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Month: November 2023

Biden says ‘revitalized Palestinian Authority’ should eventually govern Gaza and the West Bank

By WILL WEISSERT Associated Press WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — President Joe Biden says that achieving a cease-fire amid Israel’s war with Hamas “is not peace” and that an important key to lasting stability is a reunited Gaza Strip and West Bank that can be governed under “a revitalized Palestinian Authority.” In an op-ed published Saturday

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Biden threatens visa bans for ‘extremists’ who attack Palestinians in the West Bank, calls again for two-state solution

By Aileen Graef, Priscilla Alvarez and Kaanita Iyer, CNN (CNN) — President Joe Biden called for a stop to violence against Palestinians in the West Bank in an op-ed published Saturday, signaling that the US is prepared to issue visa bans, and again committed to pursuing a state for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza. “This much is

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Bend’s Trinity Episcopal Church makes ‘difficult decision’ to end nearly 40-year hosting of Family Kitchen’s free meal service

After nearly 40 years and tens of thousands of meals served to those in need — no questions asked — Trinity Episcopal Parish in Bend announced Saturday it “has made the difficult decision to not renew its host location relationship with Family Kitchen, after much consideration and with the utmost concern for the well-being of both organizations.”

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Investigators found fire and safety hazards on land under I-10 in Los Angeles before arson fire

By STEFANIE DAZIO Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — State investigators repeatedly identified fire and safety hazards at a leased storage space under an elevated Los Angeles freeway before it burned in an arson fire last weekend. The state’s transportation agency has released a series of documents about inspections to the site that flagged problematic

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A este maíz le quedaban las dos últimas mazorcas. Ahora podría ayudar a los agricultores a enfrentar la crisis climática

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — En 2018, el huracán Florence tenía como objetivo la granja de Campbell Coxe. Días antes la tormenta se había intensificado rápidamente en el Atlántico y, tras eso, el condado de Darlington, en Carolina del Sur, se encontraba en su camino. Coxe tuvo que tomar una decisión rápida: ¿cuál de los cultivos

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