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Die Gemeinde Knoydart in den schottischen Highlands lebt nach alten Clan-Strukturen. Dort arbeiten die Bewohner:innen solidarisch zusammen, erzielte Gewinne gehen zurück an die Gemeinde und kommen so allen zugute. Strom wird unabhängig von einem kleinen Wasserkraftwerk produziert, Wälder werden aufgeforstet und heimische Tierarten werden geschützt. Das macht Knoydart nicht nur zu einem Vorbild für solidarisches […] Der Beitrag Selbstverwaltung statt Großgrundbesitz: schottische Gemeinde als Modell für solidarisches Zusammenleben und Klimaschutz erschien zuerst auf Kontrast.at.

پس از یک روز ابهام، بالاخره تهران و واشنگتن تأیید کردند که مذاکره را از روز جمعه ۱۷ بهمن در شهر مسقط – پایتخت عمان – آغاز خواهند کرد. عباس عراقچی و استیو ویتکاف رهبری گفتگوها را به عهده خواهند داشت. به عقیدۀ صاحب‌نظران فرانسوی، مقامات جمهوری اسلامی با هدف خرید وقت و بقای رژیم به مسقط خواهند رفت.

An issue preventing voters from verifying their registration status on a state website Tuesday was caused by human error and has been fixed, according to a spokesperson from the Tennessee Secretary of State’s Elections Division.  Shelby County General Sessions Court Clerk Tami Sawyer raised concern over the issue in a Tuesday night social media post. […]

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Louisiana has expanded an incentive program to New Orleans and Baton Rouge that encourages the purchase of fresh fruit and vegetables with public food assistance benefits.

For another year, lawmakers in the state House of Delegates are attempting to ban syringe service programs across West Virginia. Members of the House Subcommittee on Public Health on Wednesday considered House Bill 4413 which, if enacted, would repeal all sections of state code allowing syringe service programs to exist in the state. Syringe services […]

Tennessee Republicans on Wednesday voted down a resolution to honor Renee Good, the Minneapolis woman fatally shot multiple times by an immigration agent during the Trump Administration’s controversial surge in federal law enforcement actions across the Twin Cities. The resolution, brought by Democratic lawmaker Rep. Justin Jones of Nashville, praised Good as a “loving mother, […]

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 […]

As winter drags on, families across North Carolina are feeling the cold. For many of the low-income households the North Carolina Justice Center serves, this season doesn’t just mean turning up the heat — it means agonizing choices between paying the power bill or putting food on the table, filling prescriptions or covering rent. Duke […]

This report was originally published by The Lens, the New Orleans area’s first nonprofit, nonpartisan public-interest newsroom, dedicated to unique investigative and explanatory journalism. There was no escaping the Farm Line, Bobby Wallace recalls. During Wallace’s first week at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, he was sent to the prison hospital for a routine […]

About 20 protesters stood behind the barricades on Federal Drive heckling federal agents about American values as they exited the Whipple Federal Building gates and sped off Tuesday afternoon when a bald eagle flew over the road.  The Whipple building, which sits near the airport south of Minneapolis, has seen weeks of sustained protest since […]

States that were leaders in childhood vaccination before the pandemic are among those losing ground as exemptions and unfounded skepticism take hold, encouraged by the Trump administration’s stance under U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Expanded exemptions for parents are likely to drop both Mississippi and West Virginia from the top […]

WEST FARGO, N.D. — The soybean and corn industries got some good news this week with the federal government providing some clarity on tax credits for renewable fuels made from the crops. Producers of biofuel such as ethanol from corn and renewable diesel from soybeans have been awaiting information on how to claim tax credits […]

WASHINGTON — The federal district court judge overseeing the lawsuit Arizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly filed against the Department of Defense said during a Tuesday hearing he expects to issue a ruling before Feb. 11.  Kelly has asked the judge to issue a preliminary injunction blocking the Pentagon from demoting his rank as a retired […]

As federal judges have ruled that three immigrants were wrongly jailed in West Virginia, the state continues to hold hundreds of immigrant detainees in its overcrowded jails. U.S. District Judge Thomas Johnston on Wednesday ordered the release of Danny Briceno-Solano from South Central Regional Jail, where he has been held for weeks. In a strongly-worded […]

As geopolitical pressure mounts and climate change accelerates, the Pacific enters 2026 determined to set the rules of engagement and shape its own future.

In a flurry of Friday morning emails, property managers Kisha Mallory and Kahla Stanley pleaded with their boss to evict two tenants who had caused “ongoing disturbances” at…

Indie artist Cornelia Murr and her band return to Nebraska for a “full-circle” show at the Red Cloud Opera House on Feb. 13.

Or, get a head start on Valentine’s Day prep with a few events. Outlier Media · SaMya Overall · Lectures, storytelling and performances: Kick off Black History Month in Detroit this weekend