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Month: November 2023

Father of Liverpool striker Luis Díaz released after his kidnapping in Colombia by ELN guerrillas

By ASTRID SUÁREZ and MARKO ÁLVAREZ Associated Press BARRANCAS, Colombia (AP) — The father of Liverpool striker Luis Díaz was released Thursday by members of a guerrilla group who kidnapped him in northern Colombia, the government announced, ending a 12-day ordeal for the family. Luis Manuel Díaz’s kidnapping on Oct. 28 from his hometown of

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Kaiser Permanente workers ratify contract after strike over wages and staffing levels

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Tens of thousands of health care workers have ratified a new four-year contract with industry giant Kaiser Permanente following a strike over wages and staffing levels. The parties announced the contract’s approval on Thursday. Of the 85,000 members in the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions, 98.5% voted to ratify the deal.

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El padre del futbolista Luis Díaz agradece “esta segunda oportunidad de regresar” tras liberación del ELN

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– Fueron 12 días de cautiverio los que vivió Luis Manuel Díaz, padre del futbolista colombiano Luis Díaz, en poder de la guerrilla del Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN). Después de recuperar su libertad dio unas breves declaraciones en las que agradeció por la “segunda oportunidad de regresar” a su casa. “Primero que

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Midland Co. students build artistic structures out of cans for fundraiser

By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     MIDLAND CO., Michigan (WNEM) — Midland County students are using science, technology, engineering, art, and math for a unique fundraiser. A friendly competition among multiple Midland County schools is challenging students to build artistic structures out of canned foods. Organizers said the fourth annual Canstruction

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United Nations suspends pullout of African Union troops from Somalia as battles with militants rage

By EMMANUEL IGUNZA Associated Press NAIROBI,Kenya (AP) — The United Nations Security Council has suspended for three months the pullout of African Union troop from Somalia, where fighting rages with al-Qaida’s affiliate in East Africa. Thursday’s decision follows a request by the Horn of Africa nation for the forces to remain in the country to

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Albania’s deal with Italy on migrants has been welcomed by many. But others are confused and angry

By LLAZAR SEMINI Associated Press SHENGJIN, Albania (AP) — Some in the Western Balkans country saw it as reciprocation when the leaders of Albania and Italy announced a contentious agreement earlier this week to jointly process some asylum applications of migrants arriving by sea. Italy had welcomed thousands of Albanians fleeing poverty after the fall

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Election offices are sent envelopes with fentanyl or other substances. Authorities are investigating

By CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY, GENE JOHNSON and ED KOMENDA Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Authorities were hunting Thursday for whoever sent suspicious letters — including some containing fentanyl — to elections offices in at least five states this week, delaying the counting of ballots in some local races in the latest instance of threats faced

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Teacher paddled elementary school student while assistant principal watched

By Carmyn Gutierrez Click here for updates on this story     JACKSON COUNTY, Tennessee (WSMV) — The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has charged two Jackson County elementary school employees after a student was allegedly paddled by his teacher. TBI said a Jackson County teacher, Jackson Alexander Patterson, 39, and a Jackson County assistant principal, Tena Janeice

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