Liam ethan
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The work of making systems better is slower than a raid, and it matters more
Federal and state agents raided adult day care centers across New York City, arresting two in Staten Island for allegedly billing Medicaid over $530,000 for seniors never served.
The chiefs have offered a path; the question is whether it will be taken.
Chiefs of four Alberta First Nations sent an open letter to Premier Smith saying the referendum caused lasting division and damaged trust, and calling for discussions on treaty obligations.
A judgment about 2022 will shape what governments can do next.
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear the government's appeal of rulings that found the Trudeau government's 2022 invocation of the Emergencies Act was unreasonable and violated the Charter.
Britain sends jets to Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf holds its breath.
The UK will deploy RAF Typhoon fighter jets to Saudi Arabia for defensive missions against Houthi missile and drone attacks, following strikes on Riyadh's airport that killed 14 and injured over 300.
France polices its streets differently, and the difference is the point.
French policing is rooted in a doctrine of protecting the state rather than serving the public, leading to aggressive crowd-control tactics and a legal framework that critics say institutionalizes impunity, according to a Guardian analysis.
The kingdom of flowers was built in two brief pulses of heat.
A Nature Plants study of 60,000 fossil pollen records finds that two brief intervals of extreme greenhouse warmth, in the mid-Cretaceous and early Cenozoic, triggered the major plant turnover events that allowed flowering plants to dominate the planet.
He said no to the deal; the trial will decide what comes next.
Sean Higgins rejected a plea deal offering 28 years for the 2024 deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau. He faces trial in January 2027 on charges carrying up to 91.5 years.
More than 160 dead, and the drones continue to fly.
A wave of drone attacks across Sudan has killed over 160 people in recent days, including 80 at a market transport hub in West Kordofan and three children in Khartoum, as the war's civilian toll mounts.
A father in a pickup truck followed the shooter inside
Kaylub Giamanco, a Bend mechanic and father, confronted and killed a teenage shooter at Silver Rail Elementary, preventing further deaths. Parents and officials praise his courage.
The Wind Knocked It Down; the Crews Brought It Back
Power has been restored to thousands of customers on the Avalon Peninsula after heavy winds overnight damaged power lines in remote areas of Newfoundland.
The Audit Was Necessary; the Timing Was Not
Ontario's pause on OSAP payments to private institutions is affecting students at the National Ballet School and McMaster Divinity College, who now face financial uncertainty.
The Wellness Check Came Too Late; the Arrest Came Weeks Later
Youcef Moussaoui, 33, has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Leïla Ben Salem, a CRA employee attacked during a virtual meeting in Montreal.
At Westpoint, the ordinary was interrupted by the unexpected
A 79-year-old woman was seriously injured in an alleged stabbing at Westpoint Shopping Centre in Blacktown; a 93-year-old man known to her was charged and refused bail.
What does a white knight look like when the plant is already closed?
More than 20 employers, including BHP and Nyrstar, have identified 600 job opportunities for workers affected by the Whyalla Steelworks blast furnace closure, as the state pushes to keep skills in regional SA.
Bribie Island hears the announcement it has waited for.
The Queensland LNP government unveiled a preferred four-lane design for a new Bribie Island Bridge, retaining the old structure for pedestrians and cyclists, with completion expected before the 2032 Olympics.
Southern California's Fire Week: Progress, Loss, and the Wait for Rain
Three wildfires burned across Southern California this week, destroying at least six homes and forcing thousands to evacuate before weakening winds allowed firefighters to gain containment.
A Reprieve Without a Promise: TPS Protections Extended Indefinitely
DHS announced that Ukrainians and Sudanese on Temporary Protected Status will retain deportation protections and work authorization, though final decisions on the programs remain pending.
A Record El Niño Heads for the West, and Preparation Begins
A record-strength El Niño is expected to bring wetter-than-average conditions and storm risk to the West Coast this winter, with NOAA warning of potential flooding and mudslides.
The Temple Was Full of Light, and the Darkness Waited Outside
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi and his family were at an Aurora Hindu temple when authorities say a Palatine man attempted a mass shooting before his rifle jammed.
Georgia's Voters Spoke Early, and They Spoke in Force
Georgia set a midterm record with over 188,000 in-person ballots cast on the first day of early voting, a 40% increase from 2022.
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