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Month: December 2024

Venezuelan opposition member leaves Argentine diplomatic compound after sheltering for 9 months

Associated Press MEXICO CITY (AP) — One of the six members of Venezuela’s political opposition who have been sheltering for nine months in the Argentine diplomatic compound in the capital, Caracas, has abandoned the premises. Two people familiar with the situation at the facility confirmed to The Associated Press that Fernando Martinez left the ambassador’s

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For some, the pope’s big Holy Year only aggravates housing crisis as overtourism pushes out Romans

When Pope Francis left the Vatican earlier this month for his traditional Christmastime outing downtown, he acknowledged what many Romans have been complaining about for months: That his big plans for a Holy Year had turned their city into a giant construction pit, with traffic-clogging roadworks tearing up major thoroughfares, scaffolding covering prized monuments and

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Pay it Forward: The Shepherd’s House is here to help; now they could use yours

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — NewsChannel 21 Chief Meteorologist John Carroll took a trip Thursday to the Shepherd’s House Ministries’ Redmond Center. The Redmond location is celebrating their one-year anniversary this month, and with the annual Christmas Dinner just around the corner, any donation is incredibly appreciated. Their Christmas Dinner is open to anyone and everyone.

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24 hours that exposed a schism between Trump and Johnson and sent the government hurtling toward a shutdown

By Eric Bradner, Sarah Ferris, Annie Grayer, Kayla Tausche, Kristen Holmes and Alayna Treene, CNN (CNN) — President-elect Donald Trump has long supported House Speaker Mike Johnson — hosting him on election night, bringing him to the Army-Navy college football game last weekend and backing him privately despite conservative complaints about the House’s actions. That’s

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Australia announces $118 million deal to enhance policing in Solomon Islands

Associated Press MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia has announced it will pay for more police in Solomon Islands and create a police training center in the South Pacific island nation’s capital Honiara, where Chinese law enforcement instructors are already based under a bilateral security pact with Beijing. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Friday Australia

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