our state government,” Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer, D-Racine, said in testimony on the bill. “But that requires a strong, private fundraising operation to build their long-term viability. I sincerely hope that they’re able to work towards this goal.” WisEye board chair Mark O’Connell testified in from of the Assembly Committee on State Affairs, saying that WisconsinEye raised more than $56,000 through donations on GoFundMe since it went off the air Dec. 15 and that there are seven donors willing to give $25,000 annually and one that will donate $50,000 annually if the legislation passes, which he said would put the network in a “relatively strong position in partnership with the state.” The bill requires that appointees of the Assembly Speaker, Senate Majority Leader, Assembly Minority Leader and Senate Minority Leader that are not members of the Legislature be added to the WisEye board of directors. It states that the focus of coverage must be on official state government meetings and business that free online access be provided to its live broadcasts and digital archives and that WisEye provides an annual financial report to the Legislature and Joint Finance Committee.

Cada vez que un corrector de textos se equivoca puede ser que no se haya encomendado a su patrón… o que dos diablillos estén empeñados en hacer de las suyas.

Евросоюз предложил ввести санкции в отношении портов Кулеви (Грузия) и Каримун (Индонезия) из-за операций с российской нефтью, сообщило 9 февраля агентство Reuters. Об этом говорится в документе, который подготовили Еврокомиссия и Европейская служба внешних связей.

Un livre récent applique l’analyse marxiste à la salarisation de l’agriculture française. Ce serait bienvenu, explique Tanguy Martin, s’il ne s’en réclamait pas aussi pour fustiger l’écologisation des pratiques et des politiques agricoles, et pour se ranger derrière les valeurs des agrimanagers. Marx détourné au service du grand capital… une gageure ! L’article Karl Marx, un spectre qui hante l’agriculture française est apparu en premier sur Terrestres.

Լրատվամիջոցների դեմ պաշտոնյաների դատական հայցերն անցած տարի կտրուկ աճել են, ուղիղ կեսը պետական կառույցներից ու պաշտոնյաներից է: Լրատվամիջոցների աշխատակիցների իրավունքների խախտումները նախորդ տարվա համեմատ 224-ով ավելացել են: Խոսքի ազատության պաշտպանության կոմիտեն է ամփոփել 2025-ին տիրող վիճակը: Ինչի մասին է խոսում այս վիճակագրությունը: «Սա խոսում է այն մասին, որ նպատակը վախեցնել ու ճնշում գործադրելն է, ոչ թե արդարացի պատասխան, պրոֆեսիոնալ գնահատականներ ստանալ ինչ-որ դեպքերում: Պետք է...