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Klamath River Flows Freely Again After Crews Take Down Last Dam

For decades, conservationists, led by the Yurok, Karuk & Hupa tribes, fought to remove the dams, citing their toll on salmon spawning grounds

After a four-week suspension, US authorities reactivated the humanitarian parole program for Nicaraguans, Cubans, Haitians, and Venezuelans.

The mother of Gaza’s first confirmed polio patient, a nearly 1-year-old boy who is now paralyzed, is pleading for medical treatment.

With the closure of these 169 organizations, the Ortega-Murillo regime has reached a total of 5,552 non-profits eliminated since late 2018.

Highs will be 31 and 32°C (88 and 90°F) and lows between 23 and 25°C (73 and 77°F). The sea surface temperature will be 30°C (86°F).

Today’s featured artist is Airto Moreira from Brazil live at the Modern Drummer Festival in Montclair, New Jersey, USA (2003).

Angie Troope from the USA took our photo of the day: “John Lewis ‘Good Trouble’ mural”, in Atlanta, USA.

Israeli soldiers, backed by armored vehicles, bulldozers, fighter jets and drones, launched simultaneous raids on Jenin, Tulkarm and Tubas.

The Nicaraguan dictator called the presidents of Colombia and Brasil “toadies” for having cast doubt on the election results in Venezuela.

Her arrest took place on Sunday, August 25, after her apartment was raided by officers from the Bolivarian National Police.