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Month: August 2023

German far-right says the EU is a ‘failed project’ as it prepares for European Parliament elections

VIENNA (AP) — The far-right Alternative for Germany has declared the European Union a “failed project” in its current form as it adopts its program for next June’s European Parliament election at its party convention in the eastern city of Magdeburg. The text states that the EU has “completely failed” in all important areas, including

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Governor Parson signs order activating State Emergency Operations Plan in response to severe weather

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KIMZ) Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 23-08 Saturday, activating the Missouri State Emergency Operations Plan in response to severe weather and flooding that has been impacting the state. This order comes just one day after different E-F tornadoes hit counties in the state on Friday, forcing some people to regroup and find shelter elsewhere.

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Vivek Ramaswamy’s Hindu faith is front and center in his GOP presidential campaign

By DEEPA BHARATH The Associated Press Vivek Ramaswamy is as comfortable talking about Bible stories as he is sharing the message of the Bhagavad Gita, one of the most sacred Hindu texts. The 37-year-old biotech entrepreneur turned Republican presidential candidate has been steadily garnering support in a party dominated by conservative Christians. In many polls,

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Black characters and stories are finally in the sci-fi and horror spotlight. It’s been a long time coming for fans

By Radhika Marya, CNN (CNN) — Science-fiction author N.K. Jemisin loved “The Jetsons” as a child, fantasizing about taking a flying car to school thanks to its space-age vision of the 21st century. But while watching reruns as an adult, she noticed that there was “nobody even slightly brown” and that “even the family android

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Governments are gathering to talk about the Amazon rainforest. Why is it so important to protect?

By FABIANO MAISONNAVE and DAVID BILLER Associated Press BELEM, Brazil (AP) — Representatives of eight South American governments are gathering in Brazil this week to talk about the Amazon rainforest. A major goal of the two-day summit that starts Tuesday in Belem is how to tackle the immense challenges of protecting an area that’s critical

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Investigadora descubre el fósil de un gusano de 500 millones de años y lo nombra en honor al monstruo de ‘Dune’

Gonzalo Jimenez (CNN) — Una paleontóloga de la Universidad de Kansas que exploraba un área conocida por sus fósiles descubrió recientemente un antiguo gusano marino, y mostró su lado “nerd” al nombrarlo. Cuando Rhiannon LaVine encontró el fósil de 500 millones de años, la investigadora asociada del Instituto de Biodiversidad y el Museo de Historia

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