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Von der Leyen criticizes Iran’s response to protests
Anti-government demonstrations persisted on Saturday, with reports indicating overwhelmed hospitals and a call from the Iranian military for citizens to prevent “enemy plots.” The demonstrations
Pooh Shiesty Denies Incarceration Rumors
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American athlete secures gold at Lake Placid Aerials World Cup
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Rare large black coral discovered near Fiordland
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UN Experts’ Killings in Congo Remain Unresolved
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Trump warns of economic trouble if tariffs are rejected
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Police-community trust benefits everyone’s safety
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Nashville police shooting lawsuit reinstated by appeals court
A federal appeals court has reversed a lower court’s decision and ruled that a lawsuit filed on behalf of Melissa Wooden can proceed. Wooden was
AI Raises Questions About Human Rights Considerations
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Supreme Court to Review Transgender Athlete Bans
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