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US Politics · United States

Judge says he will order Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil released from immigration detention

Coverage: 217 sources

NEW YORK (AP) — Judge says he will order Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil released from immigration detention.See the Story

US Politics · United States

Trump administration moves to lift Biden-era mining restrictions near Boundary Waters in Minnesota

US Supreme Court allows terrorism victims to sue Palestinian entities

55% Center coverage: 77 sources

US Supreme Court · United States See the Story

Outspoken Nicaraguan opposition figure shot to death at his home in Costa Rica

44% Center coverage: 48 sources

Nicaragua · Nicaragua See the Story

Panama suspends constitutional protections in the northwest after destructive protests

42% Center coverage: 55 sources

PANAMA CITY (AP) — Panama suspended constitutional protections for five days in its northwestern Bocas del Toro province Friday after two months of protests and road blockades turned more destructive the previous night. Presidential Minister Juan Carlos Orillac said in a news conference that the move would allow the government to reestablish order and “rescue the province” from “radical groups.” What began as nationwide protests against changes …Mobile Phones · Panama See the Story

Labor Rights Advocate Leader and Founder of United Workers Dies

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Washington metropolitan region, D.C., has lost one of its most respected voices in the struggle for justice, equity and dignity. Arturo Griffiths, founder and former executive director of U.S. Workers, recently passed away, leaving an indelible legacy of activism, compassion and community empowerment. For decades, Arturo was at the forefront of the struggle for the rights of immigrants and workers. His leadership helped form one of the regio…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

El Dorado, Portrait of the Eternal Gold Rush in Venezuela

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Margioni Bermúdez A merchant weighs in a digital balance the gold powder with which a customer pays. It is a usual transaction in El Dorado, which like many mining towns in Venezuela transfers daily purchases with precious metal. This town is part of a region named by the government as Arco Minero del Orinoco, which has large mineral reserves and is crossed by illegal mining and organized crime. In the area it is common to collect extortions fro…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Metro's CEO Apologizes for Signal Problems and Delays, and Promises Better Service

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Metro’s CEO and CEO Randy Clarke apologized to users after Wednesday’s chaos on the Red Line. Several passengers were trapped for about two hours due to a signaling problem. Some users, via the X platform, requested reimbursements to Metro. “I had to stop for changes in the signal every certain time, so instead of taking an hour, it took me an hour and a half,” said José Flack, who travels daily from Silver Spring to Metro Center. Metro reported…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

‘I really found my spark’: Four DC high school students chosen as Milken Scholars

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Four students from the Washington, D.C. area have been selected as prestigious Milken Scholars. The program provides high school students in D.C., New York and Los Angeles with a full scholarship to their university of choice and supports them through their academic career. To earn the award, students must demonstrate strong academic performance, financial need and commitment to community service and leadership. One of the four students selected…Washington DC · Washington See the Story

DC Mayor Bowser looks to expand juvenile curfew in effort to curb youth violence

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has introduced emergency legislation to impose stricter juvenile curfews across the District, aiming to curb a surge in youth-related disturbances and violence during the summer months.Curfew · District of Columbia See the Story

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Judge says he will order Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil released from immigration detention

Trump Administration Lays Off Hundreds Of Voice Of America Workers

Singer Chris Brown Pleads Not Guilty in London Assault

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Trump administration moves to lift Biden-era mining restrictions near Boundary Waters in Minnesota

US Supreme Court allows terrorism victims to sue Palestinian entities

Outspoken Nicaraguan opposition figure shot to death at his home in Costa Rica

Panama suspends constitutional protections in the northwest after destructive protests

Labor Rights Advocate Leader and Founder of United Workers Dies

El Dorado, Portrait of the Eternal Gold Rush in Venezuela

Metro's CEO Apologizes for Signal Problems and Delays, and Promises Better Service

‘I really found my spark’: Four DC high school students chosen as Milken Scholars

DC Mayor Bowser looks to expand juvenile curfew in effort to curb youth violence

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