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Pakistan, Afghanistan Agree To Ceasefire After Days Of Deadly Clashes
Afghan and Pakistani delegations were in the Qatari capital, Doha, on Saturday, for talks on defusing the deadliest crisis between them in several years, after more than a week of fighting killed dozens of people and injured hundreds on both sides.
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Max Verstappen Earns US Grand Prix Sprint win After McLaren Title Leaders Crash
Red Bull's Max Verstappen cruised to an easy victory Saturday in a crash-filled United States Grand Prix sprint race.
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Music Is Medicine: US Nurse Plays Ukulele To Help Patients In Pain
Nurse Rod Salaysay works with all kinds of instruments in the hospital: A thermometer, a stethoscope and sometimes his guitar and ukulele.
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Rishad Hossain's Six-Wicket Haul Helps Bangladesh Rout West Indies In First ODI
Legspinner Rishad Hossain claimed a career-best 6-35 as Bangladesh crushed West Indies by 74 runs on Saturday in the opener of their three-match ODI series.
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United Airlines Plane Clips Tail Of Another Aircraft In Chicago
A United Airlines plane heading for its gate clipped the tail of another United aircraft at Chicago's O'Hare Airport, authorities said.
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Gaza Death Count Tops 68,000 As Israel Identifies Remains Of 1 More Hostage
Israel said the remains of another hostage that Hamas handed over the day before were identified as Eliyahu Margalit, as the Palestinian death count surpassed 68,000 people amid searching beneath the rubble.
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Burning Ship Loaded With Petroleum Gas Abandoned In Gulf Of Aden Off Yemen
A Cameroonian-flagged ship caught fire Saturday in the Gulf of Aden off Yemen after possibly being struck by a projectile, officials said, with at least one mariner missing and another still likely aboard the burning tanker.
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Taiwan's Main Opposition Elects New Leader Amid Claims Of Chinese Meddling
Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party chose a former lawmaker as its new chairperson on Saturday in a competitive election clouded by allegations of China's meddling.
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Sheikh Hasina To Muammar Gaddafi, A Look At Leaders Who Fled Uprisings
Many supposedly invincible leaders have been forced to flee their countries or have gone into hiding to avoid incarceration, execution, or political retaliation by successor governments due to revolutions, military coups or mass protests.
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China Expels Top General, Eight Military Officials Over Corruption
China's second-highest ranking general and eight other senior officials have been expelled from the ruling Communist Party and the military on suspicion of serious misconduct linked to corruption, the Defence Ministry said Friday.
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From Barracks To Palace: A Look At Soldiers Who Became Presidents Worldwide
Weeks of nationwide Gen Z protests in Madagascar sparked by power and water shortages escalated and led to a military coup that forced President Andry Rajoelina into exile and Army officer Col. Michael Randrianirina has been sworn in as new leader
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Afghan, Pakistani Delegations Head To Doha To Resolve Deadly Border Clashes
Afghan and Pakistani delegations are heading to the Qatari capital Doha to defuse the deadliest crisis between them in several years, after more than a week of fighting that killed dozens of people and injured hundreds on both sides.
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Israel Receives Coffin As Part Of Truce, Dead Hostage Yet To Be Identified
Israel received the remains of another hostage from Gaza on Friday, the prime minister's office said, a handover from Hamas as the group worked to shore up a ceasefire by using bulldozers in a search for bodies under the rubble in the enclave.
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'Enough Bloodshed': Trump Calls To End Ukraine War After Meeting Zelensky
President Donald Trump hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for talks at the White House Friday, and afterward Trump took to social media to call for Kyiv and Moscow to "stop where they are" and end the war.
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US Resident Arrested For Helping Hamas In Oct 7 Attack. He Lied On Visa Form
The FBI has accused a Louisiana resident of participating in the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, then lying about his past and fraudulently obtaining a visa to live in the US.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan Agree To Ceasefire After Days Of Deadly Clashes
Afghan and Pakistani delegations were in the Qatari capital, Doha, on Saturday, for talks on defusing the deadliest crisis between them in several years, after more than a week of fighting killed dozens of people and injured hundreds on both sides.
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Max Verstappen Earns US Grand Prix Sprint win After McLaren Title Leaders Crash
Red Bull's Max Verstappen cruised to an easy victory Saturday in a crash-filled United States Grand Prix sprint race.
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Music Is Medicine: US Nurse Plays Ukulele To Help Patients In Pain
Nurse Rod Salaysay works with all kinds of instruments in the hospital: A thermometer, a stethoscope and sometimes his guitar and ukulele.
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Rishad Hossain's Six-Wicket Haul Helps Bangladesh Rout West Indies In First ODI
Legspinner Rishad Hossain claimed a career-best 6-35 as Bangladesh crushed West Indies by 74 runs on Saturday in the opener of their three-match ODI series.
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United Airlines Plane Clips Tail Of Another Aircraft In Chicago
A United Airlines plane heading for its gate clipped the tail of another United aircraft at Chicago's O'Hare Airport, authorities said.
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Gaza Death Count Tops 68,000 As Israel Identifies Remains Of 1 More Hostage
Israel said the remains of another hostage that Hamas handed over the day before were identified as Eliyahu Margalit, as the Palestinian death count surpassed 68,000 people amid searching beneath the rubble.
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Burning Ship Loaded With Petroleum Gas Abandoned In Gulf Of Aden Off Yemen
A Cameroonian-flagged ship caught fire Saturday in the Gulf of Aden off Yemen after possibly being struck by a projectile, officials said, with at least one mariner missing and another still likely aboard the burning tanker.
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Taiwan's Main Opposition Elects New Leader Amid Claims Of Chinese Meddling
Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party chose a former lawmaker as its new chairperson on Saturday in a competitive election clouded by allegations of China's meddling.
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Sheikh Hasina To Muammar Gaddafi, A Look At Leaders Who Fled Uprisings
Many supposedly invincible leaders have been forced to flee their countries or have gone into hiding to avoid incarceration, execution, or political retaliation by successor governments due to revolutions, military coups or mass protests.
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China Expels Top General, Eight Military Officials Over Corruption
China's second-highest ranking general and eight other senior officials have been expelled from the ruling Communist Party and the military on suspicion of serious misconduct linked to corruption, the Defence Ministry said Friday.
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From Barracks To Palace: A Look At Soldiers Who Became Presidents Worldwide
Weeks of nationwide Gen Z protests in Madagascar sparked by power and water shortages escalated and led to a military coup that forced President Andry Rajoelina into exile and Army officer Col. Michael Randrianirina has been sworn in as new leader
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Afghan, Pakistani Delegations Head To Doha To Resolve Deadly Border Clashes
Afghan and Pakistani delegations are heading to the Qatari capital Doha to defuse the deadliest crisis between them in several years, after more than a week of fighting that killed dozens of people and injured hundreds on both sides.
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Israel Receives Coffin As Part Of Truce, Dead Hostage Yet To Be Identified
Israel received the remains of another hostage from Gaza on Friday, the prime minister's office said, a handover from Hamas as the group worked to shore up a ceasefire by using bulldozers in a search for bodies under the rubble in the enclave.
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'Enough Bloodshed': Trump Calls To End Ukraine War After Meeting Zelensky
President Donald Trump hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for talks at the White House Friday, and afterward Trump took to social media to call for Kyiv and Moscow to "stop where they are" and end the war.
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US Resident Arrested For Helping Hamas In Oct 7 Attack. He Lied On Visa Form
The FBI has accused a Louisiana resident of participating in the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, then lying about his past and fraudulently obtaining a visa to live in the US.
