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Month: March 2024

No se sospecha ningún crimen después de que el cuerpo del estudiante universitario Riley Strain fuera encontrado en un río de Nashville, dice la Policía

Gonzalo Jimenez (CNN) — El cuerpo de un estudiante de la Universidad de Missouri que desapareció después de salir de un bar en el centro de Nashville hace dos semanas fue encontrado el viernes en el río Cumberland, dijo la Policía. No había señales de juego sucio. Riley Strain, de 22 años, estaba en un

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Allegations around Dodger Shohei Ohtani’s interpreter spur MLB investigation amid IRS probe. Here’s the latest

By Homero De la Fuente, Raja Razek, Dalia Faheid and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN (CNN) — Major League Baseball and the Internal Revenue Service are investigating amid allegations surrounding Los Angeles Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani and his longtime interpreter Ippei Mizuhara. The investigations are underway just two days after Mizuhara, a longtime interpreter for the

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Baker School Bus Redmond crash

SUV hits school bus carrying 14 Baker Co. FFA youth on Hwy. 126 in Redmond; 3 minor injuries, driver charged with DUII

A Culver woman was arrested on DUII, reckless driving and assault charges Friday night after Oregon State police say she ran a stop sign on Highway 126 in Redmond and her SUV crashed into the side of a small school bus carrying 14 Baker County Future Farmers of America students in town for a state convention. Three were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

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For Haitian diaspora, gang violence back home is personal as hopes dim for eventual return

By ELLIOT SPAGAT Associated Press TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — Gang violence wracking Haiti has reverberated among the more than 1 million Haitians who left their country for Brazil, Chile, Mexico and the United States. Many feel helpless when they call terrified family members back home who can’t leave the violence-torn nation because airports are closed

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Lebanon’s displaced celebrate Ramadan amid fears that border conflict might become the ‘new normal’

By ABBY SEWELL Associated Press MARWANIEH, Lebanon (AP) — About 60 families are celebrating the Islamic holy month of Ramadan at an abandoned hotel in southern Lebanon, far from their homes. The families staying at the Hotel Montana in the town of Marwanieh are among the roughly 90,000 people from Lebanon’s southern border region who

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Senegal goes to the polls as country’s once sturdy democracy looks shaky

By Nimi Princewill, CNN (CNN) — Senegalese voters will choose their next president on Sunday in a delayed and high-stakes election that poses a test for the country’s democracy. Outgoing President Macky Sall, whose second and final term expires on April 2, has promised to peacefully handover to his elected successor after the country’s top court blocked his attempts

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New OSU study values economic impact of Willamette Valley agritourism at nearly $1 billion

CORVALLIS, Ore. (KTVZ) – A new, first-of-its-kind economic analysis finds that the annual economic impact of agritourism in Oregon’s Willamette Valley is nearly $1 billion. The Oregon State University Extension Service and the OSU College of Agricultural Sciences produced “An Initial Economic Impact Estimate of Agritourism in Oregon’s Willamette Valley,” which quantifies the economic effects

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Biden and Trump win Louisiana’s presidential primary having already clinched nominations

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump won Louisiana’s primary on Saturday, collecting more delegates after they already clinched their party nominations. Biden also appeared in Missouri’s Democratic primary, with results not expected to be reported until next week. None of the races were in suspense. Biden and Trump have already

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