KSLM Radio https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html KSLM Radio Reliable News Talk Radio – Current, Credible, Consistent Fever coach: ‘We are united,’ and ‘everybody else can go to hell’ Oil, gold prices rise as geopolitical tensions mount before CPI Velo, workload concerns add up as Pirates pull Paul Skenes after 65 pitches Wisconsin Democrats pick Rebecca Cooke to challenge Republican Van Orden in bid to flip House Tennis-Gauff reaches Toronto semis after Bencic withdraws Trump says his plane faced ‘greater risk’ in secret flight change US appeals court voids formula used to avert surprise medical bills Drones hit residential buildings in Russia’s Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, mayor says Wisconsin Republicans choose Tom Tiffany as nominee for governor Minnesota Democrats choose Amy Klobuchar as nominee for governor White Sox celebrate ‘Pope Night’ with holy hat giveaway Rams WR Puka Nacua exits practice due to groin injury GM: Stephen Curry ‘wants to finish his career as a Warrior’ Taiwan condemns ‘dangerous’ planned Chinese navy drill with Indonesia to its east Tigers’ Riley Greene (leg) leaves game after HBP Lindsey Graham’s sister advances to runoff for US Senate seat in South Carolina Dollar subdued as markets await US inflation data for Fed clues Oil rises as doubts over US-Iran deal heighten supply concerns Hiroshi Okuda, former Toyota chief credited for leading the Japanese automaker’s global climb, dies Tropical storm hits Tokyo area, leaving thousands without power before moving west New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he survived a leadership vote in his own party 8/11/26 – Mark Levin: Iran’s New Strategy vs. U.S. Blockade US freight railroads lose appeal challenging new rule requiring at least two-person crews At NFL media day, CBS mum on Tony Romo decision timeline US bars federal funding of gender-affirming care for low-income minors Golden State general manager Mike Dunleavy optimistic Stephen Curry will finish career with Warriors 3 states are set to hold executions on the same day, a first in the US since 2010 Why the elaborate ruse Trump used in Turkey isn’t like other secret presidential trips John Gotti’s grandson kept trying to delay prison to donate kidney to mother. A judge said enough. North Korea launches a ballistic missile toward the sea, South Korea says CBS Sports president says there’s no timeline for a decision on Tony Romo’s future AP Exclusive: ICE plans to give officers gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks Video captures rescue of river tubing group stranded for 3 days, living off bark and flowers Researchers, advocates rail against government’s efforts to end workforce data collection Judge again bars Trump administration from implementing order that sought to limit mail voting Medicaid says it will stop paying for some gender-affirming care for transgender minors The Media Line: Israel, Venezuela Renew Official Ties After 17-Year Diplomatic Freeze By The Media Line Staff Israel and Venezuela agreed to restore consular relations and establish a formal channel for coordination, reopening direct ties between the countries after a 17-year freeze and following cooperation in the aftermath of Venezuela’s deadly June earthquakes. The agreement followed discussions between Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and Venezuelan Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia. Under the arrangement, Israel and Venezuela will create a mechanism through which their citizens can receive essential consular services. The two governments also agreed to continue technical cooperation in emergency response, engineering and recovery efforts. Contacts between the countries expanded after more than 50 Israeli specialists traveled to Venezuela following the double earthquake in June. The delegation included representatives of Israel’s Foreign Ministry, the Israel Defense Forces Home Front Command and the National Emergency Management Authority. During the mission, Israeli personnel assisted with rescue operations and assessments of damaged structures. They also helped map destruction and presented Venezuelan authorities with a framework for rebuilding national infrastructure. The diplomatic opening comes under acting President Delcy Rodríguez, whose government has taken a more pragmatic approach to foreign relations following a political and leadership transition. The statement on renewed consular ties also addressed Israel’s connection with Venezuela’s Jewish community, describing the community as an important link in the countries’ longstanding friendship. Venezuela cut diplomatic relations with Israel in January 2009 under then-President Hugo Chávez in response to Israeli military operations in Gaza. Relations remained suspended under Nicolás Maduro as Venezuela maintained close ties with Iran and participated in platforms hostile to Israel. The resumption of consular contacts does not amount to the full restoration of diplomatic relations, but establishes an official mechanism for direct cooperation after 17 years without formal ties. The development follows renewed relations between Israel and Colombia under its new president. 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