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Month: August 2025

Immigration debate intensifies: Florida lieutenant governor personally retrieves suspect in triple turnpike killing

By Michelle Bandur Click here for updates on this story     STOCKTON, Calif. (KCRA) — Harjinder Singh, a semi-truck driver from Stockton accused of causing a fatal crash on a Florida turnpike, was escorted back to Florida by Lt. Gov. Jay Collins Thursday. Collins criticized California’s immigration policies while emphasizing the need for justice for the

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UTEP President Heather Wilson gave State of the University presentation

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — UTEP’s annual State of the University addressed its highlights and continuous commitment to growth. UTEP President, Heather Wilson, announced that the Regents’ Research Excellence Program has now hired 33 research faculty, including four tenured professors, three associate professors, 15 research professors and 11 postdoctoral researchers. Other accomplishments include the launch of UTEP’s first artificial

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Trump announces the World Cup draw will be held at DC’s Kennedy Center as he brings together two second-term priorities

By Kyle Feldscher, CNN Washington (CNN) — President Donald Trump announced Friday the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw will take place on December 5 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, combining the world’s biggest soccer tournament with the cultural institution he has sought to overhaul. The decision to hold the opening event of the

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Atentados terroristas y amenazas: los grupos criminales aumentan su desafío a Petro a menos de un año de las elecciones

Análisis por Fernando Ramos, CNN en Español Cuando Colombia aún no se repuso del atentado y posterior muerte del precandidato presidencial Miguel Uribe Turbay, del partido de oposición de derecha Centro Democrático, los ataques en Amalfi, Antioquia, y en la ciudad de Cali, Valle del Cauca, reviven el miedo de las peores épocas del narcoterrorismo,

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Fishnets and fortifications: Troops on Ukraine’s southern front dig in as peace talk hopes fade

By Rebecca Wright, Ben Wedeman, Daria Tarasova-Markina, Dan Hodge, CNN Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine (CNN) — Three meters underground, a network of tunnels and trenches fortified with timber provides a safer spot for frontline fighters to rest and recuperate – and a deeper position to defend against a potential Russian advance into Zaporizhzhia in southeastern Ukraine. Down

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Humans may have had a competitive edge over our ancient relatives, study suggests

By Mindy Weisberger, CNN (CNN) — Modern humans are evolutionary survivors, thriving generation after generation while our ancient relatives died out. Now, new research into our brain chemistry suggests that an enzyme unique to Homo sapiens may have made us more efficient water seekers than our closest extinct relatives. About 600,000 years ago, modern humans

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