Federal bill shifts aid to farmers amid food crisis
National critics say a one year Congress bill diverts funds from feeding poor children abroad to boost U.S. farmer subsidies. The $300 billion package prioritizes subsidies over real international relief, with abroad aid under 1 percent of total cost and continued support for farmers harming poorer nations. Median home prices drop in two thirds of cities in early 2024 US housing survey.
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Earthquake drains Mianyang as survivors hike to epicenter
Soldiers trekked landslide blocked roads to reach the quake epicenter in Sichuan as rescuers pulled bodies and a few survivors from collapsed buildings. The death toll of over 12,000 is expected to rise while tens of thousands endure a second night outdoors in Mianyang and other stricken towns. Security guards restrict access to buildings as authorities urge evacuation amid aftershock fears.
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Deputies kill two in Soboba Reservation gun battle
Deputies and a SWAT team killed a man and a woman after they opened fire at a Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians entrance on the Soboba Indian Reservation near San Jacinto California. One victim was identified as 36 year old Joseph Artes of San Jacinto. The motive was unknown and no officers were injured.
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Myanmar survivors shelter in temple outskirts of Yangon
Cyclone survivors in Myanmar endure displacement as a temple at the city’s edge serves as a temporary shelter. Residents observe the aftermath, with aid and relief efforts growing in the area near Yangon.
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Myanmar blocks aid workers and aid supplies amid cyclone crisis
Police barred foreign aid workers from reaching cyclone survivors in hard hit areas as emergency food shipments backed up at the main airport. Relief workers said some survivors received spoiled food instead of nutrition biscuits from international donors, fueling concerns about the junta's handling of aid.
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Vatican astronomer says belief in aliens compatible with faith
Rev. Jose Gabriel Funes of the Vatican Observatory said in a Vatican Observatory interview that the universe large enough for other life forms does not contradict belief in God. He noted the vast cosmos allows potential extraterrestrial life beyond Earth.
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