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Enquanto o Brasil parava para ver os jogos, milhares de pessoas correram para se livrar das casas de apostas O post A Copa do Mundo mudou a forma como os brasileiros enxergam as bets apareceu primeiro em Mídia NINJA.

But a member of his cabinet recently objected to a tax abatement for an eastside data center. The post Hogsett administration signals support for data center tax breaks appeared first on Mirror Indy.

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Mackenzie declined to answer a constituent question regarding federal spending on foreign military conflicts during a telephone town hall, hours before voting against a House resolution to remove U.S. forces from Iran.

An Azerbaijani appeal court has upheld the 10-year sentence of a French national, Martin Ryan, for “espionage", in a case that arose against a backdrop of tensions between Paris and Baku.

President Donald Trump on July 31, 2026 defended his "anti-weaponization" settlement fund as he sought confirmation of his nominee for attorney general, Todd Blanche. In this photo, Trump looks on during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on May 27, 2026 in Washington, D.C.  (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)]]>

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Verna Simpson, of Arlington, Texas, passed away on Sunday, July 26, 2026, in Irving, Texas.

“Eso lo ha hecho siempre el gobierno y no solo en lo relativo a desastres, sino en cualquier cosa. No hay un número concreto de presos políticos, pero tampoco hay cifras económicas. Quizás las cifras de muertes y desaparecidos en este desastre tampoco lo vamos a saber” La entrada Gobierno de Venezuela dejó de dar cifras de fallecidos y sigue en deuda con los desaparecidos aparece primero en LADO B.

Tras una investigación de CalMatters, estudiantes y profesores de la UC San Diego protestaron contra la policía del campus por colaborar con la Patrulla Fronteriza a través de un programa de subvenciones federales. La universidad dejará de participar en el programa y de prestar ayuda a las patrullas, según confirman fuentes y documentos internos.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Detroit’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system and Michigan education policy.One thing we know about Detroit: During back-to-school season, people go all out to make sure the city’s youth can return to the classroom with the supplies they need and, in some cases, a fresh hairstyle and cut.Organizations across the city are offering free backpacks and school supplies at events throughout August. Below, we’ve compiled a list of as many as we could find to make the school shopping experience easier for families.Nearly all of these events offer free school supplies. Many also offer other free resources such as haircuts, hairstyling, wellness checkups, dental cleanings, eye screenings, and uniforms. And don’t forget the fun activities, from bounce houses and crafts to face painting and books. Most events also provide free food. If you plan to go, here are a few things parents should remember:Go early. Some of these events have a limited number of backpacks and supplies, so if you go later in the day, you may miss out.Click the links to see whether registration is required. You don’t want to get to an event and find out you need to sign up in advance.Some events require your children to be present. So make sure you bring the kiddos; there are plenty of fun activities at these events.Events are in Detroit unless otherwise noted.These events rely on donations of money and school supplies from the public to serve more students. If you click the links for each listing, you may find contact information showing how you can still donate.Monday, Aug. 24, is the first day of school for the Detroit Public Schools Community District. Michigan’s first official day of school is Tuesday, Sept. 8.Below are some upcoming events. Know of others that aren’t on our list? Email us at detroit.tips@chalkbeat.org. Sunday, Aug. 2LAMA Detroit Backpack GiveawayTime: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Where: Clark Park, 4301 W. Vernor Highway, at Clark and VernorWednesday, Aug. 5Back-to-School RallyTime: 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.Where: Racquet Up Detroit, 6530 Outer Drive WestWhat: The event includes free school supplies, including backpacks, as well as family activities, a bounce house, raffles, and free Kona Ice. Organized by Racquet Up Detroit.Tuesday, Aug. 11Back-to-School Supplies GiveawayTime: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Where: 4733 Conner St.What: The event includes free backpacks, school supplies, and healthy snacks, as well as resources for families. Organized by Wayne County MDHHS.Friday, Aug. 14Back-to-School MarketTime: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.Where: 22735 Fenkell St.What: There will be bike giveaways for youth who live in the Brightmoor neighborhood, as well as free wellness checkups provided by Michigan State University nursing students. Local artisan and cottage food vendors will be on hand, along with community resource organizations. Organized by the Brightmoor Artisans Collective.Back-to-School BashTime: Noon to 4 p.m.Where: Kemeny Recreation Center, 2260 S. Fort St.What: The event will feature free backpacks and school supplies. Children must be present to receive them. There will also be bounce houses, music, lunch, and crafts.Saturday, Aug. 15Peace Over Pistols Back2School EventTime: Noon to 4 p.m.Where: 10700 W. Seven Mile RoadWhat: The event includes free backpacks and food. Organized by Chanira Roundtree and Busy Bee Here to Help.Reading in Ramsay Park + Back-to-School Supplies and Backpack GiveawayTime: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.Where: Ramsay Park, 14800 Longacre St., between Grand River Avenue and Ray Monnier StreetWhat: The event features free books, backpacks, and school supplies. Organized by the Grandmont Community Association Youth and Education Committee.Tuesday, Aug. 18Back-to-School Drop-In Party at the LibraryTime: 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.Where: Detroit Public Library Chase Branch, 17731 W. Seven Mile RoadWhat: Free school supplies and backpacks will be available, in addition to video game competitions, crafts, games, and snacks. Thursday, Aug. 20Back-to-School Resource PartyTime: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.Where: Joseph Walker Williams Recreation Center, 8431 Rosa Parks Blvd.What: The event includes free backpacks and school supplies, bounce houses, video gaming trucks, hygiene kits, face painting, community resources, diapers, and food. There will also be free haircuts and hairstyling, but advanced registration is required.Saturday, Aug. 22Impact Detroit Youth Community Hub’s Back-to-School EventTime: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.Where: SAY Detroit Play Center, 19320 Van Dyke Ave.What: The event features free backpacks and school supplies, food and refreshments, a petting zoo, bounce houses, fun activities for youth, and community resources. Organized by Impact Detroit Youth Community Hub.Backpack Giveaway at the Co-opTime: Noon to 6 p.m.Where: Detroit People’s Food Co-op, 8324 Woodward Ave.What: The event will feature free school supplies, including backpacks, folders, notebooks, pencils, and loose-leaf paper, as well as free school uniforms and wellness and hygiene products. The Detroit People’s Food Co-op, the organizer, is still seeking donations so it can serve 150 students.Sunday, Aug. 23Back-to-School Community Resource FairTime: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.Where: Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, 4454 Woodward Ave.What: The event features free backpacks and school supplies, a children’s clothing swap, free books, a hands-on craft table, community resources, and local organizations that support youth and families. Organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit with partners Birdie’s Bookmobile, Brilliant Detroit, MFWAR House, and MSUFCU.Tuesday, Aug. 25Back-to-School Supplies GiveawayTime: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Where: Hamtramck Woody Plaza, 12140 Joseph Campau St., HamtramckWhat: The event includes free backpacks, school supplies, and healthy snacks, as well as resources for families. Organized by Wayne County MDHHS.Lori Higgins is the bureau chief for Chalkbeat Detroit. You can reach her at lhiggins@chalkbeat.org.

Twenty-three deaths in North Dakota since 2019 were linked to kratom and related compounds, part of a pattern that has worried officials and sparked talks of a special legislative session to do something about it. Kratom is derived from a tropical tree in Southeast Asia. It’s been used as an energy booster, for pain management […]

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When Davie Kampira, 34, a farmer in Nsanje, southern Malawi, received 34 banana suckers in 2024, he did not envisage that the few dozen plants he tried out on a run-down piece of land, previously used for brickmaking, would transform into a small estate. Today, two years later, the land beside the river has produced nine hectares of different banana varieties, along with houses, a shop and a better life for his two children and wife.

(The Center Square) –Gainesville’s Police Department has come under fire for allowing men who identify as women to request searches by female officers, according to Attorney General James Uthmeier. In a letter to Chief Nelson Moya of Gainesville PD, Uthmeier threatened legal action, saying the policy serves no legitimate law enforcement purpose and endangers officers and detainees. “Because they are biologically different, men and women are not similarly situated with respect to their size, strength, and privacy interests,” Uthmeier wrote. “But your department’s policy denies female officers and detainees the protections of sex-based search protocols rooted in those immutable biological differences. It imposes an unsafe and illogical requirement for female officers to search males who identify as female yet who possess the strength, size, and anatomy of a male. Searches of females by male officers who identify as female create parallel safety, privacy, and dignity concerns for female detainees.” The department’s policy says that searches should be conducted by an officer “with the same gender expression or identity” as the individual being searched. It also states that if an officer is uncertain about a detainee’s gender expression or identity that they should “ask the individual for their preference.” Uthmeier said the policy likely violates the Florida Civil Rights Act by exposing women to disadvantageous terms or conditions of employment. “This is not a neutral accommodation,” he wrote. “It imposes asymmetric burdens on females based on a mental state – gender identity – that has nothing to do with the biological considerations that must be addressed when officers search detainees.” The attorney general said standard law enforcement search policies should be guided by standards upholding officer safety, detainee safety, privacy and dignity, effective, consistent law enforcement and maintenance of order, and compliance with the Fourth Amendment. “Affirming an individual’s gender expression or identity – a self-reported feeling decoupled from physical reality and unverifiable by third parties – is not one of them,” Uthmeier said. Chief Moya has until August 15 to confirm that the Gainesville Police Department has rescinded the policy. Otherwise, the attorney general said his office may take legal action. Gainesville is not isolated with its search policy. The OrlandoPolice Department has a similar policy that states that when searching someone who is transgender or non-conforming, the search “ideally, and where possible, should be conducted by an officer of the same sex as the transgender or gender non-confirming individual expresses.” If officers are unable to determine the person’s “gender expression” the policy directs them to “respectfully and in a professional manner ask” the individual their gender expression. It’s unclear how many other Florida police departments have similar policies.

The deadline for dropping out of Montana’s U.S. Senate race is Aug. 9, and persuasion campaigns to drive out either Democrat Alani Bankhead or independent Seth Bodnar are heating up. The post Pressure builds on Bodnar, Bankhead to withdraw before August deadline appeared first on Montana Free Press.

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The federal government on Friday formalized a set of guidelines for managing water use in the Colorado River Basin over the next decade, if Colorado and six other Western states can’t come to an agreement on how to deal with declining flows caused in large part by climate change. “The Department has a responsibility to […]