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A new hope for having national hydrocarbons began over the weekend. After six years of inactivity, President Energy Py S.A. started drilling its third well in the Boquerón, Paraguayan Chaco department last Friday at 7:00 PM.

Besides free training, Good Jobs Hawaiʻi provided books, fees and travel to Maui to take the national exam.

GRAPHIC WARNING: Boatman Odair Raash, 46, had disappeared transporting cattle on the Amazon river near Costa Marques Rondonia State, Brazil, before his skeleton was pulled from the water on New Year's Day

An 82-year-old grandma died and a 58-year-old woman was hurt when a cargo vehicle struck them as they were crossing the pedestrian lane in front of Telano Market in Barangay Lipata, Minglanilla town, southern Cebu, past 5 p.m. on Tuesday, January 9, 2024.

The late Saul Landau spent years investigating the assassination in Washington, DC, of his friend, Orlando Letelier, the former Chilean foreign minister. What he found pointed right back to DC.

The continent’s summer has begun after months of extreme heat and drought, in the world’s warmest year ever recorded. Climate experts warn that more chaos could soon come

The 2024 edition of the CHAIN WINTER ONE-ACT FESTIVAL at Chain Theatre in New York City will feature the stage-directorial debut of Jessie Eisenberg and over 60 new plays. Don't miss this exciting event from February 8th to March 3rd.

Health authorities in the Argentine province of Corrientes (northeast) Friday confirmed the death of a patient who had tested positive for dengue, thus increasing the number of fatalities to three this summer.

Today is the fifth day of 2024. There are 361 days left in the year. TODAY IN HISTORY 1993: The tanker Braer runs aground on the Shetland Islands and spills 26 million gallons (98.42 million...

From the artist exhibitions at the El Paso Museum of Art to the El Paso Live! Broadway in El Paso touring musicals to the many productions of local theatre, the