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La UFC quiere un evento gigante por el 250 aniversario y busca un estelar inolvidable.

Tramitando há quase três anos no Superior Tribunal de Justiça (STJ), o pedido para que o ex-militar uruguaio Pedro Antonio Mato Narbondo cumpra pena no Brasil continua sem data prevista para julgamento. A solicitação foi protocolada antes da solicitação que levou o ex-jogador Robinho a começar a cumprir pena no país. A lentidão persiste neste […] Lentidão no STJ põe em risco execução da pena de criminoso da ditadura uruguaia apareceu primeiro no Brasil de Fato.

The injunction will remain in effect until the case is fully adjudicated.

The “DIY Sustainability Toolkit” provides residents of unincorporated communities with a range of supplies to assess water and energy use.

(The Center Square) – Legislation that would restrict the future sale, purchase and transfer of certain assault firearms and large-capacity ammunition feeding devices has passed the House of Delegates in Virginia. House Bill 217, sponsored by Del. Dan Helmer, D-Fairfax, would make it a Class 1 misdemeanor to import, sell, manufacture, purchase or transfer assault firearms as defined in the bill. Firearms and magazines lawfully owned or manufactured before July 1 could continue to be possessed, but most future transfers would be prohibited under the legislation. During floor debate, Republican lawmakers raised concerns about how current owners could legally dispose of grandfathered firearms without triggering criminal penalties. Del. Wren Williams, R-Patrick, questioned whether lawful owners could sell grandfathered firearms under the bill. Helmer responded that the bill text governed transfers and encouraged members to read the legislation. Williams later questioned the bill’s language leaving owners with limited options, such as surrendering firearms to the government, transferring them to immediate family members or passing them through inheritance. He said common practices such as private sales, dealer purchases or buyback programs could expose individuals or organizers to misdemeanor charges under the bill’s restrictions. Other lawmakers raised questions about how the bill would be enforced and whether it could withstand court scrutiny. House Minority Leader Terry Kilgore, R-Scott, warned during floor debate that the proposal could face legal challenges under recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings, including the Bruen decision, which requires firearm regulations to be consistent with the nation’s historical tradition of gun regulation. Lawmakers also pointed to cost and equity concerns raised during debate on related gun legislation considered alongside HB217. Del. Eric Zehr, R-Campbell, said criminal penalties tied to firearm storage requirements in HB871 could disproportionately affect lower-income households that cannot afford biometric safes, potentially exposing parents to misdemeanor convictions for noncompliance. A fiscal impact statement from the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission estimates at least $50,000 in additional state correctional costs but notes the overall impact on state prisons, local jails, community corrections and juvenile facilities cannot be determined due to limited data. The analysis also indicates the bill could expand the applicability of existing felony offenses related to firearm transfers and record-check violations. In a statement released after House passage, Helmer said weapons similar to those he carried during military service “have no place in our schools, our churches or our streets.” The House vote comes as the Senate advances a companion measure, Senate Bill 749, sponsored by Sen. Saddam Salim, D-Fairfax. His proposal has cleared committee and was read a second time in the upper chamber. If both chambers approve matching legislation, the proposal would be sent to the governor for final action.

WASHINGTON — The White House on Friday pulled down a social media post depicting former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama as monkeys after members of Congress from both political parties expressed dismay and called it racist. A White House spokesperson told States Newsroom around noon that a “staffer erroneously made the post” […]

WASHINGTON — Congress has approved the first public health funding bill since President Donald Trump began his second term, with lawmakers largely rejecting his proposed spending cuts and the elimination of dozens of programs.  A bipartisan group of negotiators instead struck a deal to increase funding on several line items within the Department of Health […]

Por que equilíbrio territorial e diversidade não surgem do mercado, mas de decisões políticas O post Audiovisual brasileiro e soberania: notas de um produtor amazônico a partir do Fórum de Tiradentes apareceu primeiro em Mídia NINJA.

The first independent candidate in Alaska’s 2026 gubernatorial election is a single mother of five who says she’s frustrated with the condition of Alaska’s fisheries, its economy and the Permanent Fund dividend. Jessica Faircloth filed her letter of intent in January, making her the 15th person to sign up for this year’s gubernatorial race. A […]

Friday’s commemorations at the Roundhouse included American Indian Day and the first-ever Maternal Health Day. For some attendees, the overlapping observances drew light to two grim statistics.

Participating schools in the Waco area include Bishop Louis Reicher Catholic School, Vanguard Preparatory school, Live Oak Classical School and Waco Montessori School. The post Texas private school voucher signup has started, and the Waco area has several options. Here’s what to know. appeared first on The Waco Bridge.

Tiempo de lectura: 3 minutosUn amparo otorgado por la Sala Quinta de lo Contencioso Administrativo obliga al Consejo Superior Universitario (CSU) de la Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala a revertir la imposición de autoridades externas en la Facultad de Agronomía, convocar a elecciones internas y dar posesión a un vocal profesional electo desde 2022. Por Prensa Comunitaria La ... Read more

Kansas' Democratic governor signs bipartisan crime bill hitting on illegal purchase of sex, use of a laser pointer, vehicle theft and theft of gift cards.

Georgia House Republicans have proposed a plan to end property taxes for homeowners by 2032, which would benefit Georgians who own and live in their home, but could potentially shift the burden of funding local schools and services to other sources. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.

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Puluhan warga Desa Mangkupadi menggelar teatrikal di halaman Pengadilan Negeri Tanjung Selor, Kabupaten Bulungan, Kalimantan Utara,  8 Januari 2026. Aksi ini sebagai protes lahan pertanian, pemukiman dan wilayah tangkap nelayan sekaligus menghadiri sidang perdana gugatan warga terhadap pengelola Kawasan Industri Hijau Indonesia (KIHI) dan pemerintah. Warga desa menggugat sejumlah institusi negara dan korporasi, 23 Desember […] The post Ketika Warga Kaltara Gugat PSN Kawasan Industri ‘Hijau’ appeared first on Mongabay.co.id.

No es goleador ni el centrocampista más brillante, pero ordena, recupera y construye tal y como lo desea el técnico alemán.

Attorneys with New Jersey and New York want a judge to order the Trump administration to release federal funding for the Gateway project.

Republicans from across Montana gathered in Great Falls on Friday to kick off the 2026 campaign cycle, highlighting taxes and judicial reform as issues the party is looking to address. The Montana GOP Winter Kickoff is a two-day event and includes campaign training, networking opportunities and discussion. An inter-party debate over property taxes is set […]

کاخ سفید روز جمعه اعلام کرد که رئیس جمهوری آمریکا، دونالد ترامپ یک فرمان اجرایی را «برای مقابله با رژیم ایران» امضا کرد.