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Times of San Diego
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Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, the U.S. celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, a time to recognize the contributions of communities whose roots trace back to Latin America and Spain.

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Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, the U.S. celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, a time to recognize the contributions of communities whose roots trace back to Latin America and Spain.

California’s High-Speed Rail Authority paid nearly $600,000 in unallowable travel reimbursements to outside consultants while keeping a poor record to justify them, a state investigation found.

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California’s High-Speed Rail Authority paid nearly $600,000 in unallowable travel reimbursements to outside consultants while keeping a poor record to justify them, a state investigation found.

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Outras Palavras
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Dados sanitários de 210 milhões de brasileiros estão armazenados em “depósitos”, sob risco de captura por corporações ou potências estrangeiras. Há uma alternativa política e técnica: dispô-los em fluxos, ou “trilhos”, sob controle de seus titulares e do SUS, mas a salvo de invasões The post O que fazer com a memória da Saúde do Brasil appeared first on Outras Palavras.

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Dados sanitários de 210 milhões de brasileiros estão armazenados em “depósitos”, sob risco de captura por corporações ou potências estrangeiras. Há uma alternativa política e técnica: dispô-los em fluxos, ou “trilhos”, sob controle de seus titulares e do SUS, mas a salvo de invasões The post O que fazer com a memória da Saúde do Brasil appeared first on Outras Palavras.

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News From The States
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Sens. Ted Cruz, far left, and Maria Cantwell welcome Gonzaga University men's basketball coach Mark Few and University of Houston men's basketball coach Kelvin Sampson, far right, before a Sept. 14, 2026, news conference in Washington, D.C., with NCAA athletes and coaches on a bill to set national standards for college sports compensation. Cruz, the Republican chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, and Cantwell, the panel's ranking Democrat, sponsored the bill that cleared a procedural hurdle Sept. 15. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)]]>

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Sens. Ted Cruz, far left, and Maria Cantwell welcome Gonzaga University men's basketball coach Mark Few and University of Houston men's basketball coach Kelvin Sampson, far right, before a Sept. 14, 2026, news conference in Washington, D.C., with NCAA athletes and coaches on a bill to set national standards for college sports compensation. Cruz, the Republican chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, and Cantwell, the panel's ranking Democrat, sponsored the bill that cleared a procedural hurdle Sept. 15. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)]]>

El 6 de octubre ante Benín, el Monumental será escenario del último partido de Messi con la camiseta que marcó una era del fútbol argentino.

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El 6 de octubre ante Benín, el Monumental será escenario del último partido de Messi con la camiseta que marcó una era del fútbol argentino.

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Times of San Diego
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Speeding citations fell across Ocean Beach, Point Loma and neighboring communities in 2025, even as citywide enforcement reached its highest level since 2021.

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Speeding citations fell across Ocean Beach, Point Loma and neighboring communities in 2025, even as citywide enforcement reached its highest level since 2021.

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Inside Climate News
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A Trump administration rule eviscerating widespread habitat protections for endangered species just went into effect.  First proposed in April, the rule rescinds the long-held definition for a single word—harm—under the Endangered Species Act, a landmark law enacted in 1973 to conserve the country’s imperiled animals and plants. This seemingly tiny tweak has profound consequences, clearing […]

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A Trump administration rule eviscerating widespread habitat protections for endangered species just went into effect.  First proposed in April, the rule rescinds the long-held definition for a single word—harm—under the Endangered Species Act, a landmark law enacted in 1973 to conserve the country’s imperiled animals and plants. This seemingly tiny tweak has profound consequences, clearing […]

Nine Historically Black Colleges and Universities showcased their musical talents at Savannah State University's Ted Wright Stadium during the 2026 HBCU Battle of the Bands on September 14. 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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Nine Historically Black Colleges and Universities showcased their musical talents at Savannah State University's Ted Wright Stadium during the 2026 HBCU Battle of the Bands on September 14. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.

Twelve Arkansas pharmacies sued a pharmacy benefit manager in federal court Tuesday, alleging the company illegally underpaid them for tens of thousands of prescription medications. The complaint accuses St. Louis-based Express Scripts of violating a 2015 law that requires pharmacy benefit managers, also known as PBMs, to pay pharmacies at least the national average of […]

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Twelve Arkansas pharmacies sued a pharmacy benefit manager in federal court Tuesday, alleging the company illegally underpaid them for tens of thousands of prescription medications. The complaint accuses St. Louis-based Express Scripts of violating a 2015 law that requires pharmacy benefit managers, also known as PBMs, to pay pharmacies at least the national average of […]

法國世界報周二關注中國的一起社會抗爭事件。這一事件涉及107名入職不久的中國年輕大學畢業生以及中國汽車零部件巨頭星宇。星宇試圖解僱107名剛入職的年輕大學畢業生,可這些年輕的大學畢業生勇於抗爭,最終讓星宇低了頭。星宇因此陷入一系列麻煩,原本在香港上市的計畫也受到威脅。

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法國世界報周二關注中國的一起社會抗爭事件。這一事件涉及107名入職不久的中國年輕大學畢業生以及中國汽車零部件巨頭星宇。星宇試圖解僱107名剛入職的年輕大學畢業生,可這些年輕的大學畢業生勇於抗爭,最終讓星宇低了頭。星宇因此陷入一系列麻煩,原本在香港上市的計畫也受到威脅。

法国世界报周二关注中国的一起社会抗争事件。这一事件涉及107名入职不久的中国年轻大学毕业生以及中国汽车零部件巨头星宇。星宇试图解雇107名刚入职的年轻大学毕业生,可这些年轻的大学毕业生勇于抗争,最终让星宇低了头。星宇因此陷入一系列麻烦,原本在香港上市的计划也受到威胁。

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法国世界报周二关注中国的一起社会抗争事件。这一事件涉及107名入职不久的中国年轻大学毕业生以及中国汽车零部件巨头星宇。星宇试图解雇107名刚入职的年轻大学毕业生,可这些年轻的大学毕业生勇于抗争,最终让星宇低了头。星宇因此陷入一系列麻烦,原本在香港上市的计划也受到威胁。

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Rhode Island Current
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Rhode Island archery deer hunters started the season two weeks earlier in a larger portion of the state on Tuesday, a change supported by new data on the size of the deer population. The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) divides the Ocean State into four deer management zones for hunters. Archery season in […]

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Rhode Island archery deer hunters started the season two weeks earlier in a larger portion of the state on Tuesday, a change supported by new data on the size of the deer population. The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) divides the Ocean State into four deer management zones for hunters. Archery season in […]

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(The Center Square) – Texas continues to crack down on noncitizens voting. New actions were announced Tuesday by the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas and the Texas Secretary of State. In the northern district, U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould announced that seven non-citizens were charged with unlawfully voting in federal elections or falsely claiming U.S. citizenship in Tarrant County. Six were indicted on Sept. 10; one was charged by a criminal complaint on Sept. 11. All seven have been arrested. Federal agents arrested one on Sept. 11, five on Sept.14 and one surrendered to federal authorities on Tuesday. “Federal elections belong to American citizens – period,” Raybould said. “When individuals who are not citizens cast ballots or falsely claim citizenship, they violate federal law, undermine the integrity of our electoral process and erode the public’s confidence in the fairness of our elections. These charges send a clear message: We will enforce the law. We will hold offenders accountable. And we will safeguard the voting process for the citizens it is meant to serve. “These are not isolated incidents in North Texas,” he added. On the same day that several noncitizens were indicted, an illegal foreign national from Mexico was sentenced to 36 months in prison for aggravated identity theft, identity theft, “voting by an alien in a federal election” and false statements of citizenship, his office said. Charges include “voting by an alien in a federal election and false statement of citizenship in order to register to vote,” and making false statements in relation to naturalization. Those charged include a 67-year-old Nigerian citizen and lawful permanent resident (LPR, Green Card holder) in Tarrant County; a 27-year-old Nigerian citizen and LPR; 41-year-old Mexican citizen and LPR; a 69-year-old Indian citizen and LPR; a 20-year-old citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo and LPR; a 38-year-old Mexican citizen and LPR; and a 36-year-old Mexican national in the country illegally who was ordered to be deported in July and remained a fugitive until he turned himself in. Homeland Security Investigations and FBI Dallas field offices conducted investigations with assistance from the OAG’s Election Integrity Unit and Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office. Also on Tuesday, the Texas Secretary of State referred 117 cases to the OAG to investigate noncitizens who have potentially voted in federal elections. The referral “is part of a larger update on Texas’ ongoing efforts to review voter citizenship ahead of the Nov. 3 Election,” the office said. “By law and according to our Constitution, citizenship is a requirement to vote in Texas, and we have a duty to ensure that only eligible voters participate in our elections,” Secretary of State Robert Howden said. “We also have a responsibility to make sure eligible citizens can exercise their right to vote, which is why we are taking great care with this data and conducting additional layers of due diligence.” Last fall, the SOS ran the names of 18 million registered voters in Texas through the federal Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database. The process identified 2,724 potential noncitizens on Texas’ voter rolls. The list of names was referred to county registrars to conduct their own investigations pursuant to state law. The SOS also partnered with the Texas Department of Public Safety to manually review the 2,724 names. They also asked counties to report back the results of their local investigations, the SOS said. The additional review narrowed the number of potential noncitizens by showing that 578 voters demonstrated citizenship. Among them were 506 whose passport information had been added to SAVE after the SOS’s initial data comparison. The SOS then advised counties to reinstate these registrations if they had been removed. The SOS announcement comes after the SOS identified nearly 3,000 noncitizens on the voter rolls in Texas last October, The Center Square reported. The SOS analysis of voter rolls crosschecked with SAVE began last year after the Trump administration’s Department of Homeland Security made available the SAVE database to state governments. The Biden administration had denied states access to the database contrary to federal law, prompting Texas and 16 states to sue for access. In 2024, Texas removed 6,500 noncitizens from its voter rolls and requested information on noncitizens from DHS/USCIS, The Center Square reported. This included a list of 454,289 registered voters in Texas “who have never had their citizenship verified.” It requested access to crosscheck the data with federal citizenship data, which the Biden administration rejected. Last year, Texas was one of the first states to participate in a pilot program with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to perform voter list maintenance using SAVE. If found guilty, the offenses result in the foreign nationals losing their LPR status and being deported, according to federal law. The Mexican national with a deportation order faces expedited removal, authorities have told The Center Square.

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(The Center Square) – Texas continues to crack down on noncitizens voting. New actions were announced Tuesday by the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas and the Texas Secretary of State. In the northern district, U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould announced that seven non-citizens were charged with unlawfully voting in federal elections or falsely claiming U.S. citizenship in Tarrant County. Six were indicted on Sept. 10; one was charged by a criminal complaint on Sept. 11. All seven have been arrested. Federal agents arrested one on Sept. 11, five on Sept.14 and one surrendered to federal authorities on Tuesday. “Federal elections belong to American citizens – period,” Raybould said. “When individuals who are not citizens cast ballots or falsely claim citizenship, they violate federal law, undermine the integrity of our electoral process and erode the public’s confidence in the fairness of our elections. These charges send a clear message: We will enforce the law. We will hold offenders accountable. And we will safeguard the voting process for the citizens it is meant to serve. “These are not isolated incidents in North Texas,” he added. On the same day that several noncitizens were indicted, an illegal foreign national from Mexico was sentenced to 36 months in prison for aggravated identity theft, identity theft, “voting by an alien in a federal election” and false statements of citizenship, his office said. Charges include “voting by an alien in a federal election and false statement of citizenship in order to register to vote,” and making false statements in relation to naturalization. Those charged include a 67-year-old Nigerian citizen and lawful permanent resident (LPR, Green Card holder) in Tarrant County; a 27-year-old Nigerian citizen and LPR; 41-year-old Mexican citizen and LPR; a 69-year-old Indian citizen and LPR; a 20-year-old citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo and LPR; a 38-year-old Mexican citizen and LPR; and a 36-year-old Mexican national in the country illegally who was ordered to be deported in July and remained a fugitive until he turned himself in. Homeland Security Investigations and FBI Dallas field offices conducted investigations with assistance from the OAG’s Election Integrity Unit and Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office. Also on Tuesday, the Texas Secretary of State referred 117 cases to the OAG to investigate noncitizens who have potentially voted in federal elections. The referral “is part of a larger update on Texas’ ongoing efforts to review voter citizenship ahead of the Nov. 3 Election,” the office said. “By law and according to our Constitution, citizenship is a requirement to vote in Texas, and we have a duty to ensure that only eligible voters participate in our elections,” Secretary of State Robert Howden said. “We also have a responsibility to make sure eligible citizens can exercise their right to vote, which is why we are taking great care with this data and conducting additional layers of due diligence.” Last fall, the SOS ran the names of 18 million registered voters in Texas through the federal Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database. The process identified 2,724 potential noncitizens on Texas’ voter rolls. The list of names was referred to county registrars to conduct their own investigations pursuant to state law. The SOS also partnered with the Texas Department of Public Safety to manually review the 2,724 names. They also asked counties to report back the results of their local investigations, the SOS said. The additional review narrowed the number of potential noncitizens by showing that 578 voters demonstrated citizenship. Among them were 506 whose passport information had been added to SAVE after the SOS’s initial data comparison. The SOS then advised counties to reinstate these registrations if they had been removed. The SOS announcement comes after the SOS identified nearly 3,000 noncitizens on the voter rolls in Texas last October, The Center Square reported. The SOS analysis of voter rolls crosschecked with SAVE began last year after the Trump administration’s Department of Homeland Security made available the SAVE database to state governments. The Biden administration had denied states access to the database contrary to federal law, prompting Texas and 16 states to sue for access. In 2024, Texas removed 6,500 noncitizens from its voter rolls and requested information on noncitizens from DHS/USCIS, The Center Square reported. This included a list of 454,289 registered voters in Texas “who have never had their citizenship verified.” It requested access to crosscheck the data with federal citizenship data, which the Biden administration rejected. Last year, Texas was one of the first states to participate in a pilot program with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to perform voter list maintenance using SAVE. If found guilty, the offenses result in the foreign nationals losing their LPR status and being deported, according to federal law. The Mexican national with a deportation order faces expedited removal, authorities have told The Center Square.

法國央行周二將2026年法國經濟增長預期下調了0.1個百分點,目前的預計是增長0.4%。上星期四,法國國家統計與經濟研究所(Insee)預計的2026年法國經濟增長率也是0.4%。不過,雖然數字相同,但解讀卻不同。

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法國央行周二將2026年法國經濟增長預期下調了0.1個百分點,目前的預計是增長0.4%。上星期四,法國國家統計與經濟研究所(Insee)預計的2026年法國經濟增長率也是0.4%。不過,雖然數字相同,但解讀卻不同。

法国央行周二将2026年法国经济增长预期下调了0.1个百分点,目前的预计是增长0.4%。上星期四,法国国家统计与经济研究所(Insee)预计的2026年法国经济增长率也是0.4%。不过,虽然数字相同,但解读却不同。

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法国央行周二将2026年法国经济增长预期下调了0.1个百分点,目前的预计是增长0.4%。上星期四,法国国家统计与经济研究所(Insee)预计的2026年法国经济增长率也是0.4%。不过,虽然数字相同,但解读却不同。

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Good Info Newswire
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Mark your calendar for Fallidays, which is scheduled for Sept. 26 and 27 this year and includes a variety of fun family activities The post Celebrate the season with Fallidays at Silver Bell Square appeared first on Good Info Newswire.

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Mark your calendar for Fallidays, which is scheduled for Sept. 26 and 27 this year and includes a variety of fun family activities The post Celebrate the season with Fallidays at Silver Bell Square appeared first on Good Info Newswire.

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InDepthNH
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Dartmouth Health (DH) notified 124 employees today that their positions have been eliminated in addition to the cancellation of 303 open positions from Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Southern Region. The post Dartmouth Health announces staff reductions appeared first on InDepthNH.org.

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Dartmouth Health (DH) notified 124 employees today that their positions have been eliminated in addition to the cancellation of 303 open positions from Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Southern Region. The post Dartmouth Health announces staff reductions appeared first on InDepthNH.org.

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Oklahoma Voice
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Residents of a drying up waterfront community expressed outrage Tuesday after a state agency allowed an unpermitted dam to remain upstream of their lake. After the meeting, one of the dam’s owners, former state Senate President Pro Tem Glenn Coffee, offered the residents $100,000 if they could raise $300,000 for seed money […]

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OKLAHOMA CITY – Residents of a drying up waterfront community expressed outrage Tuesday after a state agency allowed an unpermitted dam to remain upstream of their lake. After the meeting, one of the dam’s owners, former state Senate President Pro Tem Glenn Coffee, offered the residents $100,000 if they could raise $300,000 for seed money […]

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Minnesota Reformer
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Minnesotans bought over $150 million worth of recreational cannabis products in the first year of sales at state-licensed stores, the state’s Office of Cannabis Management said in a press release Tuesday. The state’s 90,000 registered medical cannabis patients also bought over $100 million of medicinal weed, adding to a total of at least $250 million […]

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Minnesotans bought over $150 million worth of recreational cannabis products in the first year of sales at state-licensed stores, the state’s Office of Cannabis Management said in a press release Tuesday. The state’s 90,000 registered medical cannabis patients also bought over $100 million of medicinal weed, adding to a total of at least $250 million […]

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South Carolina Daily Gazette
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Watchdog nonprofits argued Gov. Henry McMaster's deployment went beyond his powers in state law, but his attorneys disagreed.

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Watchdog nonprofits argued Gov. Henry McMaster's deployment went beyond his powers in state law, but his attorneys disagreed.