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'This Isn't real': Teacher's Narrow Escape From Austria School Shooter
A teacher told AFP Wednesday how he found himself in a corridor with the shooter who killed 10 people in an Austrian school as he fled his empty classroom.
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Israel Launches Large-Scale Military Operation In West Bank City Of Nablus
Israel launched a large-scale military operation on Tuesday in the old city of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, AFP journalists reported, with the army reporting injured troops and two Palestinians "eliminated".
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Trump Must Tell Netanyahu 'Enough Is Enough': Ex-Israeli PM
US President Donald Trump should tell Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu "enough is enough", a former Israeli prime minister told AFP, denouncing the continuation of the war in Gaza as a "crime" and insisting on a two-state solution.
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Plane With 20 On Board Crashes In Tennessee: US Authorities
A plane carrying 20 people crashed in the US state of Tennessee on Sunday, with some on board taken to hospital for injuries, according to state and federal officials.
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US Court Allows DOGE Access To Social Security Data Of Millions Of Americans
A divided US Supreme Court on Friday granted President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to the social security data of millions of Americans.
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Trump Can Bar Associated Press From Key White House Events For Now: US Court
President Donald Trump can bar The Associated Press from some White House media events for now, a federal appeals court ruled Friday, pausing a lower court order to give access...
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Trump Learns Lessons From First 'Muslim Ban' But Raises New Questions
In banning most travel to the United States by citizens of 12 countries, President Donald Trump is fine-tuning a playbook popular with his base, even as his singling out of particular nations left many scratching their heads.
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"No Means No": Prosecutor To Jurors As Harvey Weinstein Trial Wraps
A prosecutor Nicole Blumberg urges jurors to convict Harvey Weinstein for raping and and sexual assaulting three women, saying 'No Means No' as they prepared to consider his fate.
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Harvey Weinstein Lawyer Asks Jury To Give Him Benefit Of The Doubt
The lawyer defending fallen Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein from rape and sexual assault charges called on jurors to give him the benefit of the doubt Tuesday before prosecutors make their closing argument at his retrial.
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Russia's Ukraine Advance Accelerated In Spring, Data Study Finds
Russia's military advance in Ukraine picked up speed in the spring after slowing down over the winter, according to AFP's analysis of data from US-based Institute for the Study of War.
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Climate Change Added Extra Month Of Extreme Heat For Half The World: Study
The findings underscore how the continued burning of fossil fuels is harming health and well-being on every continent, with the effects especially under-recognized in developing countries.
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Hope For Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks, 'Barely' Alive: United Nations
UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo told the Security Council that the "cautious hope" she expressed a month ago has diminished in the face of recent aggressions.
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Ex-Goldman Sachs Banker Jailed For 2 Years For Bribery Scheme
A US judge on Thursday sentenced a former Goldman Sachs banker central to the 1MDB scandal to two years in prison after prosecutors argued for leniency due to his cooperation.
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Russian Veteran Behind Strikes On Ukraine Port City Killed In Blast
A retired Russian commander who led air strikes on the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol died in a blast early Thursday in Stavropol in southern Russia. Authorities did not say what caused the explosion, but did not ruled out Ukraine's involvement.
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Harvard To Hold Graduation Ceremony In Shadow Of Trump 'Retribution'
Harvard is due to hold its annual graduation ceremony as federal judge considers the punitive measures taken against the university by President Donald Trump that threaten to overshadow festivities, challenging its foreign student policy and funding.
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'This Isn't real': Teacher's Narrow Escape From Austria School Shooter
A teacher told AFP Wednesday how he found himself in a corridor with the shooter who killed 10 people in an Austrian school as he fled his empty classroom.
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Israel Launches Large-Scale Military Operation In West Bank City Of Nablus
Israel launched a large-scale military operation on Tuesday in the old city of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, AFP journalists reported, with the army reporting injured troops and two Palestinians "eliminated".
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Trump Must Tell Netanyahu 'Enough Is Enough': Ex-Israeli PM
US President Donald Trump should tell Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu "enough is enough", a former Israeli prime minister told AFP, denouncing the continuation of the war in Gaza as a "crime" and insisting on a two-state solution.
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Plane With 20 On Board Crashes In Tennessee: US Authorities
A plane carrying 20 people crashed in the US state of Tennessee on Sunday, with some on board taken to hospital for injuries, according to state and federal officials.
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US Court Allows DOGE Access To Social Security Data Of Millions Of Americans
A divided US Supreme Court on Friday granted President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to the social security data of millions of Americans.
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Trump Can Bar Associated Press From Key White House Events For Now: US Court
President Donald Trump can bar The Associated Press from some White House media events for now, a federal appeals court ruled Friday, pausing a lower court order to give access...
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Trump Learns Lessons From First 'Muslim Ban' But Raises New Questions
In banning most travel to the United States by citizens of 12 countries, President Donald Trump is fine-tuning a playbook popular with his base, even as his singling out of particular nations left many scratching their heads.
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"No Means No": Prosecutor To Jurors As Harvey Weinstein Trial Wraps
A prosecutor Nicole Blumberg urges jurors to convict Harvey Weinstein for raping and and sexual assaulting three women, saying 'No Means No' as they prepared to consider his fate.
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Harvey Weinstein Lawyer Asks Jury To Give Him Benefit Of The Doubt
The lawyer defending fallen Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein from rape and sexual assault charges called on jurors to give him the benefit of the doubt Tuesday before prosecutors make their closing argument at his retrial.
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Russia's Ukraine Advance Accelerated In Spring, Data Study Finds
Russia's military advance in Ukraine picked up speed in the spring after slowing down over the winter, according to AFP's analysis of data from US-based Institute for the Study of War.
-
Climate Change Added Extra Month Of Extreme Heat For Half The World: Study
The findings underscore how the continued burning of fossil fuels is harming health and well-being on every continent, with the effects especially under-recognized in developing countries.
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Hope For Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks, 'Barely' Alive: United Nations
UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo told the Security Council that the "cautious hope" she expressed a month ago has diminished in the face of recent aggressions.
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Ex-Goldman Sachs Banker Jailed For 2 Years For Bribery Scheme
A US judge on Thursday sentenced a former Goldman Sachs banker central to the 1MDB scandal to two years in prison after prosecutors argued for leniency due to his cooperation.
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Russian Veteran Behind Strikes On Ukraine Port City Killed In Blast
A retired Russian commander who led air strikes on the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol died in a blast early Thursday in Stavropol in southern Russia. Authorities did not say what caused the explosion, but did not ruled out Ukraine's involvement.
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Harvard To Hold Graduation Ceremony In Shadow Of Trump 'Retribution'
Harvard is due to hold its annual graduation ceremony as federal judge considers the punitive measures taken against the university by President Donald Trump that threaten to overshadow festivities, challenging its foreign student policy and funding.
