Tres cascos azules heridos tras ataque de Israel a Misión de Paz en Líbano

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.telesurtv.net/cascos-azules-heridos-ataque-israel-libano/

El reverendo Jesse Jackson será enterrado en el Cementerio Oak Woods en el sur de Chicago

https://misryoum.com/us/today/el-reverendo-jesse-jackson-sera-enterrado-en-el/

El mejor lugar para cobertura de noticias y cultura latina en Chicago. La Greenwood Avenue, justo al sur de 67th Street, marca la entrada a uno de los vecindarios más exclusivos de la ciudad, hablando en términos generales, con...

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Israel ordena la evacuación indefinida de cerca de 80 localidades en el sur de Líbano

https://tardigram.com/m/Actualidad/t/20039

Le DHS américain contourne les juges pour désanonymiser les comptes qui documentent l'ICE.

Le mécanisme : des assignations administratives sans contrôle judiciaire forcent les plateformes à livrer l'identité d'utilisateurs anonymes. Cible prioritaire : ceux qui filment les opérations d'immigration.

Le précédent s'étendra : si ça marche contre l'ICE, pourquoi pas contre d'autres lanceurs d'alerte ?

#Anonymat #Sur...

https://da.van.ac/usa-le-dhs-cible-les-comptes-anonymes-qui-documentent-lice/

A portion of California’s scenic Highway 1, which winds through rugged cliffs along the coast and has long been a highlight for travelers admiring the ocean views, 🙏🏻reopened on Wednesday after a years-long closure.

A large section of the road in #Big #Sur has been cut off due to landslides
💥 since 2023,
creating challenges for visitors and businesses that rely on tourism.

But now, after years of repair work on the $82.6m project, Highway 1 was slated to ⭐️reopen on Wednesday afternoon, the San Francisco Chronicle first reported.

“This reopening will bring much-needed relief to small businesses and families in Big Sur and the surrounding communities who have shown remarkable resilience and strength,” Gavin Newsom said in a statement.

The highway’s location on the coast in a geologically active area means that closures have long been a part of its history.

There is a longstanding rumor that Highway 1 hasn’t remained fully operational from north to south for more than a year since it first opened to motorists in 1937.

A 75-mile stretch of the Big Sur coastline is one of the most active landslide areas in the western US
with more than 1,500 mapped slides, according to the US Geological Survey.

A portion of the highway had been closed since January 2023,
when treacherous winter storms battered the state and caused a major landslide.

The road was still closed for lengthy repairs when another slide occurred in February 2024.

A storm a few months later brought heavy rains and caused part of the roadway to fall into the ocean.

As of September, crews had removed 300,000 cubic yards of material from the highway
and expected to haul out another 250,000 cubic yards.

Caltrans has utilized “unmanned, remote-controlled equipment”
to operate bulldozers and excavators without endangering workers,
according to the agency.

Crews worked seven days a week when possible on
“one of California’s most challenging slopes”,
the agency said in a statement,
and used steel reinforcements as long as 60ft to stabilize the hillside.

The reopening will bring relief to the Big Sur community, workers and small businesses that have
“endured extraordinary challenges”,
state senator John Laird said in a statement,
describing the road as a lifeline

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/14/california-highway-1-reopens-pch?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other