WorldMay 11
Palestinian family forced to exhume father's body after settler interference
A Palestinian family was compelled to dig up and rebury their father's remains following interference by Israeli settlers in the West Bank.
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PoliticsApr 8
Two separate government actions face legal and budget challenges
Trump administration proposes cybersecurity budget cuts while lawsuit challenges DOJ memo on presidential records law.
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WorldApr 8
American Journalist Shelly Kittleson Released After Week-Long Kidnapping in Iraq
Freelance journalist Shelly Kittleson was freed by Iranian-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah after being abducted in Baghdad, with conditions she leave Iraq immediately.
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WorldApr 15
Los Angeles Schools Avoid Strike as Last-Minute Deal Reached with Union
Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative agreement with the Service Employees International Union, preventing a strike that would have closed schools Tuesday.
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WorldMay 22
Building Collapse in Morocco's Fez Kills at least 9 People
A building collapse in the Moroccan city of Fez has resulted in at least nine fatalities.
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WorldMay 30
Russia Recalls Armenia Envoy Amid EU Relations Dispute
Russia recalled its ambassador to Armenia as tensions rise over Armenia's deepening ties with the European Union.
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WorldJun 9
Kenyan police use tear gas against protesters opposing US Ebola treatment center
Police deployed tear gas to disperse protesters in Kenya who opposed plans for a US-backed Ebola quarantine and treatment facility.
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OtherJun 9
Historian Gordon S. Wood, Pulitzer Prize winner, dies at 92 after car accident
Gordon S. Wood, the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian known for his scholarship on American history, died Sunday after being struck by a car in Rhode Island.
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FinanceJun 7
Aviation and Telecom Industries See Major Business Developments
Multiple aviation companies announce capacity plans and fare outlooks while French telecom sector sees major acquisition.
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TechnologyApr 23
Tech Companies Plan Gas-Powered Data Centers Amid Clean Energy Sector Changes
Major technology companies are developing natural gas-powered data centers that could produce significant greenhouse gas emissions as the clean energy sector undergoes restructuring.
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HealthMay 22
European regulators back Novo Nordisk's oral Wegovy for weight loss
European Medicines Agency recommends approval of Novo Nordisk's oral semaglutide as Europe's first oral weight-loss medication.
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HealthMay 3
A2 Milk Recalls Infant Formula in US Over Toxin Detection
A2 Milk Company has recalled thousands of tins of imported infant formula in the United States after detection of a potentially harmful toxin.
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WorldApr 15
Oil Prices Rise Above $100 as US-Iran Ceasefire Talks Fail, Stocks Hold Steady
Oil prices climbed back above $100 per barrel after weekend ceasefire talks between the US and Iran failed to end their war, while US stocks showed modest declines.
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PoliticsMay 15
Justice Department to seek death penalty for man charged in Israeli embassy staff killings
Federal prosecutors will pursue capital punishment against Elias Rodriguez, accused of fatally shooting two Israeli embassy staff members outside a DC Jewish museum in May 2024.
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PoliticsApr 23
Houston Amends ICE Cooperation Policy After Governor Threatens Funding Cut
Houston modified its ordinance limiting police cooperation with immigration agents after Gov. Abbott threatened to withhold $150 million in state grants.
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