In Gaza, Dozens Of Unidentified Bodies Buried In Mass Grave
The bodies of dozens of unidentified people were buried on Wednesday in a mass grave at a cemetery in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip.
Month: November 2023
Search continues for the missing after landslide leaves 3 dead in Alaska fishing community
Searchers with heat-sensing drones and a cadaver-dog kept up the search Wednesday for three people missing in a landslide that barreled down a mountain and slammed into homes in a remote Alaska fishing community, leaving three confirmed dead.
India in G20 summit welcomes Israel-Hamas ceasefire, urges action on climate, other issues
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday welcomed a ceasefire in Gaza that’s expected to enable the release of dozens of hostages taken by Hamas, and urged leaders of the top rich and developing nations to work together to ensure the Israel-Ha…
Lawsuit blaming Tesla’s Autopilot for driver’s death can go to trial, judge rules
A jury should decide whether Tesla and Elon Musk oversold the electric car company’s Autopilot system and caused the fatal crash of a man who engaged it and took his hands off the steering wheel.
Right wing set for Dutch election victory – exit poll
Geert Wilders’ PVV has emerged as the largest party in the Netherlands, according to a post-election exit poll
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Why local news matters
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Inspiration from Lincoln’s Thanksgiving proclamation
On this day, when strife and tensions fill the world, the president’s words offer ways to rekindle hope.
This year, WA’s apple growers have reasons to be thankful
Growers are thankful for three seasons of good weather, a flavorful harvest and the ability to sell to the world’s most populous country.
MPs condemn payment of millions to consultants over federally funded grant schemes
Politicians and union say assessment of applications should no longer be outsourced to private companiesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastConsultants have been paid millions of dollars to help design federally fun…