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Nicaragua Frees Dozens Of Prisoners After Trump's Pressure
Nicaragua's authoritarian government said Saturday it had freed "tens" of detainees, following US pressure and a week after American forces seized Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, a close Managua ally.
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"We're Living In Fear": Thousands March After Immigration Shootings In US
Thousands of people marched in Minneapolis Saturday to protest the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal immigration officer there and the shooting of two protesters in Portland, Oregon, as Minnesota leaders urged demonstrators to remain peaceful.
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'Iran Looking At Freedom Like Lever Before': Trump Vows US Support
President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States is "ready to help" as protesters in Iran faced an intensifying crackdown by authorities of the Islamic republic.
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Victor Osimhen Leads Nigeria Past Algeria Into AFCON Semi-Finals
Victor Osimhen scored one goal and set up another as Nigeria beat Algeria 2-0 in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final on Saturday to set up a last-four showdown with hosts Morocco.
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4 Dead, 30 Injured In Vehicle Collisions Due To Fog In North India
Cold conditions intensified in parts of north India on Saturday, with many parts blanketed by thick fog that led to several vehicle collisions, leaving four dead and about 30 injured.
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Ethiopia Begins Construction Of Africa's Biggest Airport
Ethiopia on Saturday started building what the prime minister says will be Africa's biggest airport when completed in the town of Bishoftu, southeast of the capital Addis Ababa.
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Sourav Ganguly On Why India Are Favourites In T20 World Cup
Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly on Saturday placed his faith on the country's spinners, particularly on Varun Chakravarthy, to play a key role in a successful title defence at the upcoming T20 World Cup
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44-Year-Old Delhi Woman, Witness To Husband's Murder In 2023, Shot Dead
A 44-year-old woman was shot dead at point-blank range in northwest Delhi's Shalimar Bagh on Saturday, with police suspecting the killing to be a fallout of the 2023 murder of her husband, an official said.
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'Not All Kukis Are Enemies, But Illegal Immigration A Concern': Arambai Tenggol Chief
Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol's chief Korou Nganba Khuman on Saturday said he does not view all Kukis as enemies, and is keen on peaceful coexistence.
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PM Modi Chants Mantras As Somnath Temple Marks 1,000 Years Since 1st Attack
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday reached Somnath as part of his three-day Gujarat visit, during which he will participate in several events including the 'Somnath Swabhiman Parv' and Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference.
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Indonesia Suspends Elon Musk's Grok AI Over Pornographic Content
Indonesia suspended Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok on Saturday over concerns about AI-generated pornographic content, the country's communication and digital affairs minister said.
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Holders Crystal Palace Stunned By Macclesfield In Biggest Ever FA Cup Shock
Crystal Palace's defence of the FA Cup came to an embarrassing end as they were beaten 2-1 by sixth-tier Macclesfield on Saturday in the biggest shock in the competition's history.
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24-Year-Old New Zealand Star To Make ODI Debut Against India, Confirms Michael Bracewell
New Zealand stand-in captain Michael Bracewell on Saturday said he would lean on all-rounder Kyle Jamieson to lead the pace attack.
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Small Plane Crash Lands In Odisha's Rourkela, 6 Injured
At least six people suffered minor injuries when a small aircraft of a private airline in which they were flying made a crash landing near Rourkela on Saturday, Odisha's Commerce and Transport minister BB Jena said.
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Carlos Alcaraz Beats Jannik Sinner In Sold-Out South Korea Exhibition Match
Carlos Alcaraz beat great rival Jannik Sinner in a light-hearted sell-out exhibition match in South Korea on Saturday ahead of the Australian Open.
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Nicaragua Frees Dozens Of Prisoners After Trump's Pressure
Nicaragua's authoritarian government said Saturday it had freed "tens" of detainees, following US pressure and a week after American forces seized Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, a close Managua ally.
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"We're Living In Fear": Thousands March After Immigration Shootings In US
Thousands of people marched in Minneapolis Saturday to protest the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal immigration officer there and the shooting of two protesters in Portland, Oregon, as Minnesota leaders urged demonstrators to remain peaceful.
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'Iran Looking At Freedom Like Lever Before': Trump Vows US Support
President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States is "ready to help" as protesters in Iran faced an intensifying crackdown by authorities of the Islamic republic.
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Victor Osimhen Leads Nigeria Past Algeria Into AFCON Semi-Finals
Victor Osimhen scored one goal and set up another as Nigeria beat Algeria 2-0 in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final on Saturday to set up a last-four showdown with hosts Morocco.
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4 Dead, 30 Injured In Vehicle Collisions Due To Fog In North India
Cold conditions intensified in parts of north India on Saturday, with many parts blanketed by thick fog that led to several vehicle collisions, leaving four dead and about 30 injured.
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Ethiopia Begins Construction Of Africa's Biggest Airport
Ethiopia on Saturday started building what the prime minister says will be Africa's biggest airport when completed in the town of Bishoftu, southeast of the capital Addis Ababa.
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Sourav Ganguly On Why India Are Favourites In T20 World Cup
Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly on Saturday placed his faith on the country's spinners, particularly on Varun Chakravarthy, to play a key role in a successful title defence at the upcoming T20 World Cup
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44-Year-Old Delhi Woman, Witness To Husband's Murder In 2023, Shot Dead
A 44-year-old woman was shot dead at point-blank range in northwest Delhi's Shalimar Bagh on Saturday, with police suspecting the killing to be a fallout of the 2023 murder of her husband, an official said.
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'Not All Kukis Are Enemies, But Illegal Immigration A Concern': Arambai Tenggol Chief
Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol's chief Korou Nganba Khuman on Saturday said he does not view all Kukis as enemies, and is keen on peaceful coexistence.
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PM Modi Chants Mantras As Somnath Temple Marks 1,000 Years Since 1st Attack
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday reached Somnath as part of his three-day Gujarat visit, during which he will participate in several events including the 'Somnath Swabhiman Parv' and Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference.
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Indonesia Suspends Elon Musk's Grok AI Over Pornographic Content
Indonesia suspended Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok on Saturday over concerns about AI-generated pornographic content, the country's communication and digital affairs minister said.
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Holders Crystal Palace Stunned By Macclesfield In Biggest Ever FA Cup Shock
Crystal Palace's defence of the FA Cup came to an embarrassing end as they were beaten 2-1 by sixth-tier Macclesfield on Saturday in the biggest shock in the competition's history.
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24-Year-Old New Zealand Star To Make ODI Debut Against India, Confirms Michael Bracewell
New Zealand stand-in captain Michael Bracewell on Saturday said he would lean on all-rounder Kyle Jamieson to lead the pace attack.
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Small Plane Crash Lands In Odisha's Rourkela, 6 Injured
At least six people suffered minor injuries when a small aircraft of a private airline in which they were flying made a crash landing near Rourkela on Saturday, Odisha's Commerce and Transport minister BB Jena said.
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Carlos Alcaraz Beats Jannik Sinner In Sold-Out South Korea Exhibition Match
Carlos Alcaraz beat great rival Jannik Sinner in a light-hearted sell-out exhibition match in South Korea on Saturday ahead of the Australian Open.
