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Prosecutors say operators did not properly respond to leak, which polluted miles of California's coastline.
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The move comes a day after the UK reported its highest number of new daily COVID infections since the pandemic began.
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Germany accepts responsibility for genocide in Namibia, but has it done enough to right the wrongs of the past?
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Doctors are bracing for more infections that they fear are inevitable with the new coronavirus variant.
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News agency calls for release of Amir Aman Kiyaro, says he has done 'important work on all sides' of Ethiopia's war.
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Human Rights Watch report documents dozens of education-related attacks in conflict-hit Anglophone regions.
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Some citizens worry the country is giving up its founding principles in favor of growing the economy.
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Authorities see Srinagar mosque as a nerve centre for protests that challenge India's sovereignty over disputed region.
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Hu Xijin had edited the nationalist Global Times tabloid since 2005.
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Four children fall to their death after gust of wind throws their bouncy castle high up into the air.
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Every day the world consumes some 100 million barrels of oil and 60 million equivalent barrels of natural gas.
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President Tsai Ing-wen tells French legislators 'democratic partners' must work together for peace and stability.
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Puerto Rican music producer Jose Angel Hernandez and members of his family killed in crash outside Santo Domingo.
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South Korea rolls back its 'Living with COVID-19' policy as infections and severe cases reach record highs.
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Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says Australians need to learn to live with COVID-19.
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Weather bureau says 'very destructive typhoon-force winds' likely as typhoon gathers speed before landfall.
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Air defences downed most of the missiles, and the attack caused some material losses, according to state media.
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Prebet Sapu brings multiracial realism back to cinema screens, signalling some relaxation in local censorship attitudes.
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Little enthusiasm ahead of delayed Hong Kong legislature vote as authorities crack down on calls for a boycott.
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The almost 300-year-old auction house reported $100m in sales off its new non-fungible tokens category.
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Crypto.com and Coinbase Global Inc blamed the data provider for the brief display of huge gains for many crypto coins.
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Legislation, which still needs President Joe Biden's final approval, authorises $777bn in US defence spending.
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Algeria converts a penalty kick in the 17th minute of injury time to beat Qatar 2-1 and seal their progress.
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US Fed said it is accelerating the tapering of its easy-money policies and sees at least three rate hikes by 2022's end.
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Colombia's police responsible for at least 28 deaths during anti-government protests this year, UN report finds.
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The Kentucky-based writer penned more than 40 books on subjects including racism, women's rights, culture and love.
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Both sides are now appointing special envoys to work on normalising ties.
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Al-Wefaq is a Shia opposition group outlawed in Bahrain for allegedly undermining the state and spreading sectarianism.
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Hundreds of investors claim Bayer misled them about the economic risks of the $63bn acquisition, a law firm says.
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A last-minute own-goal hands Tunisia's football team a victory in their Arab Cup semi-final in Doha.
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Former Minneapolis police officer pleads guilty to US federal charges linked to fatal arrest of Floyd last year.
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Dozens of people were injured after a fuel tanker truck exploded in the northern city of Cap-Haitien early on Tuesday.
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Far-right Jose Antonio Kast and progressive Gabriel Boric to vie for centrists, disaffected voters in Sunday’s runoff.
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Some parents are all but begging their babysitters and nannies to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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US retail and food services sales increased 0.3 percent in November after jumping 1.8 percent the previous month.
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More than 30 tornadoes tore through Kentucky and neighbouring states over the weekend, killing at least 88 people.
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The UK reported 78,610 news COVID-19 infections, about 10,000 more than the previous high reported in January.
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The slowdown in inflation eases pressure on the central bank to increase interest rates.
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Search under way for 25 missing people after 14 survivors and boat found on a beach in Tanjung Balau.
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Nair is an industry outsider from India and a longtime executive at Unilever.
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Aguero underwent tests after leaving the field holding his chest during a Barcelona match on October 30.
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With the Central Asian nation facing economic and political challenges, asylum seekers hope they can eventually move on.
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UN agency adds musical genre and dance to intangible heritage list for its cultural value and power in social cohesion.
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IAEA to not have access to recordings from cameras which will be installed 'after technical reviews by Iranian experts'.
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Many LGBTQ Americans across the country are still facing discrimination because of who they are and/or who they love.
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“Daddy, when can I go back to school? I don't want to sit here any more.”
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From extreme weather to 'ecocide', portal highlights environmental content from Al Jazeera Digital.
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Group says total of four companies should be punished for helping governments commit human rights abuses.
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Western powers say if Moscow decides to invade neighbouring Ukraine, a round of tough sanctions awaits.
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