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CM Shah violates traffic rule, pays fine

The Rising Nepal

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July 2, 2026

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By Avinash Chaudhari, Dhanagadhi, July 2: Chief Minister of the Sudurpaschim Province Kamal Bahadur Shah has been fined...

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Greenlining Institute

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· Jun 29, 2026

Wider highways don’t fix traffic. Why couldn’t a CA lawmaker say that in a bill?

Wider highways don’t fix traffic. Why couldn’t a CA lawmaker say that in a bill?

Hi China

· Jul 9, 2026

Traffic officer carries disabled pedestrian safely across busy road

In Neijiang, Sichuan, a man with disability was slowly making his way across a crosswalk with traffic flowing around him. Seeing the situation, a traffic officer quickly stepped in. He signaled vehicles to slow down, and then carefully carried the man the other side safely. #ChinaFace

Eye Radio

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· Jul 12, 2026

Revenue chief orders customs officers to block trucks using false declarations

The Commissioner General of the South Sudan Revenue Authority has directed customs officers at the Nimule border point to turn back trucks that evade taxes through false customs declarations. Commissioner General Moun Deng Ajuet issued the directive on Friday during an inspection visit to the Nimule border. Ajuet instructed customs officers to reject cargo found [] The post Revenue chief orders customs officers to block trucks using false declarations appeared first on Eye Radio.

ArcaMax

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· Jul 6, 2026

Flouting Trump policy, federal judges are freeing immigrants from mandatory detention

Gilberto Pacheco was driving to work for a construction job in California when he was pulled over in what court papers called a “traffic stop” in January. He was not accused of any crime, not even a traffic infraction, but he was imprisoned ...

RAPPLER

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· Jul 5, 2026

[Tambay] Nasaan ang tapang ni Marcoleta? O baka mag-Bato dela Rosa siya?

Handa raw siyang magpakulong kung magkaroon ng arrest warrant, ’ika ni Marcoleta. Ganyang-ganyan din ang sinabi ni Senador Bato de la Rosa bago lumabas ang mandamiento de arresto sa kanya ng International Criminal Court.

Off The Press

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· Jul 1, 2026

Judge blocks Virginia ICE mask ban hours before going into effect

A federal judge blocked a Virginia law instituting a mask ban for Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers hours before the measure would have taken effect on Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Robert Payne, appointed by former President George H.W. Bush, issued a preliminary injunction in favor of the Department of Justice. The federal government sued Virginia []...Click to read more

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Related coverage for "CM Shah violates traffic rule, pays fine": Greenlining Institute — Wider highways don’t fix traffic. Why couldn’t a CA lawmaker say that in a bill?. Hi China — Traffic officer carries disabled pedestrian safely across busy road. Eye Radio — Revenue chief orders customs officers to block trucks using false declarations. ArcaMax — Flouting Trump policy, federal judges are freeing immigrants from mandatory detention. RAPPLER — [Tambay] Nasaan ang tapang ni Marcoleta? O baka mag-Bato dela Rosa siya?. Off The Press — Judge blocks Virginia ICE mask ban hours before going into effect