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US Caribbean Boat Strike Kills Four as Legal Scrutiny Grows
The US military says it killed four alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, extending a campaign that has killed at…
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Typhoon Narra Floods Southern China, Forcing 54,000 Evacuations
Record river levels and widespread flooding linked to Narra have displaced 54,000 people in Guangxi, with further heavy rain expected…
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German Economy Grows 0.3% as Exports Outpace Weak Investment
Germany's second-quarter growth was revised up to 0.3%, driven by exports, but falling equipment investment and subdued consumption show that…
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Armenia Prepares EU Membership Application in Strategic Shift
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says Armenia may formally apply to join the European Union soon, beginning a long process that…
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Dolly Parton, Country Music Icon and Philanthropist, Dies at 80
Dolly Parton, whose songwriting, voice, business career and literacy work made her a cultural figure far beyond country music, has…
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US Removes Syria From Terrorism-Sponsor List After Nearly 47 Years
Washington has ended one of its longest country designations, opening space for investment and aid while retaining targeted sanctions and…
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US Supreme Court Opens Path for Trump Mail-Voting Restrictions
An emergency Supreme Court order has temporarily lifted part of an injunction against the administration's mail-voting policy, but major legal…
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US Plans Mass Visa Revocations for Visitors Who Applied for Asylum
A proposed review could revoke as many as 200,000 B1/B2 visas connected to asylum applications, raising questions about due process,…
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Imran Khan Medical Care Dispute Deepens After Court-Ordered Examination
A dispute over the jailed former Pakistan prime minister's medical examination has escalated into a test of court authority, prisoner…
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