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Month: October 2024

French and US companies to invest $10 billion to extract oil off Suriname’s coast

Associated Press PARAMARIBO, Suriname (AP) — France’s TotalEnergies and U.S. hydrocarbon company APA Corp. plan to invest $10 billion to extract oil off the coast of Suriname in a historic investment for the South American country, officials announced Tuesday. The first oil is expected by mid-2028, with an anticipated production of 220,000 barrels per day,

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Watch: UTEP joins the Mountain West Conference

Watch the news conference below: EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The University of Texas at El Paso today has accepted a formal invitation to join the Mountain West Conference, according to the University and Conference. In a press release UTEP President Heather Wilson said, “Joining the Mountain West Conference will bring us back into competition

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ABC-7 at 4: Toys for Tots Program to bring Christmas joy to El Paso children

El Paso, Texas (KVIA-TV)— For over 70 years, Marines and Volunteers have distributed 566 million toys to over 258 million children. Last year, the local Toys for Tots Program distributed toys to 19,637 children In El Paso. If you are wondering how you can help support the campaign, they need donated warehouse space to store toys and donated vehicles to assist in collecting and distributing toys.  Individuals

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US sanctions extremist West Bank settler group for violence against Palestinians

Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. on Tuesday imposed sanctions on Hilltop Youth, a group of extremist settlers in the Israeli -occupied West Bank who attack Palestinians and their property. In addition, the State Department placed diplomatic sanctions on two men—Israeli settler Eitan Yardeni, for his connection to violence targeting West Bank civilians and

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Chanel show wrestles with designer void as actor Lupita Nyong’o talks diversity in fashion

AP Fashion Writer PARIS (AP) — Chanel finds itself at a crossroads following Virginie Viard’s abrupt departure, as a giant empty cage at its Grand Palais show symbolizes the current creative void. The spring collection showcased familiar Chanel elements Tuesday but lacked cohesion and felt uninspired. With muted applause at the end, the need for

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Walz says he ‘misspoke’ after unearthed newspaper reports undercut claim he was in Hong Kong during Tiananmen Square protests

By Aaron Pellish, Andrew Kaczynski and Em Steck, CNN (CNN) — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said on Tuesday he “misspoke” when he previously said he’d visited Hong Kong in the spring of 1989 during protests in China’s Tiananmen Square but insisted he “was in Hong Kong and China” during the pro-democracy protests. His comments during

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ABC-7 at 4: Together for change Town Hall

El Paso, Texas (KVIA-TV)—Join the TCFV in El Paso, Texas, as they reveal the impactful statistics and compelling stories behind domestic violence fatalities during the annual Honoring Texas Victims Report. It is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Texas Council on Family Violence is set to unveil the latest data on domestic violence homicides

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Iran launches major missile attack on Israel

CNN By Ivana Kottasová, Jeremy Diamond, Kevin Liptak, MJ Lee, Arlette Saenz, Kylie Atwood and Jennifer Hansler, CNN (CNN) — Iran launched dozens of missiles toward Israel on Tuesday in what it said was a response to the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and others – potentially taking the region closer to a wider conflict. CNN teams

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Press freedom group warns a Trump victory could embolden attacks on journalists

By Brian Stelter, CNN New York (CNN) — Next month’s presidential election could make America’s hostile media climate even worse for journalists. And it’s not just Americans who have something at stake: Reporters in other countries are watching the United States with apprehension. That’s the takeaway from a new Committee to Protect Journalists report about the

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Salman Rushdie, Percival Everett and Miranda July are National Book Award finalists

AP National Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Salman Rushdie’s memoir about his near-fatal stabbing, “Knife,” and Percival Everett’s revisionist historical novel, “James,” are among the finalists for the 75th annual National Book Awards. Others nominated include author-filmmaker Miranda July for her explicit novel on middle age, “All Fours,” and the celebrated Canadian poet Anne Carson

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