Georgian president rejects Georgia vote as Russian interference
President Salome Zourabichvili denounces Saturday's Parliamentary election as fraudulent and says Russia staged a special operation to derail Georgia from Europe. She urged protests in Tbilisi while EU observers report intimidation and vote irregularities amid the ruling party's 54.8 percent win. European leaders demand inquiry and a demonstration of commitment to EU integration.
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Georgia
Europe
Salome Zourabi
Chvili
South Caucasus
Russia
Zourabichvili
Central Election Commission
Georgian Dream
Brussels
European Union
Antonio Lopez-Isturiz White
European Parliament
European Council
Charles Michel
Biden marks sixth anniversary of Pittsburgh synagogue attack
President Biden commemorates the 2018 Pittsburgh synagogue massacre, calls out a surge of antisemitism, and notes a national strategy including 1.2 billion for nonprofit security. VP Harris echoes pledge to protect Jewish people as the site plans a new complex with cultural and educational centers.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Biden
Gaza
Dor Hadash
New Light
Tree of Life
Squirrel Hill
U.S
Biden
Israel
Hamas
America
Justice Department
Kamala Harris
United States
Navajo Nation connects homes to grid after long delay
Lorraine Black and Ricky Gillis finally see power reach their Halchita Utah home after a five year wait under the Light Up Navajo program. The connection ends reliance on solar panels and propane lamps, enabling a fridge, TV, and cooling unit. Local officials note 32 percent of Navajo homes lack electricity and 882 have been connected since 2019, with plans to reach 150 more next spring.
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Halchita
Utah
Lorraine Black
Ricky Gillis
Navajo Nation
Gillis
Black
Arizona
New Mexico
Southwest
America
Vircynthia Charley
Navajo Tribal Utility Authority
Light Up
U.S
West Virginia
Monument Valley
Deenise Becenti
Light Up Navajo
Becenti
Colorado
Tribal
Biden Administration
Tribal Utility Authority
Priscilla
Leo Dan
Navajo Mountain
Morale s Car Attack Claim Rocks Bolivian Politics
Former Bolivian president Evo Morales says assailants opened fire on his car in Chapare, claiming a coordinated government bid to curb his influence as a rift widens inside MAS with current president Luis Arce. Police investigate possible self attack theories amid protest blocks and legal threats.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Evo Morales
Luis Arce
Morales
Arce
Movement Toward Socialism
MAS
Roberto Rios
Rios
Chapare
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