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The North Carolina Senate Elections Committee advanced a pair of election law bills Tuesday, drawing mixed reactions from voting rights advocates. The first bill, House Bill 834, received mostly praise, as it extends the period during which voters are able to cure problems on their ballots from three business days after the election to five […]

El lateral muestra en redes el boceto diseñado por el famoso tatuador Ganga.

Like two sides of a coin imprinted with the nation’s motto, “e pluribus unum” — out of many, one — America’s political factions are cast in opposition, but they are intrinsically bound together as parts of a larger whole. From the beginning, the United States has aspired to build a more perfect union. When our founders […]

Yes. According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, the project that began in 2025 is expected to wrap up in 2033. The post Is the Milwaukee I-94 construction project expected to take eight years? appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

Nuevas reglas sobre asilo en EE. UU. permiten enviar solicitudes sin entrevista, lo que lleva a procesos de deportación. La entrada Gobierno de Trump permitirá enviar solicitudes de asilo a tribunales sin entrevista previa se publicó primero en Enlace Latino NC. Gobierno de Trump permitirá enviar solicitudes de asilo a tribunales sin entrevista previa was first posted on julio 28, 2026 at 6:00 pm.©2024 "Enlace Latino NC". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact me at paola@enlacelatinonc.org

Si buscas un vestido diferente para el verano, este diseño de Zara por 15,99 euros es un acierto seguro.

El diseño de lino de Zara que combina elegancia y tendencia ahora tiene un descuento irresistible.

Elegante, favorecedor y asequible: así es el vestido satinado de Stradivarius que no pasa desapercibido.

La emulsión de Clarins que puedes aplicar incluso sobre las medias y está conquistando a quienes pasan muchas horas de pie.

Suavinex Dear Mommy: la colonia de 25 euros que homenajea a las madres con un aroma inolvidable.

La versión más práctica de Light Blue ya está en Sephora y promete convertirse en un imprescindible.

Triple protección en un solo gesto: el producto de Nuggela & Sulé que no puede faltar este verano.

El champú que necesitan las raíces grasas y las puntas deshidratadas ya está entre los más buscados.

¿Piel apagada? Este tratamiento con extracto de arroz de 17 euros promete un efecto buena cara inmediato.

Milky White: el esmalte de Sephora que promete la manicura más elegante del verano por solo 14 euros.

By mid-July, data center rumors in the Southwest Georgia city of Albany demanded attention. That was why city officials scheduled four public sessions on data centers: to clear the air. “If you have a question, you can come to the mic and we will try to answer the questions that you have,” Albany City Manager […]

Jim Elser, director of the Flathead Lake Biological Station, was hoping that a sweep of tests done last fall in the Flathead Basin would show no presence of so-called “forever chemicals” in the surface water surrounding the largest lake in the West.  But the preliminary tests done around the lake and influent streams showed quantifiable […]

აშშ-ის, უკრაინისა და ისრაელის ლიდერებმა 28 ივლისს მონაწილეობა მიიღეს ამერიკელი რესპუბლიკელი სენატორის, ლინდსი გრემის დაკრძალვის ცერემონიაში, რომელიც ვაშინგტონის საკათედრო ტაძარში გაიმართა. ცერემონიას ესწრებოდნენ ვიცე-პრეზიდენტი ჯეი დი ვენსი, ფინანსთა მინისტრი, სკოტ ბესენტი და სხვა მაღალჩინოსნები. ტრამპმა - რომელსაც მისი პოლიტიკური კარიერის დასაწყისში გრემი მწვავედ აკრიტიკებდა, თუმცა შემდეგ მისი მხურვალე მომხრე გახდა - ცერემონიაზე სიტყვა წარმოთქვა. მან აღნიშნა, რომ გრემი მხარს უჭერდა აშშ-ის...

President Donald Trump remembered the late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham as an American idealist, a good golf buddy and “one of the great figures in Senate history” during a memorial service Tuesday at the National Cathedral in the nation’s capital. Graham died suddenly July 11, two days after his 71st birthday, of a tear in […]

(The Center Square) – A new bill signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom permanently funds California’s Farm to School program, which provides school meals from local farms to the Golden State’s kids. The new law eliminates the program’s sunset date of Dec. 31, 2027, making the account that funds the program permanent, according to a legislative analysis. The program was started in 2021 to provide children in California’s public schools with free nutritious and fresh meals from farms throughout the state. “California’s kids deserve access to school meals that are locally-sourced and full of nutrients to help them reach their full potential and thrive,” Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the governor’s wife and an advocate of the program, said in a press release. “Our Farm to School Program has been a lifeline for children across the state, not only providing free, healthy meals but strengthening local economies through food worker training and supporting California farmers and producers.” The Center Square reached out to officials with Newsom’s press office, which also handles communications for his wife. That office sent along the press release announcing Newsom had signed Senate Bill 172 into law. Advocates of ensuring permanent funding for the program said California’s school children should get healthy food grown on the state’s farms. “I think California has decided that school meals are worthwhile,” Steven Fenaroli, managing director of public affairs and communications for the California Farm Bureau, told The Center Square. “For us, it seems like a good way to connect children with food in their local communities.” The bill did not allocate a specific dollar amount for permanent funding of the Farm to School program, and it is unclear how much the state would spend on the program each year. Those who work for local school districts said the Farm to School program doesn’t just provide students with free meals from farms near – or sometimes at – their school, but that it also gives kids a hands-on opportunity to learn about food. Mike Pingree, food service director for Amador County Unified School District, told The Center Square that permanent funding for the program allows the Northern California district to continue a farm that it started. “A lot of local farms don’t have enough to produce what we’re needing,” Pingree said on Tuesday. “So we started our own farm. We produce all of our own fruits and vegetables that go into the salad bar, so that funding will just support that and continue it on.” Students in the school district who participate in Future Farmers of America, or FFA, seeded, planted and harvest fruit and vegetables grown on the farm, Pingree said. This school year, students in the district will continue upkeep of the farm as part of their classroom time, which Pingree said allows students to learn in a “living classroom,” where they will learn how to identify plants and weeds and manage pests. The food produced by the district’s farm will feed roughly 4,000 students, Pingree said. “We know exactly where it’s grown. We know who grew it. We know there’s no chemicals involved,” Pingree said. “And we’re only six months in. We’ve put almost 8,500 pounds of produce out there.”