The memorial came to symbolize the corruption that forced a sitting Orange County supervisor from office — and sent him to prison for five years.

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OMAHA — To help respond to a Nebraska rural nurse shortage, the University of Nebraska Medical Center plans to award 30 full scholarships with federal funding it secured for its new Rural Nebraska Nursing Fellowship. The awards will cover tuition, fees and books for a two-year Bachelor of Science degree in nursing at UNMC’s Scottsbluff, Kearney […]

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OMAHA — To help respond to a Nebraska rural nurse shortage, the University of Nebraska Medical Center plans to award 30 full scholarships with federal funding it secured for its new Rural Nebraska Nursing Fellowship. The awards will cover tuition, fees and books for a two-year Bachelor of Science degree in nursing at UNMC’s Scottsbluff, Kearney […]

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Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to get essential news about NYC’s public schools delivered to your inbox.What do New York City public school students think about the education they are receiving? What’s on their minds as they plan their futures?No one has their finger on the pulse more than P.S. Weekly’s student journalists.A co-production of The Bell and Chalkbeat, the P.S. Weekly podcast is back for Season 3 to examine pressing issues in city schools through the perspectives of students who experience them firsthand. Since January, P.S. Weekly’s eight student reporters have been developing stories for Season 3, with episodes slated for release later this spring. Chalkbeat’s seasoned education reporters have teamed up with The Bell’s Senior Producer Maria Robins-Somerville and Technical Director Jake Lummus to guide the students through the reporting and production processes.“I’m so excited to be on board as the senior producer of P.S. Weekly’s third season,” Robins-Somerville said. “Getting to combine my passions for audio journalism, youth-centered stories, and the NYC public school system that raised me is a dream, and I can’t wait for you to hear this season.” The program equips students with journalism skills at a critical moment: In a recent News Literacy Project survey, fewer than 2 in 10 teens correctly distinguished different types of information, such as news, advertisements, opinions, and entertainment. Through P.S. Weekly, students are not only building their own media literacy skills, they are helping deliver relevant, reliable news to their peers as well.“I’m excited to grow as a storyteller and reporter alongside my fellow passionate teens,” said Noa Salas Adam, a junior from Stuyvesant High School. “I’m really looking forward to producing my own story from idea to finished product with the support of The Bell and the Chalkbeat team.” A former participant of The Bell’s Miseducation internship, Noa is joined by other returning students from the Summer Youth Podcast Academy and last year’s P.S. Weekly cohort. Two of The Bell’s alumni, Katelyn Melville and Zana Halili, have also returned as assistant producers. They’ll support all aspects of production, including scripting, recording, audio engineering, and marketing, serving as near-peer mentors while continuing to strengthen their own storytelling and audio skills. In addition to producing episodes, P.S. Weekly student reporters will gain deeper insight into the journalism profession through visits to local newsrooms, reporter Q&As, and field-reporting opportunities. Every student will also be paired with a professional audio producer this spring for mentorship and one-on-one help with their episodes.Learn more about the P.S. Weekly team below. High School Student ReportersRoberto Bailey is a senior at Hunter College High School in Manhattan and will be attending the University of Pennsylvania in the fall. He serves as the editor-in-chief of his school’s newspaper and has previously worked with publications including City Limits and the Berkeley Scientific Journal. Outside of journalism, Roberto is passionate about psychology, neuroscience, and trying new cafés.Jeremiah Dickerson is a senior at Williamsburg Charter High School in Brooklyn, a member of his school’s National Honors Society, and president of his school’s student council. Jeremiah loves to play games and make video edits outside of his busy school life, with Marvel Rivals and Minecraft being his favorite games currently!Zoë George is a senior at Bard High School Early College Manhattan. She is the president of her school’s art club and an active member of the school admissions team. When Zoe isn’t busy studying, she loves to read, crochet, and bake.Rayleen Laloi is a junior at the Brooklyn Institute for liberal arts. She is currently participating in a program at the Brooklyn Navy Yard called STEAM and is working in video production. When Rayleen isn’t scrolling on TikTok she loves to read, listen to music, or watch anime.Jasper Mallorca is a senior at the High School of Art and Design, concentrating in cartooning. He was a multiple-year member of the Lab Museum High School cross country team, and is also a musician. Jasper can be found writing songs or playing NBA2k when he isn’t pursuing his academics.Ermione Aleah Raymond is a senior at the Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice in Downtown Brooklyn. She is an active member of her school’s Black Student Union and senior committee, as well as an advisory council chair member and president of the student council. Outside of school she is an active member of YA-YA Network (a youth activist coalition), a Posse Scholar, and a tutor. When she isn’t studying, she loves to explore the city with friends and read books. Noa Salas Adam is a junior at Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan. She is the editor-in-chief of her school’s newspaper, The Spectator; the vice president of Girl Up, her school’s gender empowerment club; and an active member of her school’s honors society. In her free time, Noa loves to do modern dance, read, write, and explore the city with her friends.Mateo Tang O’Reilly is a junior at Central Park East High School. He is part of his school’s debate team and writes and edits for his school newspaper. In his free time, Mateo thrifts and tries out food spots across the city. Assistant ProducersZana Halili is a junior at NYU, where she is designing her own interdisciplinary course of study in film and journalism. Her work with The Bell began in high school through the Summer Youth Podcast Academy. She is passionate about creating, analyzing, and critiquing media in all forms. Outside of school, she can usually be found updating her Letterboxd profile or writing plays.Katelyn Melville is a freshman at the City College of New York majoring in civil engineering with a journalism minor. She enjoys civic engagement, advocacy, and creative writing. Empathy is at the core of her heart, motivating her to bring more ethics to the STEM field through storytelling and active listening.Senior ProducerMaria Robins-Somerville is an audio producer and proud alum of the NYC public school system. She got her start screening calls on The Brian Lehrer Show at WNYC. She’s produced both narrative and chat-style podcasts for Apple, Netflix, HBO, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, among others. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY and a bachelor’s degree in English and psychology from the University of Michigan. She loves research, Prospect Park, and stories that center young people. Technical DirectorJake Lummus is a 14-year New York City studio veteran with a bachelor’s degree in Sound Recording Technology, two Grammy nominations, and lots of post production under his belt. An alumni of Conde Nast’s podcast production umbrella, he’s overseen production on shows including Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, Wired, Bon Appetit, WNYC’s Radio Hour, and more. He’s brand new to The Bell’s team, and is looking forward to expanding the capabilities of the students’ stories!Executive EditorsTaylor McGraw, executive director, The Bell Amy Zimmer, New York bureau chief, Chalkbeat Additional Team MembersSabrina DuQuesnay, manager of student & alumni experience, The BellMichael Elsen-Rooney, reporter, ChalkbeatMira Gordon, senior manager of NYC programs, The BellAbigail Kramer, reporter, ChalkbeatAlex Zimmerman, reporter, ChalkbeatP.S. Weekly is a collaboration between The Bell and Chalkbeat, made possible by generous support from The Pinkerton Foundation.

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Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to get essential news about NYC’s public schools delivered to your inbox.What do New York City public school students think about the education they are receiving? What’s on their minds as they plan their futures?No one has their finger on the pulse more than P.S. Weekly’s student journalists.A co-production of The Bell and Chalkbeat, the P.S. Weekly podcast is back for Season 3 to examine pressing issues in city schools through the perspectives of students who experience them firsthand. Since January, P.S. Weekly’s eight student reporters have been developing stories for Season 3, with episodes slated for release later this spring. Chalkbeat’s seasoned education reporters have teamed up with The Bell’s Senior Producer Maria Robins-Somerville and Technical Director Jake Lummus to guide the students through the reporting and production processes.“I’m so excited to be on board as the senior producer of P.S. Weekly’s third season,” Robins-Somerville said. “Getting to combine my passions for audio journalism, youth-centered stories, and the NYC public school system that raised me is a dream, and I can’t wait for you to hear this season.” The program equips students with journalism skills at a critical moment: In a recent News Literacy Project survey, fewer than 2 in 10 teens correctly distinguished different types of information, such as news, advertisements, opinions, and entertainment. Through P.S. Weekly, students are not only building their own media literacy skills, they are helping deliver relevant, reliable news to their peers as well.“I’m excited to grow as a storyteller and reporter alongside my fellow passionate teens,” said Noa Salas Adam, a junior from Stuyvesant High School. “I’m really looking forward to producing my own story from idea to finished product with the support of The Bell and the Chalkbeat team.” A former participant of The Bell’s Miseducation internship, Noa is joined by other returning students from the Summer Youth Podcast Academy and last year’s P.S. Weekly cohort. Two of The Bell’s alumni, Katelyn Melville and Zana Halili, have also returned as assistant producers. They’ll support all aspects of production, including scripting, recording, audio engineering, and marketing, serving as near-peer mentors while continuing to strengthen their own storytelling and audio skills. In addition to producing episodes, P.S. Weekly student reporters will gain deeper insight into the journalism profession through visits to local newsrooms, reporter Q&As, and field-reporting opportunities. Every student will also be paired with a professional audio producer this spring for mentorship and one-on-one help with their episodes.Learn more about the P.S. Weekly team below. High School Student ReportersRoberto Bailey is a senior at Hunter College High School in Manhattan and will be attending the University of Pennsylvania in the fall. He serves as the editor-in-chief of his school’s newspaper and has previously worked with publications including City Limits and the Berkeley Scientific Journal. Outside of journalism, Roberto is passionate about psychology, neuroscience, and trying new cafés.Jeremiah Dickerson is a senior at Williamsburg Charter High School in Brooklyn, a member of his school’s National Honors Society, and president of his school’s student council. Jeremiah loves to play games and make video edits outside of his busy school life, with Marvel Rivals and Minecraft being his favorite games currently!Zoë George is a senior at Bard High School Early College Manhattan. She is the president of her school’s art club and an active member of the school admissions team. When Zoe isn’t busy studying, she loves to read, crochet, and bake.Rayleen Laloi is a junior at the Brooklyn Institute for liberal arts. She is currently participating in a program at the Brooklyn Navy Yard called STEAM and is working in video production. When Rayleen isn’t scrolling on TikTok she loves to read, listen to music, or watch anime.Jasper Mallorca is a senior at the High School of Art and Design, concentrating in cartooning. He was a multiple-year member of the Lab Museum High School cross country team, and is also a musician. Jasper can be found writing songs or playing NBA2k when he isn’t pursuing his academics.Ermione Aleah Raymond is a senior at the Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice in Downtown Brooklyn. She is an active member of her school’s Black Student Union and senior committee, as well as an advisory council chair member and president of the student council. Outside of school she is an active member of YA-YA Network (a youth activist coalition), a Posse Scholar, and a tutor. When she isn’t studying, she loves to explore the city with friends and read books. Noa Salas Adam is a junior at Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan. She is the editor-in-chief of her school’s newspaper, The Spectator; the vice president of Girl Up, her school’s gender empowerment club; and an active member of her school’s honors society. In her free time, Noa loves to do modern dance, read, write, and explore the city with her friends.Mateo Tang O’Reilly is a junior at Central Park East High School. He is part of his school’s debate team and writes and edits for his school newspaper. In his free time, Mateo thrifts and tries out food spots across the city. Assistant ProducersZana Halili is a junior at NYU, where she is designing her own interdisciplinary course of study in film and journalism. Her work with The Bell began in high school through the Summer Youth Podcast Academy. She is passionate about creating, analyzing, and critiquing media in all forms. Outside of school, she can usually be found updating her Letterboxd profile or writing plays.Katelyn Melville is a freshman at the City College of New York majoring in civil engineering with a journalism minor. She enjoys civic engagement, advocacy, and creative writing. Empathy is at the core of her heart, motivating her to bring more ethics to the STEM field through storytelling and active listening.Senior ProducerMaria Robins-Somerville is an audio producer and proud alum of the NYC public school system. She got her start screening calls on The Brian Lehrer Show at WNYC. She’s produced both narrative and chat-style podcasts for Apple, Netflix, HBO, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, among others. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY and a bachelor’s degree in English and psychology from the University of Michigan. She loves research, Prospect Park, and stories that center young people. Technical DirectorJake Lummus is a 14-year New York City studio veteran with a bachelor’s degree in Sound Recording Technology, two Grammy nominations, and lots of post production under his belt. An alumni of Conde Nast’s podcast production umbrella, he’s overseen production on shows including Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, Wired, Bon Appetit, WNYC’s Radio Hour, and more. He’s brand new to The Bell’s team, and is looking forward to expanding the capabilities of the students’ stories!Executive EditorsTaylor McGraw, executive director, The Bell Amy Zimmer, New York bureau chief, Chalkbeat Additional Team MembersSabrina DuQuesnay, manager of student & alumni experience, The BellMichael Elsen-Rooney, reporter, ChalkbeatMira Gordon, senior manager of NYC programs, The BellAbigail Kramer, reporter, ChalkbeatAlex Zimmerman, reporter, ChalkbeatP.S. Weekly is a collaboration between The Bell and Chalkbeat, made possible by generous support from The Pinkerton Foundation.

Violonista Alexandra Tirsu a debutat pe prestigioasa scenă Cadogan Hall din Londra, interpretând concertul de vioară numărul 1 de Serghei Prokofiev. Originară din Republica Moldova, cu studii muzicale în Austria și Eleveția, câștigătoare a numeroase concursuri muzicale, Alexandra Tirsu este la fel de confortabilă atât cu muzică clasică, dar și cu muzica modernă, inclusiv cea de film.

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Violonista Alexandra Tirsu a debutat pe prestigioasa scenă Cadogan Hall din Londra, interpretând concertul de vioară numărul 1 de Serghei Prokofiev. Originară din Republica Moldova, cu studii muzicale în Austria și Eleveția, câștigătoare a numeroase concursuri muzicale, Alexandra Tirsu este la fel de confortabilă atât cu muzică clasică, dar și cu muzica modernă, inclusiv cea de film.

PIERRE — Students who are aggressive or violent in the classroom could be sent to an alternative setting if Gov. Larry Rhoden signs two bills passed this week by South Dakota lawmakers. Violence and verbal abuse toward teachers from students is rising, according to South Dakota Secretary of Education Joe Graves. He cited data from […]

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PIERRE — Students who are aggressive or violent in the classroom could be sent to an alternative setting if Gov. Larry Rhoden signs two bills passed this week by South Dakota lawmakers. Violence and verbal abuse toward teachers from students is rising, according to South Dakota Secretary of Education Joe Graves. He cited data from […]

LINCOLN — Nebraska’s tourism agency has announced this season’s 70 featured sight-seeing destinations in the popular Visit Nebraska “Passport” program. The program guides Nebraskans and out-of-state visitors to “hidden gems” across the state, while supporting tourism destinations and local businesses. Jenn Gjerde, executive director of Visit Nebraska, another name for the state tourism commission, calls Passport […]

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LINCOLN — Nebraska’s tourism agency has announced this season’s 70 featured sight-seeing destinations in the popular Visit Nebraska “Passport” program. The program guides Nebraskans and out-of-state visitors to “hidden gems” across the state, while supporting tourism destinations and local businesses. Jenn Gjerde, executive director of Visit Nebraska, another name for the state tourism commission, calls Passport […]

A House bill filed this week by a Republican lawmaker would require Kentucky public schools to allow outside moral instruction groups to give religious instruction to students during class time.  House Bill 829, sponsored by Rep. Shane Baker, of Somerset, would make changes to a law passed by the GOP-controlled General Assembly last year that […]

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A House bill filed this week by a Republican lawmaker would require Kentucky public schools to allow outside moral instruction groups to give religious instruction to students during class time.  House Bill 829, sponsored by Rep. Shane Baker, of Somerset, would make changes to a law passed by the GOP-controlled General Assembly last year that […]

ئەنجومەنی سیناتی ئەمەریکا ڕۆژی چوارشەممە پڕۆژە یاسایەکی ڕەتکردەوە کە دەبوو بەڕێوبەرایەتی ترامپ داوای مۆڵەتی کۆنگرێس بکات بۆ بەردەوامبوون لە شەڕەکەی لەگەڵ ئێران. پڕۆژە یاساکە لەلایەن سیناتۆری دیموکراتەکان تیم کاین لە ویلایەتی ڤێرجینیا پێشکەشکرا و بە دەنگی 53 بەرامبەر 47 شکستی هێنا. جۆن فیتەرمان، سیناتۆری دیموکراتی ویلایەتی پێنسیلڤانیا تاکە دیموکرات بوو کە دژی ئەو پڕۆژە یاسایە وەستایەوە. هەروەها سیناتۆری ویلایەتی کێنتاکیی ڕاند پاوڵ تاکە کۆماری بوو کە پشتگیری لەم پڕۆژە یاسایە کرد. ئەگەر...

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ئەنجومەنی سیناتی ئەمەریکا ڕۆژی چوارشەممە پڕۆژە یاسایەکی ڕەتکردەوە کە دەبوو بەڕێوبەرایەتی ترامپ داوای مۆڵەتی کۆنگرێس بکات بۆ بەردەوامبوون لە شەڕەکەی لەگەڵ ئێران. پڕۆژە یاساکە لەلایەن سیناتۆری دیموکراتەکان تیم کاین لە ویلایەتی ڤێرجینیا پێشکەشکرا و بە دەنگی 53 بەرامبەر 47 شکستی هێنا. جۆن فیتەرمان، سیناتۆری دیموکراتی ویلایەتی پێنسیلڤانیا تاکە دیموکرات بوو کە دژی ئەو پڕۆژە یاسایە وەستایەوە. هەروەها سیناتۆری ویلایەتی کێنتاکیی ڕاند پاوڵ تاکە کۆماری بوو کە پشتگیری لەم پڕۆژە یاسایە کرد. ئەگەر...

For more than seven decades, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence concealed the sexual abuse of hundreds of children by over six dozen clergy members, according to a long-awaited report released Wednesday by Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha.  A total of 72 deacons and priests faced credible accusations of abuse dating as far back […]

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For more than seven decades, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence concealed the sexual abuse of hundreds of children by over six dozen clergy members, according to a long-awaited report released Wednesday by Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha.  A total of 72 deacons and priests faced credible accusations of abuse dating as far back […]

"ტაქტიკები, რომლებსაც თითოეული დიქტატორი იყენებს, სულ უფრო ემსგავსება ერთმანეთს, ისინი სულ უფრო რთულდება და შემაშფოთებლად ხელშეწყობილია ტექნოლოგიითა და ინოვაციით. ეს სახელმძღვანელო სრული მასშტაბით არის წარმოდგენილი საქართველოს რესპუბლიკაში", - განაცხადა რესპუბლიკელმა კონგრესმენა ჯო უილსონმა 4 მარტს ჰელსინკის კომისიაში გამართულ მოსმენაზე - "რეაგირება ევროპაში ჩინეთის ინფილტრაციასა და იძულებაზე". ჯო უილსონმა ევროპის ქვეყნებს ჩინეთის საფრთხესთან მიმართებით სიფხიზლისა და პრინციპულობისკენ...

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"ტაქტიკები, რომლებსაც თითოეული დიქტატორი იყენებს, სულ უფრო ემსგავსება ერთმანეთს, ისინი სულ უფრო რთულდება და შემაშფოთებლად ხელშეწყობილია ტექნოლოგიითა და ინოვაციით. ეს სახელმძღვანელო სრული მასშტაბით არის წარმოდგენილი საქართველოს რესპუბლიკაში", - განაცხადა რესპუბლიკელმა კონგრესმენა ჯო უილსონმა 4 მარტს ჰელსინკის კომისიაში გამართულ მოსმენაზე - "რეაგირება ევროპაში ჩინეთის ინფილტრაციასა და იძულებაზე". ჯო უილსონმა ევროპის ქვეყნებს ჩინეთის საფრთხესთან მიმართებით სიფხიზლისა და პრინციპულობისკენ...

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the release of draft recommendations aimed at strengthening the County’s services, policies, practices, and organizational structure. The post Post From Community: Milwaukee County invites community input on newly released draft recommendations for future state project appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

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La relation du Saint Siège aux pontes de l’IA est ambivalente. Depuis dix ans, l’organisation de “hackathons romains” et de réunions discrètes indique que le le Vatican a bien ouvert ses portes aux magnats de la tech. L’article Qui sont les spin doctors de la tech qui influencent le pape sur l’IA ? est apparu en premier sur Synth.

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La relation du Saint Siège aux pontes de l’IA est ambivalente. Depuis dix ans, l’organisation de “hackathons romains” et de réunions discrètes indique que le le Vatican a bien ouvert ses portes aux magnats de la tech. L’article Qui sont les spin doctors de la tech qui influencent le pape sur l’IA ? est apparu en premier sur Synth.

Un jour après l’attaque du site de Lusinga dans le parc national de l’Upemba, au nord du Katanga en RDC, attribuée à des miliciens Maï-Maï, la situation est revenue calme mercredi 4 mars. L’armée a pris le contrôle de ce site qui abrite tous les services du parc et quelques agents sont de retour. Selon l'Institut congolais pour la conservation de la nature, cinq agents du parc ont été tués et plusieurs biens ont été emportés par des assaillants. Le parc national de l’Upemba regorge d'une faune sauvage riche, dont des zèbres sauvages, des derniers buffles du Katanga et des éléphants.

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Un jour après l’attaque du site de Lusinga dans le parc national de l’Upemba, au nord du Katanga en RDC, attribuée à des miliciens Maï-Maï, la situation est revenue calme mercredi 4 mars. L’armée a pris le contrôle de ce site qui abrite tous les services du parc et quelques agents sont de retour. Selon l'Institut congolais pour la conservation de la nature, cinq agents du parc ont été tués et plusieurs biens ont été emportés par des assaillants. Le parc national de l’Upemba regorge d'une faune sauvage riche, dont des zèbres sauvages, des derniers buffles du Katanga et des éléphants.

سەرۆک دۆناڵد ترامپ ڕۆژی چوارشەممە ڕایگەیاند ئەمەریکا و ئیسرائیل لەم شەڕەدا لەگەڵ ئێران لە پێگەیەکی بەهێزدان و هەرکەسێک ببێتە بژاردەی ڕێبەرایەتی کۆماری ئیسلامی، دەکوژرێت. ترامپ لەکاتی کۆبوونەوە لەگەڵ کۆمەڵێک لە کارگێڕانی تەکنەلۆژیا لە کۆشکی سپی وتی، "ئێمە لە ئێستادا لە پێگەیەکی زۆر بەهێزداین، سەرکردایەتییەکەی ئەوان (ئێران) بە خێرایی لەناو دەچێت. هەرکەسێک بیەوێت ببێتە ڕێبەر، لە کۆتاییدا دەکوژرێت". سەرۆک ترامپ وتیشی، "مووشەکەکانیان زۆر بە خێرایی لەناو دەچن و مووشەک هەڵگرەکانیان یەک بە یەک...

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سەرۆک دۆناڵد ترامپ ڕۆژی چوارشەممە ڕایگەیاند ئەمەریکا و ئیسرائیل لەم شەڕەدا لەگەڵ ئێران لە پێگەیەکی بەهێزدان و هەرکەسێک ببێتە بژاردەی ڕێبەرایەتی کۆماری ئیسلامی، دەکوژرێت. ترامپ لەکاتی کۆبوونەوە لەگەڵ کۆمەڵێک لە کارگێڕانی تەکنەلۆژیا لە کۆشکی سپی وتی، "ئێمە لە ئێستادا لە پێگەیەکی زۆر بەهێزداین، سەرکردایەتییەکەی ئەوان (ئێران) بە خێرایی لەناو دەچێت. هەرکەسێک بیەوێت ببێتە ڕێبەر، لە کۆتاییدا دەکوژرێت". سەرۆک ترامپ وتیشی، "مووشەکەکانیان زۆر بە خێرایی لەناو دەچن و مووشەک هەڵگرەکانیان یەک بە یەک...

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South Dakota Searchlight
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South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has thrown his support behind a plan to use revenues from an upcoming increase in the statewide sales tax rate to offset homeowner property taxes — something his administration opposed earlier this legislative session. The shift in positions is part of a broader agreement between the executive branch and legislative […]

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South Dakota Searchlight
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South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has thrown his support behind a plan to use revenues from an upcoming increase in the statewide sales tax rate to offset homeowner property taxes — something his administration opposed earlier this legislative session. The shift in positions is part of a broader agreement between the executive branch and legislative […]

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法國國際廣播電台
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美以伊戰爭進入第五天,美以強化對伊朗轟炸,德黑蘭上空濃煙滾滾,而伊朗在反擊以色列的同時,繼續向設有美軍基地的海灣國家發射導彈。特朗普指望儘快結束戰爭,而別無選擇的德黑蘭似已準備打持久戰,並以轟炸周邊富裕的海灣國家來消蝕華盛頓的耐心。

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法國國際廣播電台
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美以伊戰爭進入第五天,美以強化對伊朗轟炸,德黑蘭上空濃煙滾滾,而伊朗在反擊以色列的同時,繼續向設有美軍基地的海灣國家發射導彈。特朗普指望儘快結束戰爭,而別無選擇的德黑蘭似已準備打持久戰,並以轟炸周邊富裕的海灣國家來消蝕華盛頓的耐心。

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法国国际广播电台
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美以伊战争进入第五天,美以强化对伊朗轰炸,德黑兰上空浓烟滚滚,而伊朗在反击以色列的同时,继续向设有美军基地的海湾国家发射导弹。特朗普指望尽快结束战争,而别无选择的德黑兰似已准备打持久战,并以轰炸周边富裕的海湾国家来消蚀华盛顿的耐心。

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法国国际广播电台
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美以伊战争进入第五天,美以强化对伊朗轰炸,德黑兰上空浓烟滚滚,而伊朗在反击以色列的同时,继续向设有美军基地的海湾国家发射导弹。特朗普指望尽快结束战争,而别无选择的德黑兰似已准备打持久战,并以轰炸周边富裕的海湾国家来消蚀华盛顿的耐心。

Wagner Ribeiro, professor da USP, comenta os 70 projetos em tramitação que enfraquece políticas ambientais e privatização das praias Fonte

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Wagner Ribeiro, professor da USP, comenta os 70 projetos em tramitação que enfraquece políticas ambientais e privatização das praias Fonte

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Mississippi Today
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On Tuesday, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed former Hinds County interim sheriff Marshand Crisler's bribery conviction.

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Mississippi Today
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On Tuesday, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed former Hinds County interim sheriff Marshand Crisler's bribery conviction.

L'Équateur a ordonné mercredi 4 mars l'expulsion de l'ambassadeur de Cuba à Quito, Basilio Gutiérrez, lui donnant un délai de 48 heures pour quitter le pays avec l'ensemble de sa mission diplomatique, a annoncé le ministère des Affaires étrangères. Une « décision arbitraire et injustifiée », selon Cuba, qui établit un lien entre la décision de l'Équateur quelques jours avant le sommet de Miami le 7 mars et les « pressions exercées par le gouvernement américain sur les États tiers pour qu'ils se rallient à cette politique ».

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Radio France Internationale
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L'Équateur a ordonné mercredi 4 mars l'expulsion de l'ambassadeur de Cuba à Quito, Basilio Gutiérrez, lui donnant un délai de 48 heures pour quitter le pays avec l'ensemble de sa mission diplomatique, a annoncé le ministère des Affaires étrangères. Une « décision arbitraire et injustifiée », selon Cuba, qui établit un lien entre la décision de l'Équateur quelques jours avant le sommet de Miami le 7 mars et les « pressions exercées par le gouvernement américain sur les États tiers pour qu'ils se rallient à cette politique ».