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TOPEKA, Kansas — The Kansas City Chiefs are moving to Kansas with a deal to use more than a billion dollars in taxpayer funding to help build a domed stadium, entertainment district, new team headquarters and a training facility, Kansas officials announced Monday. The announcement followed a closed-door meeting by legislative leaders who then voted […]

AGs from 50 states alleged that software devices in the automobiles optimized emission controls during tests but reduced them during normal operations.

Gov. Phil Murphy earlier this year made banning cellphones in schools a priority of his final year in office.

The Kentucky Attorney General is demanding the resignation of the board chair overseeing the state’s wildlife management agency, arguing he is ineligible under Kentucky law — a position that could have broader implications for the state’s hunters and anglers.  Attorney Aaron Silletto, head of the Office of Civil and Environmental Law within the AG’s office, […]

En este nuevo capítulo de Conexión Digital, el periodista informático Cristián Chaparro (@cristianchaparro) se mete de lleno en dos tendencias que están marcando el presente de la tecnología: el gaming portátil de alto rendimiento y el uso de inteligencia artificial en la producción audiovisual. ASUS ROG Ally X y Runway El episodio arranca con un … Continua leyendo "Probamos la consola que quiere jubilar al notebook gamer" The post Probamos la consola que quiere jubilar al notebook gamer appeared first on BioBioChile.

WASHINGTON — Since Inauguration Day, more than 1.5 million immigrants have either lost or will lose their temporary legal status, including their work authorizations and deportation protections, due to President Donald Trump’s aggressive revocation of legal immigration. It’s the most rapid loss in legal status for immigrants in recent United States history, experts in immigration […]

Uma mulher, de 38 anos, foi presa suspeita de ter colaborar com os responsáveis pelo roubo de gravuras de Matisse e Portinari da Biblioteca Mario de Andrade, em 7 de dezembro. A mulher, detida na última sexta-feira (19) pela polícia, seria companheira de um dos autores do roubo, Gabriel Pereira Rodrigues de Mello, e há indícios de que ele estava na casa da mulher após o roubo. Foi encontrado celular do homem, mas a mulher nega envolvimento no crime e alega não saber do paradeiro das obras. A mulher tem uma filha com Gabriel Mello.  Outros dois envolvidos já estão presos, um deles, Felipe dos Santos Fernandes Quadra, identificado como um dos criminosos que estiveram na biblioteca, e Luis Carlos Nascimento, apontado pela polícia como membro da facção Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC). As gravuras, pertencentes ao Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM), não foram encontradas até o momento. Segundo a prefeitura, a Interpol já incluiu as obras subtraídas no sistema ID-Art, ferramenta de identificação de obras roubadas mantida pela polícia internacional. Invasão Os criminosos levaram oito gravuras de Matisse e cinco de Portinari. As obras faziam parte da exposição Do Livro ao Museu: MAM São Paulo e Biblioteca Mário de Andrade, realizada em parceria com o Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM).  Eles renderam uma vigilante e também um casal que visitava o local. Era o último dia do evento. Os criminosos pegaram as peças e colocaram em sacolas. Imediatamente, saíram pela porta da frente da biblioteca. Segundo a Secretaria Municipal de Cultura e Economia Criativa, responsável pela biblioteca, as obras possuem valor cultural, histórico e artístico, não sendo passíveis de mensuração exclusivamente econômica. Procurado, o MAM não se manifestou.

WASHINGTON — Since Inauguration Day, more than 1.5 million immigrants have either lost or will lose their temporary legal status, including their work authorizations and deportation protections, due to President Donald Trump’s aggressive revocation of legal immigration. It’s the most rapid loss in legal status for immigrants in recent United States history, experts in immigration […]

De nouveaux affrontements ont éclaté samedi 20 décembre 2025 en périphérie d’Uvira, dans l’est de la République démocratique du Congo. Ils opposeraient de nouveau des éléments de l’AFC/M23 à des combattants Wazalendo, alliés aux autorités de Kinshasa. Ces combats interviennent alors que le groupe armé, soutenu par Kigali, avait annoncé avoir entamé le retrait de ses troupes de la ville, sous la pression des États-Unis. Une annonce qualifiée de « diversion » par les autorités congolaises. Ce lundi 22 décembre, la tension est de nouveau montée d’un cran.

Belasan tahun sudah, melewati empat periode masa pemerintahan, Rancangan Undang-undang Pengakuan dan Perlindungan Masyarakat Adat (RUU Masyarakat Adat) belum juga ketuk palu. Tahun 2025,  meskipun masuk dalam program legislasi nasional (prolegnas) prioritas tetapi berlalu begitu saja tanpa pengesahan alias masih berkutat dalam proses legislasi. Mengapa begitu sulit pengesahan aturan masyarakat adat ini, ada kepentingan oligarki […] The post Mengapa Begitu Sulit Sahkan UU Masyarakat Adat? appeared first on Mongabay.co.id.

Como casi siempre, a lo largo de 2025, hemos vuelto a hablar de capitalismo, como el virus que no terminamos de erradicar y que causa un feroz impacto de clase. La entrada 5 entrevistas imprescindibles para que no te vendan historias felices del capitalismo se publicó primero en lamarea.com.

Clemson University’s soon-to-retire president, Jim Clements, stands out as the only South Carolina public college president to sit on a corporate board. The chief executive of the Upstate college, until recently, sat on the board of two publicly traded companies: a homebuilding firm and a bank. He’s been on the board of Greenville-based United Community […]

A leading Senate Republican filed a lengthy bill Monday to enact Gov. Ron DeSantis’s proposed “Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights.” Sponsored by Sen. Tom Leek, a Republican from Port Orange, SB 482 would ban minors from access artificial intelligence chatbot accounts. The bill also enumerates Florida residents’ powers when it comes to AI including:  The […]

City Councilmember Oscar Gutierrez speaks with Santa Barbara News-Press Editor Josh Molina about rent control, Paseo Nuevo and other issues. The post Santa Barbara Talks podcast: Oscar Gutierrez tired of talk over State Street cars appeared first on Santa Barbara News Press.

Chinese and Gulf capital are driving Central Asia’s renewable energy build-out through distinct but intersecting investment strategies.

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Chinese and Gulf capital are driving Central Asia’s renewable energy build-out through distinct but intersecting investment strategies, write Roman Vakulchuk and Kamila Beishembaeva.

GREENBELT, Md. — U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis will retain an order keeping the wrongly deported El Salvador national Kilmar Abrego Garcia out of federal custody for the rest of the year, the judge said at a Monday hearing. In the first hearing that Abrego Garcia was present for after his release last week, Xinis […]

“I just know what they are doing is wrong,” said longtime tenant Neil Lobato. “People with money pushing around people that didn't have money.”

WASHINGTON — Since Inauguration Day, more than 1.5 million immigrants have either lost or will lose their temporary legal status, including their work authorizations and deportation protections, due to President Donald Trump’s aggressive revocation of legal immigration. It’s the most rapid loss in legal status for immigrants in recent United States history, experts in immigration […]