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HOUSTON 鈥?Deafening drums marked the entrance of President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minster Narendra Modi as they clasped hands and walked across the stage in a packed Texas stadium Sunday, sending a message of unity between the world two largest democracies despite trade tensions.Instead of stanley cup dwelling on trade, Trump highlighted the growth of U.S. exports to India, the billions of dollars India is spending on U.S.-made defense equipment and joint military exercises with New Delhi.India has never invested in the United States like it is doing today, Trump said, adding that we ;re doing the same thing in India.The president also discussed border security, an important campaign issue for Texas, which shares a border with Mexico.W stanley cup e are taking unprecedented action to secure our southern border and stop illegal immigration, Trump said.People listen to U.S. Pres stanley cup ident Donald Trump as they attend the Howdy Modi event in Houston, Texas, U.S., September 22, 2019. PHoto by Jonathan Ernst/Reuters.About 50,000 Indian Americans attended the Howdy Modi! rally in Houston, where the crowd chanted Modi! Modi! Modi! as he took the stage to introduce Trump as my friend, a friend of India, a great American president.Modi even used Trump political slogan to say the president had a strong resolve to make America great again.When I met him for the first time, Gnpt 9th Circuit ends California ban on high-capacity gun magazines
A four-day cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war began Friday in Gaza as part of an agreement that Qatar helped broker. Thirteen Israeli hostages were released, according to Israeli media, and 12 Thai hostages were also freed. The deal includes the release of dozens of hostages held by militants and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.With the truce stanley cup deal comes increased shipments of fuel and supplies into Gaza 鈥?though still only enough to dent the needs of the 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza who have endured weeks of Israeli bombardment, according to aid groups. Israel has agreed to allow the delivery of 130,000 liters 34,300 gallons of fuel a day into besieged Gaza for humanitarian needs for the duration of the truce.READ MORE: Cease-fire begins in Gaza, setting stage for hostage release and aid deliveryMore than 13,300 Palestinians have been k stanley cup illed, according to the Health Ministry in Hamas-ruled Gaza after a dayslong pause in its casualty report, which it attributed to the health system collapse in northern Gaza making it impossible to provide a detailed count.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he will press ahead with the war after the cease-fire expires. Some air max 1 1,200 people have been killed in Israel, mostly during the initial incursion by Hamas.Currently:A four-day truce begins, setting the stage for the release of dozens of hostages.Families of hostages not slated for release from Gaza during current truce face enduring nightmare.Palestinians in Ga
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BATON ROUGE, La. AP 鈥?The official c stanley cup urriculum for a new Advanced Placement course on African American studies that was released on Wednesday downplays some components that drew criticism from conservatives including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who had threatened to ban the class in his state.WATCH: DeSantis defends blocking African American studies course in Florida schoolsIn the new framework, topics including Black Lives Matter and queer life are not part of the exam. They are included only on a list of sample project topics that states and school systems can choose from for assignments.The course is currently being tested at 60 schools around the U.S., and the official materials are intended to guide its stanley cup expansion to hundreds of additional high schools in the next academic year. The College Board, which oversees AP courses, said developers consulted with professors from more than 200 colleges, including several historically Black institutions.The rejection of the course by DeSan stanley cup tis, a Republican, has stirred new political debate over how schools teach about race.In January the state issued a chart that said the course promotes the idea that modern American society oppresses Black people, other minorities and women, includes a chapter on Black Queer Studies that the administration finds inappropriate, and uses articles by critics of capitalism. The Florida Department of Education told the College Board it would bar the course unless changes are made.DeSantis, Dmuy New York City bans restaurants from using plastic foam containers
In an interview with the Associated Press, Jan af1 Pronk, the top U.N. envoy to Sudan, blamed violence in Darfur in recent weeks on underfunded humanitarian programs and on a failure by outside nations to provide money and peacekeepers.That is creating a situation which is getting out of hand, Pronk said. Because the longer a situation like this is lasting, the more difficult it is to change it.An estimated 200,000 people have died in Sudan since fighting broke out in Darfur in early 2003, some from the violence, many from hunger and disease brought on by unstable conditions. Another 2 million have been stanley cup driven from their homes into overcrowded, unsanitary camps in Chad and within Sudan.The Darfur conflict has weighed heavily on a nation struggling to recover after a two decade-long civil war that pitted the mostly Islamic government in the north with rebels seeking independence in the south. The war ended in January with the signing of a peace deal between the Khartoum government and the main rebel group, the Sudan People 82 stanley cup 17 Liberation Movement.The peace deal has produced a new power-sharing government composed of the ruling National Congress Party and leaders of the SPLM.But while the North-South conflict seems to be settling, violence in the Darfur region is on the rise. Humanitarian organizations in Darfur have complained of attacks on aid workers and African Union peacekeepers part of a 6,000-strong force deployed in the region
HOUSTON 鈥?Deafening drums marked the entrance of President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minster Narendra Modi as they clasped hands and walked across the stage in a packed Texas stadium Sunday, sending a message of unity between the world two largest democracies despite trade tensions.Instead of stanley cup dwelling on trade, Trump highlighted the growth of U.S. exports to India, the billions of dollars India is spending on U.S.-made defense equipment and joint military exercises with New Delhi.India has never invested in the United States like it is doing today, Trump said, adding that we ;re doing the same thing in India.The president also discussed border security, an important campaign issue for Texas, which shares a border with Mexico.W stanley cup e are taking unprecedented action to secure our southern border and stop illegal immigration, Trump said.People listen to U.S. Pres stanley cup ident Donald Trump as they attend the Howdy Modi event in Houston, Texas, U.S., September 22, 2019. PHoto by Jonathan Ernst/Reuters.About 50,000 Indian Americans attended the Howdy Modi! rally in Houston, where the crowd chanted Modi! Modi! Modi! as he took the stage to introduce Trump as my friend, a friend of India, a great American president.Modi even used Trump political slogan to say the president had a strong resolve to make America great again.When I met him for the first time, Gnpt 9th Circuit ends California ban on high-capacity gun magazines
A four-day cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war began Friday in Gaza as part of an agreement that Qatar helped broker. Thirteen Israeli hostages were released, according to Israeli media, and 12 Thai hostages were also freed. The deal includes the release of dozens of hostages held by militants and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.With the truce stanley cup deal comes increased shipments of fuel and supplies into Gaza 鈥?though still only enough to dent the needs of the 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza who have endured weeks of Israeli bombardment, according to aid groups. Israel has agreed to allow the delivery of 130,000 liters 34,300 gallons of fuel a day into besieged Gaza for humanitarian needs for the duration of the truce.READ MORE: Cease-fire begins in Gaza, setting stage for hostage release and aid deliveryMore than 13,300 Palestinians have been k stanley cup illed, according to the Health Ministry in Hamas-ruled Gaza after a dayslong pause in its casualty report, which it attributed to the health system collapse in northern Gaza making it impossible to provide a detailed count.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he will press ahead with the war after the cease-fire expires. Some air max 1 1,200 people have been killed in Israel, mostly during the initial incursion by Hamas.Currently:A four-day truce begins, setting the stage for the release of dozens of hostages.Families of hostages not slated for release from Gaza during current truce face enduring nightmare.Palestinians in Ga
Yaex China rejects provision for scrutiny of carbon use at UN climate conference
BATON ROUGE, La. AP 鈥?The official c stanley cup urriculum for a new Advanced Placement course on African American studies that was released on Wednesday downplays some components that drew criticism from conservatives including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who had threatened to ban the class in his state.WATCH: DeSantis defends blocking African American studies course in Florida schoolsIn the new framework, topics including Black Lives Matter and queer life are not part of the exam. They are included only on a list of sample project topics that states and school systems can choose from for assignments.The course is currently being tested at 60 schools around the U.S., and the official materials are intended to guide its stanley cup expansion to hundreds of additional high schools in the next academic year. The College Board, which oversees AP courses, said developers consulted with professors from more than 200 colleges, including several historically Black institutions.The rejection of the course by DeSan stanley cup tis, a Republican, has stirred new political debate over how schools teach about race.In January the state issued a chart that said the course promotes the idea that modern American society oppresses Black people, other minorities and women, includes a chapter on Black Queer Studies that the administration finds inappropriate, and uses articles by critics of capitalism. The Florida Department of Education told the College Board it would bar the course unless changes are made.DeSantis, Dmuy New York City bans restaurants from using plastic foam containers
In an interview with the Associated Press, Jan af1 Pronk, the top U.N. envoy to Sudan, blamed violence in Darfur in recent weeks on underfunded humanitarian programs and on a failure by outside nations to provide money and peacekeepers.That is creating a situation which is getting out of hand, Pronk said. Because the longer a situation like this is lasting, the more difficult it is to change it.An estimated 200,000 people have died in Sudan since fighting broke out in Darfur in early 2003, some from the violence, many from hunger and disease brought on by unstable conditions. Another 2 million have been stanley cup driven from their homes into overcrowded, unsanitary camps in Chad and within Sudan.The Darfur conflict has weighed heavily on a nation struggling to recover after a two decade-long civil war that pitted the mostly Islamic government in the north with rebels seeking independence in the south. The war ended in January with the signing of a peace deal between the Khartoum government and the main rebel group, the Sudan People 82 stanley cup 17 Liberation Movement.The peace deal has produced a new power-sharing government composed of the ruling National Congress Party and leaders of the SPLM.But while the North-South conflict seems to be settling, violence in the Darfur region is on the rise. Humanitarian organizations in Darfur have complained of attacks on aid workers and African Union peacekeepers part of a 6,000-strong force deployed in the region