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ah, im carry johnston, endo all the talk stories here in al jazeera european union. leaders have agreed to impose a partial bond on russian oil is part of a new package of sanctions in response to the invasion of ukraine. the breakthrough follows monson negotiations. that struggle to address objections from hungary, on 2 thirds of russian or them ports were blocked by the end of the year. entrepreneurs editor james bass has more from brussels, is not what was originally proposed by us ...

Voters at osceola, indiana. Donald trump in indiana, john kasich sitting this one out. Im not going to win all the primaries. We just need to make sure we go to an open convention. Delegates will look at two things. One is who can win in the fall and who can get elected. I can promise you if donald trump is the nominee, the Republican Party will get wiped out all across this country. With case itch he made a decision about allocation of resources. And i decided to focus on indiana. Both of tower...

A 71-year-old man residing in White Oak finds himself back in jail for the fourth time, having violated a court order to cease stalking his neighbors.

CAA Saskatchewan and a local car shop have tips for motorists on how to care for your vehicle during these extreme freezing winter temperatures.

Bessie Bills passed away in Tupelo, Oklahoma. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by BROWNS FUNERAL SERVICE.

By Erik Harris, sports editor MONTGOMERY – A pair of Hewitt-Trussville runners took part in the North-South cross country All-Star event on Wednesday in Montgomery.  Hewitt-Trussville runners Mitchell Phillips (left) and Maci Mills (right) were selected to compete in the 2021 North-South All-Star cross country race in Montgomery. Photo from Hewitt-Trussville Athletics The 5K race was held at the Gateway Cross Country Course in Montgomery as part of the 2021 All-Star Sports Week. The annual e...

Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio Mar 9, 2021 11:58 PM Cumberland made the journey to Farmer City on Tuesday night and the trip was well worth the journey. The Pirates sailed away with the 57-14 win.   Despite scoring only 3 points in the first quarter the Knights did play good defensively but Cumberland took advantage of many turnovers turning those mistakes into points. In the second quarter Cumberland imposed their will defensively,  holding the Knights to just 1 point in the quarter. Senior...