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OKLAHOMA CITY — Republican voters Tuesday selected their nominee to become the state’s next insurance commissioner. Bob Sullivan defeated Marty Quinn to advance to the General Election in November. Sullivan will face Democrat Craig MacIntyre in November. Sullivan, 41, said Tuesday night that he’s “very grateful” to Oklahoma voters and humbled that the won the […]

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Republicans on Tuesday selected a state lawmaker as their party nominee for the state’s next labor commissioner.  Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, defeated fellow state lawmaker John Pfeiffer, R-Mulhall, on Tuesday’s primary runoff ballot.  He is now set to face Democrat Kevin Dawson and Libertarian Mike Hall in the Nov. 3 general […]

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El ministro marroquí de Asuntos Islámicos, Ahmed Toufiq, apela a la “liberación de las ciudades ocupadas” durante una ceremonia religiosa presidida por Mohamed VI en Rabat, en plena escalada de reivindicaciones territoriales desde el Gobierno marroquí.

Everton Blair, a former Gwinnett County Board of Education chair, is headed to Washington to finish out the late Congressman David Scott term representing Georgia’s 13th Congressional District after defeating Marcye Scott, the daughter of the late congressman, in a special election. As of late Tuesday night, Blair led with about 53% of the vote, […]

OKLAHOMA CITY — Voters struck down a state question that proposed changes to local government entities’ reimbursements for a manufacturing tax incentive. State Question 844 resoundingly failed in a statewide vote Tuesday. It would have given the state Legislature the authority to recalculate how much to reimburse local governments and school districts for property tax […]

Riset terbaru menemukan bahwa sampel garam dapur dari 45 merek di Indonesia, semuanya terbukti mengandung mikroplastik.

7 เดือนแรกปี 69 ยอดขายรถ EV ในไทยพุ่ง 125,411 คัน แต่นำเข้าสูงถึง 62.58%

A video showing Union defence minister Rajnath Singh and his Japanese counterpart Shinjiro Koizumi signing what appears to be a diplomatic agreement has gone viral on social media. Users have circulated this clip with the claim that India and Japan have signed a contract to allow for “50 million Hindus to settle in Japan.” X […]

La Comisión de Postulación recibió 58 expedientes de profesionales que buscan dirigir la Contraloría General de Cuentas para el periodo 2026-2030. Entre los aspirantes vuelve a aparecer Erick Mazariegos el candidato más señalado en 2022 por su vinculación al gobierno de Alejandro Giammattei, la excontralora General, Nora Segura y el subcontralor del gasto público. Por ... Read more The post Postuladora recibe 58 expedientes de aspirantes a dirigir la Contraloría  appeared first on Prensa Comunitaria.

(The Center Square) – U.S. Sen. Darline Graham will have the place of her brother Lindsey on the Nov. 3 ballot, having defeated U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman in South Carolina’s U.S. Senate special Republican primary runoff on Tuesday. About 2 hours and 15 minutes after polls closed, Graham led Norman 52.6%-47.4% with more than 340,000 ballots counted when the race was called by multiple media outlets. Dr. Annie Andrews, a Charleston pediatrician, is the Democratic opponent in November and is joined on the ballot by Libertarian Kasie Whitener. The special election became necessary when Lindsey Graham died July 11. Gov. Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham to fulfill the remainder of the term in the 119th Congress that ends on the first of January, and she decided to seek the six-year term by succeeding her brother on the Nov. 3 ballot. From a crowded field, and after a failed run for governor in the June primary, Norman emerged second to Graham in the special primary two weeks ago. Without achieving 50% plus one of the votes, a runoff was necessary. Graham, within hours of her brother’s death, carried the support of second-term Republican President Donald Trump. The eve of the runoff included an injection of voter calls and text message blasts valued at $830,000, paid for by the MAGA Inc. super PAC supporting the president and aligned with Republicans. Graham took a debate punch on foreign policy tied to national security. She later said as she traveled the state, not a single voter asked her about Taiwan and the South China Sea. They did ask, she said, about rising healthcare costs and day-to-day affordability. In addition to Trump, she had the backing of Republican South Carolina U.S. Sen Tim Scott and Republican South Carolina U.S. Rep. Russell Fry. Norman, a leading fiscal hawk in the House of Representatives, had endorsements of Florida Sen. Rick Scott and Utah Sen. Mike Lee. Usually with Trump, he broke in 2024 to support former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley’s bid for president. This Senate seat is one of 33 in regular rotation for the 2026 midterms nationwide, and there are also two special elections. Majority control rests with Republicans at 53 seats, and contests in North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Michigan, Maine, Iowa, New Hampshire, Alaska, Texas and Montana figure to determine if Trump's agenda the next two years will stall in the chamber. Graham will be heavily favored against Andrews. There hasn’t been a Democrat from the state in the U.S. Senate since Sen. Fritz Holdings retired in 1998. Republicans have also dominated statewide offices for more than a decade. And they've done so in legislative districts. Today's state Senate is 34-12 Republican majority, and the House of Representatives is 88-36 Republican majority. Republicans have had majorities for seven four-year cycles in the Senate, dating to 2000, and 16 two-year cycles in the House, dating to 1994.

(The Center Square) - Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson says she expects to have a new police chief on board by the beginning of 2027 and named a search committee Tuesday to help find the next candidate. Wilson received wide criticism from city council members and business and community leaders after she demanded the resignation of former Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes following a shooting at the Bite of Seattle food festival on July 26. The shooting, believed to have stemmed from gunfire between rival gangs, left three dead and several injured. "I am looking for a leader who understands that public safety starts with public trust, “ Wilson said in a statement. "It is a trust that is earned every single day. Seattle’s next Chief of Police must be visible, accountable, and present in our neighborhoods." Wilson said her Chief of Police Search Advisory Committee will be composed of law enforcement executives and community leaders with direct experience in public safety and policing matters. The advisory committee will be co-chaired by Justice Mary Yu, who recently retired from the Washington Supreme Court, and Ian Warner, the Public Policy Director at Vulcan Real Estate, who previously served as Senior Public Policy Director at Zillow. After Barnes resigned at Wilson’s request, City Council Public Safety Committee Chairman Bob Kettle questioned whether the city could even find a suitable outside candidate given Seattle’s reputation as a revolving door for police chiefs. Over the past decade, Seattle has had six police chiefs. The longest term lasted roughly four years, with three chiefs serving just over one year. Barnes, who was chosen by Wilson’s predecessor, Bruce Harrell, had served only 18 months. Wilson initially decided to keep Barnes in office after her election as mayor last November. Barnes made $373,000 a year, one of the highest salaries among police chiefs in the U.S., making the job financially lucrative despite the uncertainty. Wilson never exactly specified why she asked Barnes to leave, but she did mention at the press conference announcing Barnes had agreed to resign that she wanted someone who was constantly in the city. Barnes' family continued to live in Chicago, and police records show that he was frequently out of town visiting his family and/or attending conferences. Barnes was not at the initial press conference following the Bite of Seattle shooting because he was attending a police conference in Dallas. It’s unclear if Barnes had a role in the five-hour delay it took the police to hold a press conference on the shooting. That delay has also subjected Wilson to criticism for not pressing to hold the press conference sooner. Most City Council members, as well as city and community leaders, have criticized Wilson for firing Barnes, stating that his leadership had helped bring Seattle’s crime rate down. The mayor is also facing a recall effort against her, with the petitioners citing the Wilson's handling of public safety and Barnes' dismissal as reasons for seeking her ouster from office. Additionally, several recent polls have shown Wilson's approval rating dropping significantly, with public safety issues cited as a major concern among respondents. As the search for a new chief begins, the advisory committee will evaluate candidates based on executive qualifications, experience and public feedback. The committee will ultimately recommend up to five candidates to advance to a competitive examination. Community engagement begins with an online public survey, open through Sept. 15, allowing Seattle residents to share their priorities and desired qualifications for the next police chief. Following the survey, the Mayor's Office and the Seattle Neighborhood Group will host a series of public forums across the city. The first forum is scheduled for Sept. 26 from noon to 2 p.m. at the Van Asselt Community Center in South Seattle, with details on future sessions to be announced in the coming weeks.

State and industry officials and the U.S. Coast Guard were responding on Tuesday to an unexplained oil spill roughly 60 miles southwest of Anchorage in Southcentral Alaska’s Cook Inlet. The spill, which produced a long oil sheen on the water near the Trading Bay area on the western side of the inlet, was first spotted […]

COLUMBIA — Voters elected Darline Graham to take her late brother’s place on November ballots, as the full backing of President Donald Trump helped overcome criticism of her political inexperience. When The Associated Press called the GOP runoff election at 9 p.m., Graham had 52% of the vote over U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman, with 89% […]

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Un tornado tustèt diluns, 24d’agost, lo país de Rasés devèrs 17h20, en particular la comuna de Pomars, e faguèt 39 nafrats —dos d’eles en urgéncia absoluda— e damatgèt a l’entorn de 300 abitatges, segon lo darrièr bilanç de la prefectura, consultat per la redaccion de Jornalet aqueste dimars de tantòst. Lo fenomèn se formèt près de Limós e traversèt qualques comunas de Rasés jos un cèl tempestós, amb de ventòrias de fins a 117 km/h segon Météo-France. Continua llegint

Dozens of older adults were in danger of losing electricity and water after the building’s bills went unpaid.

Brooklyn Democratic Party district leaders voted to enact sweeping — and widely decried — changes to the county party’s bylaws Tuesday night that reformers say will help current chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn maintain control of the organization, according to several people familiar with the voting. Despite calls from every major state Democratic elected official to […] The post Brooklyn Dem Chief Narrowly Prevails in Divisive Vote to Change Party Rules appeared first on The City Reporter.