United Nations Correspondent, The Associated Press
Edith M. is a United Nations Correspondent for The Associated Press. Her work has been featured in various prestigious publications and media outlets, including The Washington Post, ABC Network News, The Toronto Star, and The Los Angeles Times. Edith covers a wide range of topics, with a focus on international affairs, human rights, and global politics.
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Edith M.'s coverage predominantly focuses on world affairs, government & politics with a specific emphasis on Russia's international relations and involvement in the UN. She also provides extensive coverage of evolving stories and government announcements.
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By: Edith M.
As one of only two American states to open its doors to terminally ill patients wishing to end their lives with dignity, Oregon has assisted hundreds of people since July 2023 when the requirement that only state residents could be helped was scrapped. The Dying With Dignity Act (DWDA) became effective in Oregon in October […]
By: Edith M.
ASHLAND, Ore. — The historic Winchester Inn in Ashland has been voted Number One of the 10 Best Places to Stay in the nation by USA Today’s 2024 Readers’ Choice Travel Awards. Huge Accolade for Ashland as a Tourist Destination This is a huge accolade not only for The Winchester Inn but also for Ashland […]
At a recent webinar, regional transmission authorities said that apart from the problems posed by climate change, the demand for energy by the growing number of data centers is challenging the reliability of the existing electrical grid. Oregon has 109 Data Centers, with a Further 11 Planned at the Facebook Campus At present, there […]
By: Edith M.
ASHLAND, Ore. — The Ashland-based non-profit Lomakatsi Restoration Project (LRP) has received two grants of $700,000 from the Interior Department’s Youth Service Corps to support the organization’s Tribal Youth Ecological Stewardship Training and Employment program. 12 Youth Members Will be Trained to Secure Future Careers Some of the grant money will be used to […]
By: Edith M.
If you’re looking for a night out in Medford, Southern Oregon, expect a mix of live music, good drinks, and a community-focused crowd. The city’s modest pub and club scene caters to locals and visitors who enjoy a more relaxed, intimate atmosphere. Medford offers a laid-back and community-focused nightlife scene which reflects its small-town charm […]
By: Edith M.
Oregon taxpayers could receive a $978 million kickback from the state Department of Revenue, but economist Josh Lehner has warned that a white-collar recession could dilute the windfall. Economic uncertainties could impact the sixth consecutive kicker refund, payable in 2026, state economist Josh Lehner told lawmakers yesterday (Wednesday). K-12 Schools Will Also Benefit Oregon […]
By: Edith M.
MEDFORD, Ore. — The Medford School Board (MSB) has launched an independent investigation into one of its board members who is accused of inappropriate conduct. In a statement, the MSB says it will give feedback once the investigation is completed. MSB Denies Rumors In the meantime, the MSB has denied rumors that an allegation […]
Residents of Oregon have until October 15 to register for the upcoming election. Voters have been given until Election Day on November 5 to mail their ballots or to hand deliver them to official drop boxes. In the meantime, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy addressed a news briefing earlier this at which he appealed to the […]
By: Edith M.
KLAMATH COUNTY, Ore. — Budget shortfalls and the inappropriate use of grant money have led to the termination of the Klamath County Fire District #3 Fire Chief, Christine Friend. Following her termination, four members of staff resigned. They included the former Fire Chief’s partner, Michael Shults, and her two sons who were also employed by […]
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