The 13 most haunted places in Alaska
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A ghost avenging his unsolved murder, spirit houses for the dead, and mourning brides in wedding gowns are some of the specters you may encounter in haunted Alaska.  The post The 13 most haunted places in Alaska appeared first on Good Info Newswire.

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A ghost avenging his unsolved murder, spirit houses for the dead, and mourning brides in wedding gowns are some of the specters you may encounter in haunted Alaska.  The post The 13 most haunted places in Alaska appeared first on Good Info Newswire.

Las órdenes de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO, por sus siglas en inglés) son una herramienta que ayuda a prevenir los suicidios con armas de fuego y la violencia con armas. The post Cómo solicitar una orden de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO) en Michigan appeared first on Public Good News.

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Las órdenes de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO, por sus siglas en inglés) son una herramienta que ayuda a prevenir los suicidios con armas de fuego y la violencia con armas. The post Cómo solicitar una orden de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO) en Michigan appeared first on Public Good News.

Las órdenes de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO, por sus siglas en inglés) son una herramienta que ayuda a prevenir los suicidios con armas de fuego y la violencia con armas. The post Cómo solicitar una orden de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO) en Michigan appeared first on Public Good News.

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Las órdenes de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO, por sus siglas en inglés) son una herramienta que ayuda a prevenir los suicidios con armas de fuego y la violencia con armas. The post Cómo solicitar una orden de protección por riesgo extremo (ERPO) en Michigan appeared first on Public Good News.

‘There will be no way to ensure that individuals who present themselves to receive a ballot are, in fact, eligible to vote,’ says Lorne Gibson. The post UCP voters’ list change shows ‘fundamental misunderstanding’ of scrutineers’ role in democracy appeared first on rabble.ca.

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‘There will be no way to ensure that individuals who present themselves to receive a ballot are, in fact, eligible to vote,’ says Lorne Gibson. The post UCP voters’ list change shows ‘fundamental misunderstanding’ of scrutineers’ role in democracy appeared first on rabble.ca.

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The event comes less than a week after Trump’s rally in Gastonia last Wednesday, where the president addressed a crowd of less than 1,000 people.

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The event comes less than a week after Trump’s rally in Gastonia last Wednesday, where the president addressed a crowd of less than 1,000 people.

Neil Jordan repasa la restauración en 4K de Entrevista con el vampiro, a treinta y dos años del estreno, y explica por qué evitó los sustos repentinos

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Neil Jordan repasa la restauración en 4K de Entrevista con el vampiro, a treinta y dos años del estreno, y explica por qué evitó los sustos repentinos

أجاز الهيئة التشريعية القومية في جنوب السودان مشروع قانون تعديل قانون الانتخابات القومية لسنة 2012 The post البرلمان يجيز قانون الانتخابات يبقي كير رئيسا مع صلاحيات اقالة نوابه appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

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أجاز الهيئة التشريعية القومية في جنوب السودان مشروع قانون تعديل قانون الانتخابات القومية لسنة 2012 The post البرلمان يجيز قانون الانتخابات يبقي كير رئيسا مع صلاحيات اقالة نوابه appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

En dos operativos simultáneos ejecutados en Calama y la Alta Cordillera, Carabineros y la Fiscalía lograron incautar 1.429 kilos de marihuana, un cargamento valorado en 12.000 millones de pesos que permitió a la policía superar las 38 toneladas de droga decomisadas en lo que va del año. Este artículo Droga avaluada en $12 mil millones: Así fue el megaoperativo policial que desarticuló centros de acopio y rutas en la región de Antofagasta fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

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En dos operativos simultáneos ejecutados en Calama y la Alta Cordillera, Carabineros y la Fiscalía lograron incautar 1.429 kilos de marihuana, un cargamento valorado en 12.000 millones de pesos que permitió a la policía superar las 38 toneladas de droga decomisadas en lo que va del año. Este artículo Droga avaluada en $12 mil millones: Así fue el megaoperativo policial que desarticuló centros de acopio y rutas en la región de Antofagasta fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

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Saving water in the Silver State is as simple as fixing a leak at home. Every drop counts. Here’s what else you can do to pitch in during droughts in Nevada. The post Tips from the experts for conserving water during Nevada droughts appeared first on Good Info Newswire.

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Saving water in the Silver State is as simple as fixing a leak at home. Every drop counts. Here’s what else you can do to pitch in during droughts in Nevada. The post Tips from the experts for conserving water during Nevada droughts appeared first on Good Info Newswire.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed seven data center bills into law on Monday, signaling a tide change toward regulation of the industry.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed seven data center bills into law on Monday, signaling a tide change toward regulation of the industry.

The election has produced competing prescriptions for NZ’s grocery market – each targets a different barrier to genuine competition.

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The election has produced competing prescriptions for NZ’s grocery market – each targets a different barrier to genuine competition.

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Quando o rock estava se tornando “solene”, o novo gênero propôs raiva e deboche às novas gerações. O recado: faça você mesmo! O crítico de música, que morreu neste mês, deu palavras ao que surgia e mostrou por que três acordes, uma garagem e algo a dizer bastavam para começar a sonhar… The post Okky de Souza nos ensinou a imaginar o punk appeared first on Outras Palavras.

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Quando o rock estava se tornando “solene”, o novo gênero propôs raiva e deboche às novas gerações. O recado: faça você mesmo! O crítico de música, que morreu neste mês, deu palavras ao que surgia e mostrou por que três acordes, uma garagem e algo a dizer bastavam para começar a sonhar… The post Okky de Souza nos ensinou a imaginar o punk appeared first on Outras Palavras.

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The Ocean Beach Library, near Sunset Cliffs Boulevard and Santa Monica Avenue, closed Aug. 29 for renovation and is expected to reopen in summer 2028.

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The Ocean Beach Library, near Sunset Cliffs Boulevard and Santa Monica Avenue, closed Aug. 29 for renovation and is expected to reopen in summer 2028.

مایک والتز، سفیر آمریکا در سازمان ملل متحد، روز دوشنبه ۳۰ شهریور گفت دولت پرزیدنت ترامپ قصد ندارد از فشار اقتصادی بر جمهوری اسلامی بکاهد، و تاکید کرد مجموعه عملیات نظامی و تحریم‌های آمریکا توان رژیم ایران برای اعمال قدرت در منطقه و تامین هزینه‌های داخلی خود را به‌ شدت کاهش داده است.

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مایک والتز، سفیر آمریکا در سازمان ملل متحد، روز دوشنبه ۳۰ شهریور گفت دولت پرزیدنت ترامپ قصد ندارد از فشار اقتصادی بر جمهوری اسلامی بکاهد، و تاکید کرد مجموعه عملیات نظامی و تحریم‌های آمریکا توان رژیم ایران برای اعمال قدرت در منطقه و تامین هزینه‌های داخلی خود را به‌ شدت کاهش داده است.

«Медіазона» та російська служба ВВС ведуть підрахунок загиблих за відкритими джерелами

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وقع رئيس جنوب السودان، سلفاكير ميارديت، اليوم الاثنين، على تعديلات قانون الانتخابات في البلاد لتصبح The post سلفاكير يوقع على قانون الانتخابات بعد ساعات من إقراره في البرلمان appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

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وقع رئيس جنوب السودان، سلفاكير ميارديت، اليوم الاثنين، على تعديلات قانون الانتخابات في البلاد لتصبح The post سلفاكير يوقع على قانون الانتخابات بعد ساعات من إقراره في البرلمان appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

Desde o retorno de Donald Trump ao poder, mais de 25 mil pessoas foram expulsas dos Estados Unidos para países terceiros com os quais muitas vezes não têm qualquer vínculo, às vezes em outro continente que não o de origem. Entre elas, centenas foram enviadas para a África. Pelo menos 12 países africanos recebem atualmente essas pessoas expulsas: vietnamitas em Essuatíni (antiga Suazilândia), colombianos na República Democrática do Congo, guineenses em Gana. Durante seis meses, a RFI investigou, como parte de um consórcio de 24 veículos de comunicação internacionais coordenado pelo Forbidden Stories, para entender como esse sistema funciona e documentar a trajetória dessas pessoas expulsas. Uma vez no continente africano, algumas são presas sem decisão judicial; outras ficam retidas, sem um status jurídico claro nem perspectiva. E, em vários casos documentados por nossa investigação, o país terceiro é apenas uma etapa antes do retorno ao país de origem, para onde os Estados Unidos não poderiam enviá-las diretamente.

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Desde o retorno de Donald Trump ao poder, mais de 25 mil pessoas foram expulsas dos Estados Unidos para países terceiros com os quais muitas vezes não têm qualquer vínculo, às vezes em outro continente que não o de origem. Entre elas, centenas foram enviadas para a África. Pelo menos 12 países africanos recebem atualmente essas pessoas expulsas: vietnamitas em Essuatíni (antiga Suazilândia), colombianos na República Democrática do Congo, guineenses em Gana. Durante seis meses, a RFI investigou, como parte de um consórcio de 24 veículos de comunicação internacionais coordenado pelo Forbidden Stories, para entender como esse sistema funciona e documentar a trajetória dessas pessoas expulsas. Uma vez no continente africano, algumas são presas sem decisão judicial; outras ficam retidas, sem um status jurídico claro nem perspectiva. E, em vários casos documentados por nossa investigação, o país terceiro é apenas uma etapa antes do retorno ao país de origem, para onde os Estados Unidos não poderiam enviá-las diretamente.

(The Center Square) – U.S. Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, is facing Democrat Brian Poindexter on November’s midterm ballot in a race neither party expected to be competitive. The race for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, a previously solid red seat, was moved to a “toss-up” last month by the nonpartisan Cook Political Report after allegations of spousal and child abuse against Miller became public. Democrats are looking to flip the newly competitive seat. Republicans have a slim five-seat advantage in the U.S. House of Representatives, leaving a handful of battleground races like Ohio’s 7th District to determine who controls the chamber during President Donald Trump’s final two years in the White House. In a midterm season shaped by voters’ cost-of-living concerns, the race between Miller and Poindexter is testing both parties’ approaches to bringing costs down. Both candidates have made affordability a central part of their campaigns. November’s election will be the first under Ohio’s new congressional map, which was approved last year. The Downballot calculated that Trump won by 11 points in 2024 against former Vice President Kamala Harris within the 7th District’s new boundaries. After Miller's ex-wife accused him of spousal and child abuse earlier this year, many within the Republican Party, including both of Ohio’s U.S. senators, called on him to resign. "Anyone who commits domestic violence is not fit to serve in Congress," Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, wrote on social media on Aug. 6. "The House Ethics Committee should thoroughly investigate any credible allegations, and any member found to have committed domestic violence should resign from Congress immediately." Miller’s ex-wife is the daughter of Ohio’s other senator, Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio. Moreno is also the grandfather of the child Miller and his ex-wife share. Trump endorsed Miller’s reelection campaign in May and has not publicly called for his resignation since the allegations came to light. Miller was a White House aide in Trump’s first term and worked on the president’s 2020 reelection campaign. Miller denies the allegations and has continued his campaign for reelection. Miller’s affordability pitch to voters centers on creating jobs and lowering taxes. "We need to do all we can to make America the best place on the planet to create a job,” Miller’s campaign website says. "The number one thing that will lift our neighbors out of poverty and put them on a path to a better life is a good paying job.” He voted for his party’s tax and spending package, dubbed the One Big Beautiful Bill, in 2025 and has touted it as the reason taxes did not rise after parts of the 2017 Trump tax cuts were set to expire. Miller has also pointed to the law’s provisions eliminating taxes on overtime and tips, saying they will save workers nearly $1,500 a year. In January 2025, Miller sponsored the Permanent Tax Cuts for American Families Act to lock in the higher standard deduction and increase it annually in line with inflation. He says more than 93% of his district’s taxpayers use the deduction. Miller broke with the Trump administration on its tariff policies, telling U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer at a hearing on Capitol Hill that employers in his district were losing money because of tariffs. "I understand that maybe overall … it's been a net positive for the country,” Miller said at an April 22 hearing. “My job isn't to represent the entire country, for that matter. It's to represent a district just comprised of about 800,000 people that it's my job to look out for. And right now, these policies are doing more harm than good." He asked the administration to allow smaller companies that cannot pass the added costs on to consumers to apply for tariff exemptions. Poindexter, an ironworker and city councilman, has used his background in the trades to appeal to working-class voters. He rebuts Miller’s argument for tax cuts, saying low wages are the real problem driving voters’ cost-of-living concerns. "Right now, too many families are doing everything right and still falling behind," Poindexter’s campaign website says. "Wages haven't kept up, prices keep climbing, and too many policies in Washington are written to protect profits instead of people." Poindexter has criticized Miller’s support for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, saying it has raised health insurance premiums. "Our health care premiums are going up for no reason,” Poindexter said at a campaign event. “They're going up because Max Miller voted for the biggest cut to healthcare funding in American history.” He has campaigned in support of the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, which would make it easier for workers to unionize. He argues that union contracts increase wages and cover expenses like health premiums, leaving more room in Americans’ budgets for everyday costs. Poindexter rejects the argument that growth at the top reaches workers below. "For years, we've been told that if corporations do well, everyone else will benefit," his website says. "But what we've seen instead is record profits at the top and tighter belts everywhere else." If elected to Congress, Poindexter says he’ll work with Republicans where their goals align. "I will stand with anybody to fight for the working families in my district," he said in an interview on MS NOW earlier this month. "And I will stand up to anybody, even my own party if I have to, to make sure that happens." Miller holds a large fundraising advantage. Miller reported $2.14 million in total receipts and $1.38 million in cash on hand in his latest Federal Election Commission filings. Poindexter reported $603,000 raised and $312,000 in cash on hand. Miller and Poindexter will face each other in the general election on Nov. 3. Polls in Ohio are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Election Day.

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(The Center Square) – U.S. Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, is facing Democrat Brian Poindexter on November’s midterm ballot in a race neither party expected to be competitive. The race for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, a previously solid red seat, was moved to a “toss-up” last month by the nonpartisan Cook Political Report after allegations of spousal and child abuse against Miller became public. Democrats are looking to flip the newly competitive seat. Republicans have a slim five-seat advantage in the U.S. House of Representatives, leaving a handful of battleground races like Ohio’s 7th District to determine who controls the chamber during President Donald Trump’s final two years in the White House. In a midterm season shaped by voters’ cost-of-living concerns, the race between Miller and Poindexter is testing both parties’ approaches to bringing costs down. Both candidates have made affordability a central part of their campaigns. November’s election will be the first under Ohio’s new congressional map, which was approved last year. The Downballot calculated that Trump won by 11 points in 2024 against former Vice President Kamala Harris within the 7th District’s new boundaries. After Miller's ex-wife accused him of spousal and child abuse earlier this year, many within the Republican Party, including both of Ohio’s U.S. senators, called on him to resign. "Anyone who commits domestic violence is not fit to serve in Congress," Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, wrote on social media on Aug. 6. "The House Ethics Committee should thoroughly investigate any credible allegations, and any member found to have committed domestic violence should resign from Congress immediately." Miller’s ex-wife is the daughter of Ohio’s other senator, Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio. Moreno is also the grandfather of the child Miller and his ex-wife share. Trump endorsed Miller’s reelection campaign in May and has not publicly called for his resignation since the allegations came to light. Miller was a White House aide in Trump’s first term and worked on the president’s 2020 reelection campaign. Miller denies the allegations and has continued his campaign for reelection. Miller’s affordability pitch to voters centers on creating jobs and lowering taxes. "We need to do all we can to make America the best place on the planet to create a job,” Miller’s campaign website says. "The number one thing that will lift our neighbors out of poverty and put them on a path to a better life is a good paying job.” He voted for his party’s tax and spending package, dubbed the One Big Beautiful Bill, in 2025 and has touted it as the reason taxes did not rise after parts of the 2017 Trump tax cuts were set to expire. Miller has also pointed to the law’s provisions eliminating taxes on overtime and tips, saying they will save workers nearly $1,500 a year. In January 2025, Miller sponsored the Permanent Tax Cuts for American Families Act to lock in the higher standard deduction and increase it annually in line with inflation. He says more than 93% of his district’s taxpayers use the deduction. Miller broke with the Trump administration on its tariff policies, telling U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer at a hearing on Capitol Hill that employers in his district were losing money because of tariffs. "I understand that maybe overall … it's been a net positive for the country,” Miller said at an April 22 hearing. “My job isn't to represent the entire country, for that matter. It's to represent a district just comprised of about 800,000 people that it's my job to look out for. And right now, these policies are doing more harm than good." He asked the administration to allow smaller companies that cannot pass the added costs on to consumers to apply for tariff exemptions. Poindexter, an ironworker and city councilman, has used his background in the trades to appeal to working-class voters. He rebuts Miller’s argument for tax cuts, saying low wages are the real problem driving voters’ cost-of-living concerns. "Right now, too many families are doing everything right and still falling behind," Poindexter’s campaign website says. "Wages haven't kept up, prices keep climbing, and too many policies in Washington are written to protect profits instead of people." Poindexter has criticized Miller’s support for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, saying it has raised health insurance premiums. "Our health care premiums are going up for no reason,” Poindexter said at a campaign event. “They're going up because Max Miller voted for the biggest cut to healthcare funding in American history.” He has campaigned in support of the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, which would make it easier for workers to unionize. He argues that union contracts increase wages and cover expenses like health premiums, leaving more room in Americans’ budgets for everyday costs. Poindexter rejects the argument that growth at the top reaches workers below. "For years, we've been told that if corporations do well, everyone else will benefit," his website says. "But what we've seen instead is record profits at the top and tighter belts everywhere else." If elected to Congress, Poindexter says he’ll work with Republicans where their goals align. "I will stand with anybody to fight for the working families in my district," he said in an interview on MS NOW earlier this month. "And I will stand up to anybody, even my own party if I have to, to make sure that happens." Miller holds a large fundraising advantage. Miller reported $2.14 million in total receipts and $1.38 million in cash on hand in his latest Federal Election Commission filings. Poindexter reported $603,000 raised and $312,000 in cash on hand. Miller and Poindexter will face each other in the general election on Nov. 3. Polls in Ohio are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Election Day.

Governo Federal realizou operações de expulsão de invasores do território entre 2024 e 2025, mas atividades ilegais continuam, apontam indígenas Munduruku; Análise de imagens de satélite mostram ao menos dez novas áreas de garimpo ilegal na região, mostra estudo publicado nesta segunda (21) The post Estudo mostra avanço de garimpo ilegal de ouro na Terra Indígena Munduruku appeared first on Repórter Brasil.

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