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Nas últimas semanas, pautas envolvendo a saúde mental do DF têm ganhado força, muito por conta do populismo eleitoreiro que instrumentaliza a população em situação de rua, para que o governo do Distrito Federal avance com medidas higienistas e manicomiais que podem soar bem aos ouvidos ou se apresentarem como soluções, mas não abordam o […] Fonte

برخورد یک خودرو با تجمع شبانه حامیان جمهوری اسلامی در مشهد چهار کشته و ۱۱ زخمی بر جا گذاشت. مقام‌ها و رسانه‌های حکومتی درباره وضعیت راننده روایت‌های متفاوتی منتشر کردند؛ از مستی و تشنج تا مذهبی بودن. حتی مدل خودرویی که جنسیس ابتدا با آن برخورد کرد، در روایت پلیس تغییر کرد.

نشست وزیران خارجه اتحادیه اروپا در سایه اتهام آلمان به روسیه؛ از تحریم تا همکاری با ناتو

In some Kentucky communities where hyperscale data centers are being proposed, leaders in local governments and school districts are eyeing a potential tax windfall that they hope could lead to transformative investments back in their communities.  In the small Mercer County city of Burgin, a school board member for the city’s school district argued a […]

Beyond the ecopolitical death-drive we're riding, pluriversal possibilities nudging us toward "un mundo quepan muchos mundos" (a world in which many worlds fit) take root in poem, prose, and art from around the world—including here in SATX.

A Long Beach state lawmaker authored rules on the forefront of regulating Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook and YouTube.

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El mejor ciclista del planeta comienza una complicada recuperación en su propia casa.

Ka përfunduar takimi në mes të kryetarit të Lëvizjes Vetëvendosje Albin Kurti dhe kryetarit të Lidhjes Demokratike të Kosovës, Lumir Abdixhiku, raporton Koha.net. Pas takimit Kurti nuk është deklaruar për media, ndërsa Abdixhiku ka thënë se do të përpiqen që të takohen sërish, por se numrat në Kuvend dihen tashmë. Ai ka thënë se vendi […]

In midtown Phoenix, an ICE officer called 911 in mid-December 2025 as a pregnant woman who was being detained by immigration agents was having medical issues at a facility that has largely gone under the radar.  “We have a pregnant detainee complaining of severe abdominal pain,” the unidentified ICE agent says in a 911 recording […]

В кортеже президента РФ Владимира Путина появился пикап с зенитным пулеметом, обратили внимание телеграм-каналы.

(The Center Square) – The Republican Party of Louisiana is backing state Sen. Alan Seabaugh in the district attorney race while also weighing in on several lower-ballot races in Caddo Parish. The party's 2026 midterm endorsement list includes Seabaugh for district attorney of the 1st Judicial District, along with Matt Shields for Caddo Parish School Board District 4, Katie McLain for District 10 and Laura Neubert for Blanchard alderman. Seabaugh, R-Shreveport, is challenging incumbent District Attorney James Stewart Sr., a Democrat. Lauren Ray Anderson, a Libertarian, and Patricia Gilley, who has no party affiliation, also qualified for the Nov. 3 election. The Center Square previously reported Seabaugh has made the pace of prosecutions and public safety central to his campaign, arguing that cases need to move through Caddo Parish's criminal justice system more quickly. Seabaugh told The Center Square in August he believes a backlog of criminal cases can be reduced through more aggressive prosecution and faster case resolution. “We have to be willing to try cases,” Seabaugh said. “We have to be willing to move cases. We have to be willing to make decisions.” Stewart has defended the work of his office and previously told The Center Square that cases are entering the criminal justice system faster than courts can resolve them. He has pointed to staffing and funding limitations as contributors to the backlog. “Cases are coming in faster than they can be disposed of,” Stewart said, adding that the district attorney’s office is working with limited resources to handle the volume. Statistics provided by Stewart's office showed law enforcement referred 13,557 criminal charges to prosecutors last year and the office filed 11,835, an 87% filing rate. The Center Square was unable to independently verify those figures. Stewart was elected district attorney in 2015 and reelected in 2021. Seabaugh spent 13 years in the Louisiana House of Representatives before winning election to the state Senate in 2023. The state Republican Party is also getting involved down the Caddo ballot. In Caddo Parish School Board District 4, the party endorsed Shields, a Republican, who faces Susannah Poljak, who qualified with no party affiliation. Shields, an Air Force veteran, says his priorities include improving reading, math and science outcomes, increasing parental involvement and directing more education funding toward classrooms and teachers. In District 10, the Republican Party endorsed McLain, the Republican candidate in a two-person race against Democrat Michael Lafitte. McLain currently serves on the Caddo Parish School Board. The party also endorsed Laura Neubert for alderman in Blanchard. Notably absent from the endorsement list is the Blanchard mayor's race. Incumbent Mayor Jim Galambos and former Caddo Parish School Board member Steve Umling are competing for the position after a third candidate, Donald Nowatzke, was ruled ineligible because of residency requirements and withdrew from the race. Both Galambos and Umling are Republicans, but neither is listed among the state party's 2026 endorsements. Galambos has served as Blanchard mayor since 2016 after previously serving as an alderman. Umling previously served on the Caddo Parish School Board. The Shreveport mayor's race is also absent from the Louisiana Republican Party's endorsement list. Republican incumbent Mayor Tom Arceneaux is seeking a second term in a seven-candidate field that also includes state Rep. Tammy Phelps, Caddo commissioners Stormy Gage-Watts and John-Paul Young, former Caddo Commissioner Michael Williams, Chaunta Mero and Sia Ravari. The state party did not list an endorsement for any candidate in the race.

(The Center Square) – Minnesota has earned the highest possible credit rating for the fifth consecutive year. This comes from Moody’s Investors Service, S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings, which each gave the North Star State a “stable outlook.” “Even while federal actions create national economic uncertainty, Minnesota’s economic stability and sound fiscal management maintain the confidence of America’s top rating agencies,” said Gov. Tim Walz, a Democrat. “Making smart fiscal decisions is a hallmark of how we’ve governed. Balancing our state budget, reducing the structural imbalance, maintaining ample reserves, and prioritizing investments in Minnesotans have made this state the best place to live, work, and raise a family.” Minnesota received a AAA rating, which is the highest credit rating a government or other borrower can receive from a major credit-rating agency. For Minnesota, it means the rating agencies view the state as having an extremely strong ability to repay its debt and a very low risk of default. This lowers the cost of borrowing for the state. “Minnesota’s finances have shown significant resilience through economic downturns, and the state has demonstrated a strong commitment to bolstering its reserves during recoveries,” said Fitch Ratings. “Fitch expects the state’s economic trajectory to support strong revenue growth prospects.” Fitch Ratings also gave a AAA rating to four of the state’s general obligation bonds. Minnesota was one of 14 states to receive the AAA rating. According to Minnesota Management and Budget Commissioner Erin Campbell, Walz himself sat down with the rating agencies and discussed “what makes Minnesota a truly exceptional state.” “We have worked hard to create responsible budgets that maintain our state’s fiscal integrity while also making strategic investments and public policy decisions that will keep Minnesota competitive,” Campbell added. “I am grateful for the leadership the governor and legislative leaders have demonstrated to make this a reality.”

Что заставило Моди говорить с Путиным о необходимости остановить войну в Украине, и только ли Путину адресованы слова индийского политика?

A lockdown was lifted at a Waynesboro elementary school in western Virginia this afternoon after reports of a shooting there Thursday morning, three weeks after the school year began. Multiple media outlets reported a shooting occurred inside Westwood Hills Elementary School and that at least one adult was transported for emergency assistance before 11 a.m. […]

La cuenta de TikTok del creador de contenido latino Carlos Eduardo Espina, con más de 14.6 millones de seguidores, fue suspendida el 30 de agosto de ...

(Legal Newsline) — A bill that aims to end a wave of abusive “shakedown” privacy lawsuits targeted at California businesses and nonprofits over alleged violations of a 1967 wiretapping law has passed the state legislature and is on its way to the governor’s desk. Senate Bill 690, authored by state Sen. Anna Caballero (D-Merced), unanimously passed the Assembly on Friday. The measure gained state Senate approval last year and has received support from business groups and supporters of tort reforms. But amendments have narrowed the bill’s provisions. The latest version eliminates private lawsuits under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) for targeted actions related to common website tools, such as chats, payment processing and meeting scheduling. It would authorize only the state attorney general to bring such legal complaints against private parties. Among its privacy provisions, CIPA prohibited certain techniques for intercepting electronic communications and specifically prohibited using what’s called a “pen register” or a “trap and trace” device to capture such electronic data. But since 2024, California plaintiffs’ attorneys have alleged that the tracking technologies used on businesses’ websites to collect information on visitors are actually illegal pen registers under CIPA, according to the Legislature’s analysis of the bill. Caballero has reported that about 4,000 lawsuits alleging CIPA violations have been filed against businesses in the state – most of them related to tracking software – over several years. A coalition called Stop CIPA Shakedown Lawsuits argues that SB 690 is needed to deal with “the growing wave of abusive lawsuits” brought under CIPA. California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA) also expressed satisfaction that lawmakers acted on this issue. “CIPA was written in 1967 to stop wiretapping, not to punish businesses for using standard website tools already regulated under CCPA (the 2018 California Consumer Privacy Act),” Maryann Marino, regional director of California CALA, toldThe Record in an email. “Passing SB 690 doesn't weaken privacy protections. It simply closes the loophole that turned a criminal statute into a tool for shakedown lawsuits against small businesses in our state.” The measure is a win for all parties because it focuses enforcement on actual privacy harms to protect consumers while shielding small businesses from liability burdens, Marino said. In a prepared statement, Andrew Kingman, general counsel for the Virginia-based Alliance for Legal Fairness, urged California Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign the bill into law. “We are pleased to see California lawmakers recognize the urgent need for CIPA reform and advance SB 690 to the governor’s desk,” Kingman said. “This is a step forward for the small businesses, nonprofits and public agencies that have been forced to spend valuable resources defending themselves against abusive lawsuits.” If SB 690 becomes law, it will apply retroactively to any pending CIPA pen-register claim relating to websites and online or mobile applications for the two years prior to Jan. 1, 2027. Tens of thousands of demand letters seeking settlements relating to such CIPA violations have been sent to businesses and nonprofit groups across California in recent years, according to Stop CIPA Shakedown Lawsuits. Often, such letters and subsequent claims allege no actual harm has occurred, according to SB 690 supporters. Just five law firms have generated about 72% of the CIPA litigation in recent years, according to the California Chamber of Commerce.

Веніславський: очільників ГУР та СБУ викликають у Верховну Раду

Сразу две компании, которые занимаются разработкой искусственного интеллекта, представили свои новые модели. 1 сентября Anthropic показала обновленные версии Fable и Mythos, а на следующий день Google выпустила Gemini 3.8 Flash. Еще одна компания, OpenAI, пообещала вступить в эту гонку в ближайшее время с новой системой Astra. Все эти три анонса объединяет одно — они практически полностью сосредоточены на презентации возможностей ИИ, связанных с кибербезопасностью. «Медуза» рассказывает, как сместился фокус у разработчиков искусственного интеллекта.

The questions justices answered cropped up as part of a broader federal case about whether the secrecy law is constitutional.