El partido «valora» denunciar de nuevo al procesado por el muñeco con un tiro, ahora por insultos al alcaldable en su visita al barrio Leer

Cerca de 600.000 personas viven en Paraguay sin identidad. Por razones económicas, sociales y culturales, no están inscritos en el registro civil. Otros tantos carecen de carnet de identidad y viven en un limbo legal, sin derechos ni obligaciones, excluidos de la escuela, del trabajo, del sistema político, judicial y financiero. La mayoría son pobres, y ni tan siquiera pueden acceder a ayudas y subsidios por carecer de documentos que acrediten que existen. No están presupuestados. Esta fue la situación de Ninfa durante la mayor parte de su vida, pero hoy, a sus 28 años, muestra satisfecha su cédula de identidad, un rectángulo de plástico que le permite acceder a todos los servicios que hasta los 20 años le fueron negados.

El detenido tenía prohibido acercarse a ella y le obligaba a consumir droga para abusar sexualmente de ella Leer

El británico gana la etapa tras culminar una fuga y reduce en cerca de cuatro minutos la ventaja de O'Connor Leer

El triple de Barrueta, sumado al acierto desde el perímetro de Brandon Taylor, tumban al vigente campeón (86-85). Leer

El pasado jueves Ana Rosa Quintana y una buena parte de su equipo de TardeAR se desplazaron a las zonas más afectadas por la DANA. Este lunes habían pasado cinco días en los que la presentadora ha llorado, se ha desesperado, se ha indignado y ha sido la voz de muchos de los afectados. Tocaba despedirse: "Tampoco vamos a perder la esperanza. Por algo Valencia es la tierra de la luz" Leer

Javier Rupérez, ex embajador español en EEUU, ha protagonizado uno de los momentos más tensos en la historia del programa de Ana Terradillos. Tras un brutal enfrentamiento con varios colaboradores se ha marchado en pleno directo con "ahí se quedan" Leer

El actor está promocionando Escape, la película que ha rodado con Rodrigo Cortés Leer

Antena 3 estrenará cinco nuevos episodios (del 181 al 185) de la exitosa serie de época Leer

[Africa Check] Kenyan news outlet did not claim national assembly speaker couldn't be minister because of travel restrictions

A vendor of computer vision software protested a National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency award to systems integrator CACI.

The post What happens when a company that didn’t bid files an award protest? first appeared on Federal News Network.

ChatGPT blocked 250,000 AI image requests of US election candidates

Ai16z is a cryptocurrency associated with the venture capital firm s16z. In the last 24 hours, the value of Ai16z has increased by 237.69%. The price surge has gained wide attention among crypto investors. The current trading volume of the token signals a market rise of 444.20%. Investors are interested in the project as the [...]

Allergies may not have existed before the Industrial Age, but records of these health issues are rare from ancient times.

I’m getting some weird graphics anomalies with my screen when using Outlook.

For instance, the screen suddenly turns completely black or white, and when I move over those spaces with my mouse, the Outlook UI starts to appear again but only in those places.

At other times, text in the Ribbon and Folder Pane overlap or folders appear empty even when they are not.

Restarting Outlook fixes it temporarily but I’d like to fix it permanently.

I was recommended to “disable hardware graphics acceleration” but I can’t find that option anywhere.

How do I solve this issue?

How did life start on Earth? The answer is a big scientific mystery scientists are actively investigating. After talking with many scientists, host Regina G. Barber found that an abundance of water on Earth is most likely key, in some way, to the origin of life — specifically, in either deep sea hydrothermal vents or in tide pools. It's for this reason some scientists are also exploring the potential for life in so-called "water worlds" elsewhere in the solar system, like some of the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. This episode, Regina digs into two water-related hypotheses for the origin on life on Earth — and what that might mean for possible alien life.

Have another scientific mystery you want us to cover on a future episode? Email us at shortwave@npr.org — we might feature your idea on a future episode!

Sargis Sangari - Candidate for the 9th Congressional District of Illinois

With the environment constantly changing due to global warming, future generations will have a chance only if the current population takes sustainable actions.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) reflected on last week’s bruising electoral defeats in which Republicans flipped four seats, giving them a 53-seat majority in the Senate, emphasizing Democrats must do a thorough autopsy to understand “the things we did wrong.”  “We have to understand the things we did wrong and we must change,” Schumer […]

Why are Washingtonians using the Empower ride-sharing app?

Both scientific ‘red herrings’ and flaws in human logic led to inaccurate ‘Pompeii effect’ hypothesis.

It all comes down to a thrilling vehicular showdown with a ruthless villain at an arctic base. With a clock ticking and the threat of a weapon of mass destruction looming, our hero races an absurdly modified classic car on a frozen lake, contending with assault rifle-wielding snowmobilers and enemy vehicles firing rockets…

I don't realize it until I'm standing at the base of the steps of the United Brethren Church in Elberton, but I've made the hourlong drive from Spokane to the Whitman County ghost town on a Sunday…

Politics has long had whisper campaigns, with negative rumors — racial, sexual, criminal — spread secretly by campaigns. Of course, with the advent of the automated robocall, you don't need to be subtle about it anymore.

So it is with a recent robocall against Sandpoint mayoral candidate Shelby Rognstad…

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The actress played Krystle Carrington in the hit drama from 1981 to 1989 admits she did not know the show was coming to an end, and went through terrible withdrawal after leaving the cult TV soap.

The 'I'll Be Missing You' hitmaker announces that he finally changed his middle name legally by proudly showing off his new driver's license and a legal document from the court.

The five suspects arrested and charged for attempted murder and robbery in the near-fatal dognapping claim they didn't know the pet they stole belonged to the chart topper.

Labour’s West Midlands Mayor candidate pledges to build 3,000 new affordable homes per year.

British ‘bullet trains’ should be Black Country-built says Liam Byrne.

Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street and Liam Byrne MP to meet audience.

We're halfway through August, so there's still time to catch a summer flick! WEMU's David Fair is away this week, so Mat Hopson steps in to discuss the newest movies and upcoming special screenings at your favorite downtown movie houses with Marquee Arts executive director Russ Collins!

There's an illustration I remember fairly vividly from when I was a kid, but I don't remember whether it was a print or in a book. It depicted tiny dragons, smoke curling from their nostrils, lounging around and/or on a big, beautiful book with cabochons and other jewels either set on or around the book, perhaps with candles and greenery nearby as well. The image shows this from the perspective of slightly above and to one side of the book and dragons, but not from directly above. I don't know whether this was a stand-alone illustration or an illustration in the book, nor whether there was more than one such illustration. it might have been inside the front or back cover. I was really into jewels as a kid, and I remember being entranced by this image and spending some time staring at it. This could have been from the '80s or '90s or earlier. Anyone else remember this?

This was my experience this morning: I'm cycling, and I see this guy running, opposite direction to me. He has a cap on, and on top of the cap was what (at first) I thought was a light. Then I thought maybe it was a camera. Then as he got closer I thought it was a donut, like maybe an orange cream filled or something. then as I got closer I heard very regular beeping that I'm pretty sure was coming from the not-donut. And then I couldn't tell what it was, apart from it was orange and about 2 inches tall, maybe cylindrical or donut-shaped. My best guess is that it was some sort of device to help him regulate head/posture, kind of like "teach kids to walk while balancing books on their head". Google is not helping. Can the hivemind suss this out?

Since a Minneapolis police officer killed George Floyd on Memorial Day, NPR has faced ethical challenges every hour of every day, including how to describe the killing, how to use the audio of Floyd's last words, how to document Floyd's life and how to describe the mass demonstrations. The best answer to every one of these questions is: embrace precision, be descriptive, use more words. The more this happens, the better the journalism. When news organizations, including NPR, sometimes fall short, it's usually because of an attempt to economize words. This week we received questions and complaints from a number of listeners about a variety of topics. I have summarized them across four general questions that I put to two senior editors and one host. Here's a breakdown of the most frequent questions and the answers I received: Why do hosts and reporters say, "George Floyd died in police custody?" It seems like an understatement. That phrase does feel incomplete, even weak, given that

The CIA on Thursday was forced to walk back an assertion by Director Mike Pompeo, who incorrectly said U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russian efforts to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election were unsuccessful. Asked at a security conference in Washington, D.C., on Thursday whether he could say with absolute certainty that the November vote was not skewed by Russia, Pompeo replied: "Yes. Intelligence community's assessment is that the Russian meddling that took place did not affect the outcome of the election." In a later clarification, the head of the CIA's office of public affairs, Dean Boyd, said: "The intelligence assessment with regard to Russian election meddling has not changed, and the Director did not intend to suggest that it had." U.S. intelligence concluded in a January assessment that "the senior-most officials" in Russia had authorized hacks into the Democratic National Committee and officials connected with the Clinton campaign. And then

Featured candidates are Peter Aman, Keisha Bottoms, Vincent Fort, Kwanza Hall, Ceasar Mitchell, Mary Norwood, Michael Sterling, and Cathy Woolard. Moderated by Rickey Bevington of Georgia Public Broadcasting and Denis O’Hayer of Atlanta Public Broadcasting. Recorded January 25, 2017 in Atlanta, Georgia.

"And it repented the LORD that He had made man on the earth, and it grieved Him at His heart." Yet still, "in Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace." This love of Christ is incomprehensible, and though we fail and grieve Him, filled with doubts toward Him or doubts of us, we are healed and empowered by His life and His sacrifice. Please join us as the pastors speak on the unpardonable sin, and how we must believe God will forgive AND give power and ability to live a new life. God will not ask of us anything without firstly giving us the power ! "When faith asks of God, it believes that it has the petition which it has asked of Him," (C.H.S.). God has provided help for us, and in His strength we may conquer, (PP, 421). Let us believe Him ! Let us praise Him ! Study with us now ! 1.- Regarding Numbers chapter 24, did Balak use sorcery ? 2.- Will you please elaborate on Acts 26 verse 24 ? 3.- Where in the Bible does it say that we are to vote individuals in or out of church membership ? 4.- Should a Christian celebrate Cesar Chavez Day ? 5.- Why did God use an unclean bird (a raven) for both Elijah and Noah ? 6.- According to Revelation 8 verse 7, are we entering the first trumpet judgment considering the recent weather ? 7.- In Genesis 1 verse 28, both the KJV and NKJV use the word “replenish” the earth. However, other translations use the word “fill” the earth. I s this a translation error in the KJV and NKJV ? 8.- Do we have to take communion before we go to heaven ? 9.- Is God protecting Satan, and if so, what is He protecting him from ? 10.- Does the Bible say anything about clothing and jewelry that should or should not be worn ? 11.- Is it wrong to watch Christian programs like the “The Chosen” ? 12.- Who do Joshua and the Angel represent in chapter 3 of Zechariah ? 13.- Why is there no mention of a wife in Exodus 20 verse 10 ? 14.- How did David become king when Ruth was a Moabite ? 15.- Where did the sinful nature of Lucifer come from, and what is the best way to explain this to others ? 16.- I see and hear spirits. Does this mean I am lost ? 17.- When is it okay to work on the Sabbath ? 18.- How can you know if you have committed the unpardonable sin ? 19.- Does the Bible say there are degrees of punishment in hell ? 20.- Could Dinah represent the church in Genesis 34 verses 1 through 5 ? 21.- Genesis 6 verse 6 says that God repented, but Numbers 23 verse 19 says that God does not repent. How do we explain this ? 22.- I believe that Christians are discouraged to drink alcohol, but why does God ask for an alcoholic beverage in Numbers 28 verse 7 as part of the sacrifices ? 23.- Why is it that Jesus lost his ability to be omnipresent, although He’s still omnipotent and omniscient now that He’s in Heaven ?

Maria José Pizarro habla sobre la eliminación de los recobros del sistema de salud

Wadith habla sobre la eliminación de los recobros del sistema de salud

Juan Francisco Espinosa se refirió a los controles que se están realizando en los aeropuertos y en las fronteras.

Panelistas consideran que se deben aprender las lecciones de los primeros dos meses de movilizaciones; aplauden el cambio en el tono que manejan gobiernos locales y nacional

Panelistas consideran que visión neutral de los precandidatos puede ser peligrosa; otros creen que son una señal de imparcialidad al momento de las elecciones.

Cuatro directores de medios de comunicación analizaron el primer encuentro de precandidatos. Resaltaron complejidades para entender el centro como espectro político en la carrera presidencial.

Expertos en comunicación política analizaron declaraciones y el discurso político de candidatos como Petro, Fajardo, Zuluaga y María Fernanda Cabal.

Francia Márquez, Juan Manuel Galán, Federico Gutiérrez y Enrique Peñalosa hablaron sobre su visión de país, justicia y relaciones con Venezuela.