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Israel says halting Hezbollah attacks is now a war goal as officials warn of a wider operation

Associated Press JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel said Tuesday that halting Hezbollah’s attacks in the country’s north to allow residents to return to their homes is now an official war goal, as it considers a wider military operation in Lebanon that could ignite an all-out conflict. Israeli officials have repeatedly threatened to take heavier military action

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Las mujeres en el trabajo están avanzando en puestos de liderazgo, pero alcanzar a los hombres podría llevar décadas, según un nuevo informe

Julia Hernández (CNN) — En lo que respecta a la promoción de la mujer en las empresas estadounidenses, se han producido avances desde 2015, según el décimo análisis anual del grupo de defensa de la mujer en el trabajo LeanIn.org y la consultora McKinsey & Company. Pero su informe, publicado este martes, señala que las

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De Ucrania a Hawai: el extraño comportamiento del sospechoso del intento de magnicidio de Trump sugiere un “delirio de grandeza”

Sofía Barruti (CNN)  — El hombre sospechoso del aparente intento de magnicidio contra el expresidente Donald Trump se describió el domingo en las redes sociales como un luchador trotamundos por la libertad: tuiteaba a los líderes mundiales, viajaba a Ucrania para apoyar su esfuerzo bélico y profesaba su voluntad de morir por las causas en

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UN experts decry worsening repression in Venezuela after contested election

Associated Press GENEVA (AP) — Independent U.N. human rights experts say Venezuela’s government has intensified the “harshest and most violent mechanisms of its repressive apparatus” in the wake of the disputed July presidential election. Venezuela’s National Electoral Council, which is closely aligned with President Nicolás Maduro’s administration, has declared that he won the July 28

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ODF ‘optimistic we’ve hit a turning point’ in fire season – but over 7,700 firefighters are still battling 20 large blazes

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — More than 7,700 firefighters are still working on the 20 large fires still burning across Oregon, but Oregon Department of Forestry authorities said Monday they are “optimistic” the cooler weather means we’ve turnedg the corner on a fire season in which nearly 2 million acres have burned. ODF Incident Management Teams

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Days of tribal violence in Papua New Guinea leave more than 35 people dead, police say

Associated Press MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — A police official says days of tribal violence in Papua New Guinea’s mountainous interior have left more than 35 people dead. Police Assistant Commissioner Joseph Tondon in Enga province on Tuesday said the death toll from the violence blamed on illegal miners is still being assessed. But he said

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Oregon Cultural Trust launches Cultural Ambassador Network to promote cultural giving across the state

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – More than 50 Oregonians have joined forces to launch the Oregon Cultural Trust’s new Cultural Ambassador Network, inspired to promote cultural giving in Oregon. Inaugural members include Norm Smith, president emeritus of The Ford Family Foundation, Oregon Poet Laureate Emerita Paulann Petersen and former state representative Margaret Doherty, as well as many

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Oregon secretary of state marks National Voter Registration Day, reminds of October 15 deadline for Nov. election

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — On Tuesday, Secretary of State LaVonne Griffin-Valade is celebrating National Voter Registration Day by encouraging eligible Oregonians to register to vote or update their voter registration at OregonVotes.gov/register. National Voter Registration Day is a nonpartisan civic holiday started in 2012 that is dedicated to celebrating our democracy. The deadline to register to

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A key employee says the Titan sub tragedy could have been prevented

Associated Press A key employee who labeled a doomed experimental submersible unsafe prior to its last, fatal voyage testified Tuesday that the tragedy could have been prevented if a federal safety agency had investigated his complaint. David Lochridge, OceanGate’s former operations director, said he felt let down by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s decision

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