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Archived story · published November 9, 2026. Coverage reflects reporting at the time. See today's brief

Tech · November 9, 2026

Reporters on the Job: From Paris to Salina, Kansas

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Recent reports cover a range of international and domestic stories, including environmental milestones in Latin America, journalistic experiences in France, and collegiate athletics in the United States. In Latin America, the Zero Emission Bus Rapid-deployment Accelerator (ZEBRA) initiative, led by Thomas Maltese, reached a milestone of 10,000 electric buses in operation across 13 countries. In Paris, a reporter documented police efforts to clear protesters from the Place de la République using tear gas and stun grenades, encountering hostility and physical intervention by law enforcement. Meanwhile, in college basketball, UIC defeated UNC Greensboro with a final score of 82-72.

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  • Colette Davidson witnessed French anti-riot police using stun grenades and tear gas at Place de la République.
  • A French police officer told a reporter with a visible press card to "get lost."
  • The ZEBRA initiative marked a milestone of 10,000 electric buses in Latin America in August.
  • Thomas Maltese has assisted 80 cities across 13 countries in financing electric buses.
  • The Latin American electric bus initiative reportedly avoids 10 million metric tons of CO2 emissions annually.
  • UIC defeated UNC Greensboro 82-72, led by Washington’s 17 points.

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