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Sunrise: El último amanecer es la nueva adaptación cinematográfica de una novela de Anna Todd, autora de After, que traslada a Mallorca una historia de romance, enfermedad crónica y secretos familiares.

With the rapid expansion of data centers in California, residents and elected leaders should focus on what they can control: Setting boundaries with developers, according to data center experts. A panel of experts gathered for a webinar hosted by Agri-Pulse, which publishes agricultural news and updates, to understand how rural communities can limit data center […]

After the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced two cases of measles-related deaths in one county, the local coroner appeared to contradict the account. And in an ongoing spat with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has alleged that a Shapiro staffer may have even “fabricated” the deaths. We’ll lay out what we know. The post What We Know About Pennsylvania’s Two ‘Measles-Associated’ Deaths appeared first on FactCheck.org.

Several Montana Republican Party bylaw provisions designed to exert control over publicly elected officials are likely illegal, a Lewis and Clark County District Court judge has ruled. Judge Michael McMahon issued an injunction against portions of the new bylaws, created in June, that appear to be in conflict with state law. The post Judge: Key GOP bylaws are likely illegal appeared first on Montana Free Press.

A gubernatorial debate between GOP nominee Dan Cox and Gov. Wes Moore (D) sparks more debate, about how many debates there should be and who should be included, and "green bank" director Kathy Magruder steps down, in political notes.

A tradicional Festa do Peão de Barretos completa 70 anos este ano e acontece até o próximo domingo (30). Muito mais que um local de competições de rodeio e apresentação de artistas sertanejos, ela expressa a união entre o agronegócio e a indústria cultural no Brasil. Ao BdF Entrevista, a pesquisadora Ana Chã, autora do […] Fonte

Recent articles argue that abolishing ICE will result in worse outcomes for immigrants, and even debating the idea makes Democrats more vulnerable to attacks.

North Dakota lawmakers are headed to Bismarck for the second time this year, this time to restrict kratom, fix a funding mess of a museum project and deliberate other topics.  Republican majority leaders hope to wrap up the special session in three days, an ambitious time frame up against the Labor Day weekend. Gov. Kelly […]

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Farmers who purchased and had to repair John Deere large agricultural equipment during a certain time frame may be eligible for a payment as part of an antitrust class-action settlement.  To receive the payment, however, farmers must file a claim in the newly opened Deere Repair Settlement website, by Dec. 31. Right to repair advocates […]

While many might view Trump’s renamings as comical or unserious, for Indigenous communities, they are reminiscent of centuries of settler-colonial erasure.

The measles outbreak reported earlier this month in Southwest Wisconsin has increased markedly this week, the state health department reported Friday. With newly identified cases, the total number of people in Grant, Iowa and Lafayette counties confirmed with the viral illness has increased to 92, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Another six […]

In 2022, Walker Montgomery died by suicide after Adebola Festus Adekunle, allegedly posing as another person, convinced him to open a video chat and have a sexual encounter then threatened to send the video out if he didn't pay $1,000.

今天是2026年8月29日，距離2月28日伊朗戰爭爆發已經過去整整六個月了。還記得衝突最開始，特朗普曾信誓旦旦多次保證，這只會是一場持續數周的“小規模行動”。然而，六個月過去了，至今也完全看不到有絲毫結束的跡象。

今天是2026年8月29日，距离2月28日伊朗战争爆发已经过去整整六个月了。还记得冲突最开始，特朗普曾信誓旦旦多次保证，这只会是一场持续数周的“小规模行动”。然而，六个月过去了，至今也完全看不到有丝毫结束的迹象。

A San Diego Superior Court judge on Friday ruled against forcing an ex-Metropolitan Transit System staffer who accused ex-Chair Nathan Fletcher of sexual assault and harassment to cover the agency’s more than $775,000 in legal fees and costs. The post Judge: Not the Time for MTS to Seek Fees From Fletcher Accuser   appeared first on Voice of San Diego.

Os temporais que atingem o Rio Grande do Sul desde quinta-feira (27) já causaram danos em 13 municípios e deixaram ao menos 24 pessoas fora de casa. O balanço atualizado pela Defesa Civil estadual na tarde desta sexta-feira (28) registra ainda a morte de uma criança em Porto Alegre e uma pessoa ferida. Em diferentes […] Fonte

Depuis plusieurs jours, dans les salles de cinéma aux États-Unis, le public peut découvrir la situation des hôpitaux de Gaza. Le documentaire American Doctor, signé Poh Si Teng est une plongée dans le quotidien de trois médecins américains dans l'enfer de l'enclave palestinienne : entre bombardements israéliens et pénuries de matériels dues au blocus. Si ces médecins américains ont pu rentrer chez eux aux États-Unis, leurs confrères palestiniens restent à Gaza où soigner et sauver des vies est un défi quasi impossible.

County commissioners will vote on a list of proposed midterm voting sites after the first proposal faced public scrutiny.

(The Center Square) – After a teacher objected to using LGBTQ+ material, raising questions about religious accommodations and parental rights, a Tennessee charter school removed more than 20 books from its curriculum. In February of this year, a first-grade teacher at KIPP Nashville charter school objected to teaching two books featuring same-sex marriage because it conflicted with his religious beliefs. Instead, Eric Rivera asked another teacher in the classroom to read the books. According to Cliff Martin, senior counsel with First Liberty Institute, the principal threatened Rivera with termination and did not discuss how he could have religious accommodation. A demand letter from First Liberty attached the final warning Rivera received for choosing not to comply with the material. First Liberty argued Rivera was entitled to an accommodation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and that allowing another teacher to read the books would not create an undue hardship for the school. Title VII is a federal law under the 1964 Civil Rights Act that prohibits job discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin. “What Eric asked for was very minimal,” Martin told The Center Square in an exclusive interview. “It's the fact that they denied it that actually caused this to escalate.” Martin said that the dispute also brought to light concerns about parental consent for materials the school had in its curriculum involving sexual orientation and gender identity. After First Liberty notified the school and the Tennessee attorney general, the school removed more than 20 books from its curriculum. “The absence of a vehicle for parents to easily request accommodations or opt their children out of instruction due to their religious beliefs violates the First Amendment,” the demand letter stated. Martin stated that employers have been slow to update their policies and educate managers and human resources professionals about their obligations to employees and parents. In cases like Mirabelli v. Bonta and Mahmoud v. Taylor, the court recognized that parents have a constitutional right to know and opt out of various material for their children. Martin told The Center Square that he expects more teachers will seek religious accommodations as they become aware of their rights. “We believe there are more Eric Riveras that hold up their hand and say, ‘I would prefer not to teach this material’; we believe that schools are eventually going to have to respect them under Title VII,” Martin told The Center Square. The Center Square reached out to PFLAG Nashville and Advocates for Trans Equality, LGBTQ+ organizations, to get their reaction to the outcomes of this case, but did not receive a response.