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SSP atribui queima de ônibus em Salvador a retaliação de facções; polícia reforça segurança

De abril a outubro deste ano, nove ônibus foram incendiados em Salvador, com um prejuízo estimado de R$ 9 milhões

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Jerônimo diz que oposição é ‘porta-voz do crime’: ‘Parece que batem palmas’

Sem citar o ex-prefeito de Salvador, ACM Neto (União), principal nome do campo, o governador afirmou que os oposicionistas "estão estimulando o crime organizado"

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KELOLAND News Special Report: Funeral of Sen. Tim Johnson

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- Former U.S. Senator Tim Johnson never lost an election and was the longest-serving public official in South Dakota history.  During his time in Washington, Johnson impacted everything from health care to farming and from military funding to water projects. His work continues to touch all corners of South Dakota. In [...]

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UK’s Lammy visits China for ‘pragmatic’ reset of strained relations

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has kicked off a two-day trip to China billed as a “pragmatic” reset of relations amid rising tensions over issues like Beijing’s support for Russia’s war in Ukraine. Lammy met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at Beijing’s Diaoyutai State Guesthouse on Friday, acknowledging “areas in which we have different perspectives” […]

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The Orionids Meteor Shower Is Peaking. Here’s How to Watch.

Our universe might be chock-full of cosmic wonder, but you can observe only a fraction of astronomical phenomena with your naked eye. Meteor showers, natural fireworks that streak brightly across the night sky, are one of them. The latest observable meteor shower will be the Orionids, which have been active since Oct. 2 and are […]

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It Is ‘All About the Fish’ on Park Ave.

On Tuesday night, on a quiet stretch of Park Avenue, some of the most illustrious figures in fly fishing, marine science, conservation and frozen food gathered to celebrate one of the things that brings them all together — the sea. As Capt. Paul Dixon, put it, the gathering, Bonefish & Tarpon Trust’s 13th Annual NYC […]

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Indonesia’s New President Has a Bloody History With Its Neighbor

Editor’s note: We decided to keep our special correspondent anonymous because of concerns about their safety. At 82, Antonio Soares is blind and frail, carefully tended by his family. But time has not dimmed his memory of Sept. 7, 1983, the day that Indonesian soldiers arrived in Kraras, East Timor (also called Timor-Leste). Indonesia had occupied East Timor […]

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The D Brief: Hamas leader, killed; N. Koreans in Ukraine; Army simplifying networks; Boosted rocket production; And a bit more.

Israeli forces killed Yahya Sinwar, leader of the terrorist group Hamas, after newly-trained soldiers reportedly stumbled upon him and two other militants during a patrol in southern Gaza Thursday. They didn’t initially know who they’d encountered—which means, as former U.S. special forces soldier David Witty put it, “The events surrounding the death of Hamas leader […]

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Trump Defends Adams, Arguing Both Are Being ‘Persecuted’

Mayor Eric Adams’s federal indictment on corruption charges has left him with few political friends, but he has found a kindred spirit and a surprisingly steadfast ally in Donald J. Trump. The former president has repeatedly defended Mr. Adams as Election Day draws closer, arguing that they are similarly being targeted by overzealous prosecutors. His […]

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