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China pledges more help for its ailing property market, as IMF forecasts economy will slow

By ELAINE KURTENBACH AP Business Writer BANGKOK (AP) — Chinese markets have retreated despite a fresh flurry of measures to help prop up the ailing property sector. Shanghai’s Composite index dropped 1.5% after dipping sharply lower earlier in the afternoon. The retreat came after the International Monetary Fund forecast that China’s economy will expand at

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Seven detained in Turkey for allegedly selling information to Israel’s Mossad spy agency

ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkey’s state-run news agency says police have arrested seven people on suspicion of selling information to the Israeli intelligence service Mossad. The suspects, who allegedly passed details to Mossad via private detectives, were detained in a joint operation with Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization on Friday. The Anadolu news agency says police anti-terror

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Central Oregon LandWatch debuts ‘Faces of Skyline Forest’ video series

Gravel cyclist Serena Bishop Gordon kicks off series; six more videos highlighting Central Oregonians to come  BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Central Oregon LandWatch has just released the first video in its new seven-part series, “Faces of Skyline Forest.” The video, featuring professional gravel cyclist Serena Bishop Gordon, marks the beginning of a captivating exploration of Skyline

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Es posible que estés comiendo alimentos predigeridos sin saberlo. Este es el porqué

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — ¿Por qué muchas personas comen en exceso patatas fritas, cereales, pasteles, pudines y otros alimentos ultraprocesados a pesar de saber que esos alimentos pueden no ser saludables? Según la ciencia emergente, puede deberse a procesos de fabricación que “predigieren” los ingredientes de los alimentos crudos, creando alimentos ultraprocesados que evitan

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C.O. Scouts mark fifth anniversary of inclusive Scouting nationally, serving all youth, boys and girls

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Five years ago this week, Boy Scouts of America opened participation to include girls, locally and nationally. “Grit and perseverance were key as the young women who joined the 100-year old BSA program blazed their own trail to Eagle Scout. Lifelong friendships, the journey to leadership, and unimaginable adventures have only begun,” said

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Deschutes Children’s Foundation offers nonprofits office, classroom space at Redmond’s Becky Johnson Center

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Deschutes Children’s Foundation is excited to announce that they have office space available, to nonprofit organizations that specifically serve children and families, at the Becky Johnson Community Center in Redmond, located at 412 SW Eighth Street. Other campus partners in the building include NeighborImpact Head Start, Healthy Families of the High

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Un misil hutí estuvo a segundos de impactar contra un buque de guerra estadounidense. La Armada utilizó su ‘última línea de defensa’

Ángela Reyes Haczek (CNN) — La destrucción de un misil hutí por parte de un buque de guerra estadounidense en el mar Rojo esta semana marca la primera vez que se utiliza en este conflicto un avanzado sistema de armas apodado la “última línea de defensa” de la Armada. El destructor de la Armada USS

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M.J. Murdock Trust gives $500,000 boost to La Pine Community Health Center’s Wellness Center project

(Update: Adding video) La PINE, Ore. (KTVZ) – La Pine Community Health Center has received $500,000 from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust toward construction of its new three-story, 27,000-square-foot Wellness Center – one of 30 grants to nonprofits serving the Oregon community that totaled more than $7.5 million. The $500,000 amount put LCHC among the

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Half of US adults say Israel has gone too far in war in Gaza, AP-NORC poll shows

By ELLEN KNICKMEYER and LINLEY SANDERS Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Half of U.S. adults say Israel’s 15-week-old military campaign in Gaza has “gone too far,” a finding driven mainly by growing disapproval among Republicans and political independents, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. Broadly, the poll

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