CNN — As Tropical Storm Ian heads into Florida — potentially strengthening into a Category 4 hurricane before hitting the state later this week — residents brace for what could be the Sunshine State’s first major hurricane in four years. . Ian, which developed Friday in the central Caribbean Sea, is expected to rapidly intensify …
The soap opera Ime Udoka is far from coming to an end if we believe the recent rumors, which continue to overwhelm the coach. The latter is suspended for an entire season, but if all the stories are confirmed, he risks a much more serious sanction from his leaders. A return to an NBA bench …
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According to a local leader, some residents of the Republic of Sakha, in the Russian Far East, were recruited “by mistake” when they were not eligible for mobilization, such as the fathers of minor children. “All those who were mobilized by mistake should be fired. This work has already begun,” Republican leader Aisen Nikolaev said …
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Evan Fournier never hid it after the defeat in the EuroBasket final against Spain: he is disappointed. He came into this competition to have gold around his neck, and nothing else. A mentality shared by Rudy Gobert, but not necessarily by everyone. When justifying himself on Twitter, the Knicks player made some enemies with his …
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His ultra-conservative party, whose origins date back to post-war fascism, controls just two of Italy’s 20 regions, winning just 4.5% of the vote in the 2018 election. But since the collapse of former Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s coalition earlier this year – which triggered a snap election – the Brothers of Italy have only grown …
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The two women married in September, surrounded by a small group of LGBTQ activists in the seaside town of Matanzas. But their union is not recognized by the Cuban government, at least not yet. “It’s a legal right and we should all be the same before the law. It’s a matter of human rights,” Yennys …
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Andrei Alekseev, a 27-year-old engineer from the city of Yekaterinburg, was among many men in the queue fleeing Russia following mobilization orders from President Vladimir Putin. Cars had to pass Russian and Kazakh border controls, both of which took around two hours. Alekseev woke up Wednesday morning to the news of Putin’s mobilization order and …
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“Join us in solidarity and be the voice of the people of Iran who are being brutally repressed for fighting for basic human rights while their internet access is cut off,” read a flyer for an event Saturday in Boston. Similar events are taking place in California, Rhode Island and Florida, among other states. Protests …
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“Our data suggests a move toward a more restrained pace of hiring, perhaps as companies try to decipher the mixed signals from the economy,” said ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson. Private employers in the United States created 132,000 jobs in August, nearly three times less than expected, according to the monthly survey by the business …
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Editor’s note: Marina Nemat is the author of two memoirs, “Prisoner of Tehran” and “After Tehran”. She is a recipient of awards for her writings and work related to human rights. Nemat is a member of the Renew Democracy Initiative’s Frontlines of Freedom project. The opinions expressed in this commentary are his own. See more …
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