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Month: August 2024

Indonesia’s new capital isn’t ready yet. The president is celebrating Independence Day there anyway

Associated Press PENAJAM PASER UTARA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia is marking 79 years of independence with a ceremony in its future new capital of Nusantara, a city still under construction. Relocating the capital to Nusantara, on the island of Borneo, has been a long-delayed project, meant to ease the burdens on the congested and polluted

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‘We don’t know what’s happening’: Fear and confusion in Kursk as Russian residents take shelter and Ukraine advances

CNN By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Sudzha, Russia (CNN) — Bodies decomposing in the street. Bullet-marked civilian cars lining the road. Half of Lenin’s face blown away from the statue on the square. Streets littered with shrapnel. Locals huddling in a bomb shelter. The smell of death, in buildings torn open. It is a scene achingly familiar to Ukraine,

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OHA lifts health advisory for Lake Billy Chinook and Lake Simtustus, says cooldown reduced algae bloom intensity

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Oregon Health Authority said Friday it has lifted the recreational use health advisory issued for Lake Billy Chinook and Lake Simtustus in Jefferson County. OHA issued the advisory on Thursday, Aug. 8. Water monitoring has confirmed that the level of cyanotoxins (harmful algae) in Lake Billy Chinook and Lake Simtustus

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Former congressman George Santos expected to plead guilty to charges related to campaign fraud Monday

By Mark Morales, CNN (CNN) — Former New York Rep. George Santos is expected to plead guilty Monday to federal charges relating to fraudulent activity during his 2022 midterm campaign, according to multiple sources familiar with the deal. Santos, who was expelled from the House last year, previously pleaded not guilty to 23 federal charges, including allegations

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16 villagers killed and 20 abducted in Congo in attacks blamed on Islamic State-linked rebels

Associated Press KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — Militants with ties to the Islamic State group have killed 16 villagers in northeastern Congo and kidnapped 20 others. A local civil society group said Friday that the attacks occurred between Wednesday and Friday and that some of the victims were farmers. Dozens of villages across Congo are besieged

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Lula da Silva dice que el Gobierno de Maduro en Venezuela es un régimen con un “sesgo autoritario”, pero “no es una dictadura”

Paulina Nares (CNN Español) — El presidente de Brasil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, calificó este viernes al Gobierno de Nicolás Maduro en Venezuela como un régimen “muy desagradable” con un “sesgo autoritario”, aunque aclaró que no lo considera una dictadura. “Creo que Venezuela vive en un régimen muy desagradable. No creo que sea una dictadura, es diferente a una dictadura. Sabes,

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EE.UU. observa de cerca cómo las fuerzas ucranianas avanzan hacia Rusia con armas estadounidenses

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN) — Estados Unidos ha observado de cerca cómo las fuerzas de Ucrania se adentraban más en territorio ruso, impulsadas en parte por armas y equipos proporcionados por Estados Unidos, lo que ha suscitado dudas sobre si Kyiv ha respetado las restricciones de la administración Biden sobre el uso de armamento estadounidense. Ucrania

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‘We don’t know what’s happening’: Fear and confusion in Kursk as Russian residents take shelter and Ukraine advances

CNN By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Sudzha, Russia (CNN) — Bodies decomposing in the street. Bullet-marked civilian cars lining the road. Half of Lenin’s face blown away from the statue on the square. Streets littered with shrapnel. Locals huddling in a bomb shelter. The smell of death, in buildings torn open. It is a scene achingly familiar to Ukraine,

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‘We don’t know what’s happening’: Fear and confusion in Kursk as Russian residents take shelter and Ukraine advances

By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Sudzha, Russia (CNN) — Bodies decomposing in the street. Bullet-marked civilian cars lining the road. Half of Lenin’s face blown away from the statue on the square. Streets littered with shrapnel. Locals huddling in a bomb shelter. The smell of death, in buildings torn open. It is a scene achingly familiar to Ukraine, yet

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Her name was on a filing agreeing to be a Cornel West elector. Her question: What’s an elector?

Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — When Denisha Mitchell was asked why she filled out paperwork to serve as an Arizona elector for the independent presidential candidate Cornel West, her first response was “What?!” Her second: What’s an elector? “I was shocked and surprised by it all. I didn’t even know what an elector was,” Mitchell

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