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Month: February 2025

Israeli police investigating reports of explosions involving several buses, called ‘suspected terror attack’

TEL AVIV (Sky News) — Israeli police are investigating reports of explosions involving several buses on Thursday, Sky News reported. A police spokesperson called the incident in Bat Yam a “suspected terror attack” and said “multiple reports have been received of explosions involving several buses at different locations” in the city, located south of Tel

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New online tool allows Kansas Citians to better track criminal cases in Jackson County

By KSHB Staff Click here for updates on this story     KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KSHB) — The Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office announced Thursday the launch of a new digital case tracking platform for cases in Jackson County. The new online tracking system, available through the Prosecutor’s website, allows community members to monitor their cases. By

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Mexico’s Sheinbaum vows to protect national sovereignty as US cracks down on cartels in its territory

By Abel Alvarado and Gerardo Lemos, CNN (CNN) — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she’ll propose reforms to the country’s constitution aiming to reinforce the nation’s sovereignty, after the US designated several Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations – a move that could potentially lay the groundwork for direct US strikes inside Mexican territory. “The

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The ‘James Bond’ property is changing hands. Here’s who we’d love to see play 007 next

By Dan Heching, CNN (CNN) — Everyone’s favorite fictional British Secret Service agent is experiencing a managerial changeup, but for us, the moviegoing public, it means just one thing: time to start dream-casting again. After it was announced on Thursday that creative control of the “James Bond” film series – based on the Ian Fleming

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Bend Democratic lawmakers Anthony Broadman, Emerson Levy join GOP in calling for repeal of state’s wildfire hazard map

Democratic state Senator Anthony Broadman of Bend on Thursday joined a recent call by Republican lawmakers to repeal the state’s revised wildfire hazard map, saying it doesn’t “create an equitable system” or account for variance among properties. Rep. Emerson Levy, D-Bend, told KTVZ News she also supports its repeal.

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