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The two large US states lifted their remaining restrictions, paving the way for a close to normal summer for Americans.
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Former Hollywood mogul faces extradition to California in spite of lawyer's arguments he needs medical care in New York.
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The FLN party's 105 seats were well short of the 204 needed to secure a majority in the 407-seat parliament.
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Hundreds in the besieged enclave rally against so-called 'March of the Flags' taking place in occupied East Jerusalem.
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ICC chief prosecutor wants a full investigation into possible crimes against humanity.
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Atlanta police burst into the apartment where Johnny Lorenzo Bolton was lying down and shot him, family lawyer says.
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Eritrean Tewelde Goitom, known as Welid, was in late April found guilty of five charges of trafficking individuals.
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US is trying to slap Air Canada with a $25.5m fine over delayed refunds to thousands of passengers.
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Canada's largest province investing $8.2m to help identify sites at schools Indigenous children were forced to attend.
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Africa's biggest economy is gripped with soaring food prices, high unemployment and surging inflation.
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The move would protect the force, formed by Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, from budget cuts by subsequent administrations.
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The White House isn't expecting 'a big set of deliverables' but has a list of what they are 'seeking' out of the meeting
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The Chinese-backed coal-fired power plant in Chattogram, Bangladesh has been the site of deadly crackdowns on protests.
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Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and Palestine on the agenda of Arab League foreign ministers' talks in Doha.
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Mustafa Hashem al-Darwish was arrested in May 2015 and charged with protest-related offences.
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Firefighters respond to a large fire at a Chemtool plant, and local officials call for evacuations in the area.
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White nationalists pose greatest threat, says Justice Department which may recommend passage of 'domestic terror' law.
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Republican members of the US House filed a resolution seeking to censure Omar for her criticism of Israel.
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US Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is in Mexico to discuss immigration and border security.
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The lack of communication between China General Nuclear Power and Electricite de France SA could be cause for concern.
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Displaced families in Port-au-Prince urgently need clean water, food, clothes and other necessities, UN warns.
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Scott, who has donated $8.5bn since July 2020, is fast becoming one of the most consequential philanthropists around.
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Ma, who is known for his outspokenness, has been largely out of the public view since criticising China's regulators.
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The British computer scientist wrote the code that ‘changed everything’ in 1989.
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Emails obtained by Congress show Trump and his team urged prosecutors to act on election fraud claims.
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Announcement by health authorities comes as sultanate faces a surge in COVID-19 cases that has swamped its hospitals.
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Producer prices saw a record surge in May while retail sales saw a bigger-than-expected drop.
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Biden and EU leaders agreed to a truce in a 17-year dispute over aircraft subsidies.
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After biggest-ever expedition to Arctic, scientists warn point of no return on global warming may have already been hit.
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Result may affect range of issues from future of 2015 nuclear agreement to fate of dual-national prisoners held in Iran.
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Independent inquiry into 1987 murder accuses London's Metropolitan Police Service of 'institutional corruption'.
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It’s long past time that this outdated, neo-colonial piece of global governance was abandoned.
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Critics say law against 'promoting' homosexuality to children will in effect crack down on LGBTQ groups.
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Turkey's environment minister says Yalova and Balikesir were among cities where most of the mucilage was cleared.
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Israeli far-right groups prepare for the 'March of the Flags' through occupied East Jerusalem as Palestinians gather.
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Regardless of who wins these elections, democracy will be the biggest loser and democratic reforms will be curtailed.
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HRW documented flaws in the investigation, including political interference and violations of due process.
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Climate change campaigners launch a lawsuit against Oslo over plans for more oil drilling in the Arctic.
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British PM Boris Johnson says agreement marks 'new dawn' in relations between the UK and its former colony.
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Van Lienden said there was zero personal gain when he secured millions of face masks, words that have come to haunt him.
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It will be the first time the two nations face off in the group stages of a major tournament.
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Furious response comes after NATO leaders pledged to counter 'systemic challenges' Chinese policies pose.
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Hundreds tested positive in 2019 after whistle-blower doctor uncovered scandal involving the reuse of needles in Sindh.
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Polio workers targeted in three locations in Jalalabad city - the latest in a series of attacks against health workers.
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Suicide bomber stood among recruits queueing outside the General Dhegobadan Military Camp when the blast happened.
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Policy missteps, entrenched corruption and an over-reliance on oil have pushed the country's economy to the brink.
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UNHCR chief says contingency plans be prepared for more displaced civilians amid fears of renewed violence.
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Why are some people saying the election is already a done deal?
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Court gives bail to Devangana Kalita, Natasha Narwal and Asif Iqbal Tanha, who were arrested under stringent terror law.
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Thirty years ago, marital rape became a crime in the UK. This is the story of those who fought to make that happen.