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Bethlehem Inn names Michael Hancock as its new executive director, succeeding Gwenn Wysling

(Update: adding video) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Bethlehem Inn Board of Directors announced Monday the appointment of Michael Hancock as its new executive director. Hancock, who has served as interim executive director since February, following the retirement announcement of longtime leader Gwenn Wysling.  “Hancock will now officially take the helm to guide Bethlehem Inn

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Netanyahu dice que Irán podría cambiar de Gobierno durante la ofensiva israelí. ¿Es probable?

Por Nadeen Ebrahim, CNN Desde que Israel inició su ofensiva coordinada contra Irán el viernes, han aumentado los llamados a un cambio de régimen en el país, desde sectores duros del Congreso de Estados Unidos hasta funcionarios israelíes y algunos activistas iraníes en el extranjero. Sostienen que la República Islámica está significativamente debilitada y que

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Former CDC advisers say they are ‘deeply concerned’ RFK Jr.’s actions will critically weaken US vaccine program

By Brenda Goodman, CNN (CNN) — Seventeen vaccine experts who were dismissed from a federal advisory panel last week say they are worried that recent moves by US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will destabilize vaccine policy in the US and jeopardize access to lifesaving immunizations. The experts sat on the

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A fashion designer and father of 2 was killed at a ‘No Kings’ protest in Utah. 1 man is accused of murder – but he wasn’t the shooter

By Holly Yan, Rafael Romo, CNN (CNN) — An innocent bystander at a “No Kings” protest in Utah was shot and killed by a “peacekeeper” who was aiming for a different man pointing an AR-15-style rifle toward the crowd, according to the Salt Lake City police. Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, 39, was fatally wounded Saturday

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Interactive mural in Downtown Fresno highlights stories of undocumented immigrants

By Vince Ybarra Click here for updates on this story     FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — A new interactive mural in Downtown Fresno is giving voice to undocumented immigrants through art and technology. The installation, created by Lizbeth DeLaCruz Santana, features the faces of undocumented individuals, paired with a QR code that links to personal stories. “In

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