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Month: March 2024

Kosovo OKs referendums in 4 Serb-majority municipalities on whether to oust ethnic Albanian mayors

PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo’s Central Electoral Commission has decided to hold a vote on April 21 to oust four ethnic Albanian mayors whose elections last year raised tensions between Serbia and Kosovo. The Commission on Saturday confirmed results of the petition held in January asking for an early vote in four municipalities in northern

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Premios Razzie 2024: la película de terror ‘Winnie the Pooh’, Sylvester Stallone y Megan Fox son los “ganadores” de lo peor del cine

Valeria Ordóñez Ghio (CNN) — Y el Razzie es para… Cada año, alrededor de la época de los Oscar, cuando se celebra lo mejor del cine, se lleva a cabo una ceremonia de premios alternativa que destaca lo peor (al menos, según ellos) del cine: los premios Razzie. Desde 1981, esta 44ª edición de los

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DOJ opens criminal investigation into the Alaska Airlines 737 plane blowout, report says

By GENE JOHNSON Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — The Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into the Boeing jetliner blowout that left a gaping hole on an Alaska Airlines plane this January, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday. Citing documents and people familiar with the matter, the newspaper said investigators have contacted

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Another top donor says it will resume funding the UN agency for Palestinians as Gaza hunger grows

By MENELAOS HADJICOSTIS Associated Press NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Another top donor to the U.N. agency aiding Palestinians said Saturday that it would resume funding, weeks after more than a dozen countries halted hundreds of millions of dollars of support in response to Israeli allegations against the organization. Sweden’s reversal came as a ship bearing

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Anecdote from Sen. Katie Britt’s criticism of Biden’s border policies appears to be from before he was president

By Samantha Waldenberg, CNN (CNN) — Alabama Sen. Katie Britt graphically described a woman’s story of being “sex trafficked by the cartels starting at age 12,” during the Republican response to the State of the Union address on Thursday, using the story as an anecdote of, what she called, President Joe Biden’s failed immigration policies.

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