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- Syrian Troops Advance Across Northern Syria After Deal with Kurds
- Ex-Top Russia Adviser Testified Bolton Called Giuliani a “Hand Grenade”
- 12 Democrats Will Take the Stage for Presidential Debate in Ohio Tonight
- Fort Worth Cop Charged for Murder After Killing Atatiana Jefferson
- Judge: Trump Broke Law by Declaring Emergency to Secure Border Funding
- Arizona: Bulldozers Destroyed Protected Cacti to Clear Way for Trump Wall
- 8-Year-Old Girl Easily Scales Replica of Trump’s “Impenetrable” Border Wall
- Protests Erupt at Barcelona Airport over Sentencing of Catalan Leaders
- Mexico: 14 Police Officers Killed in Ambush in Michoacán
- Hong Kong: Pro-Democracy Protesters Demand Support from U.S. Lawmakers
- London Bans All Extinction Rebellion Protests, But Direct Actions Continue
- Ecuador: President Signs Decree to Revert Fuel Prices Back to Subsidized Levels
- General Motors Workers Enter Fifth Week of Strike
- Native Americans Mark Indigenous Peoples’ Day
- Syrian Troops Mass at Turkish Border After Striking Deal with Kurds
- Pentagon Deploying Additional 1,800 Troops to Saudi Arabia
- NYT: Russian Warplanes Bomb 4 Hospitals in Syria over 12 Hours
- Appeals Court Rules Trump Must Turn Over Financial Records
- Video Shows Fake Trump Shooting Journalists, Political Rivals
- Fox News’ Shepard Smith Has Quit Network
- Hunter Biden to Step Down from Chinese Company Board
- White Cop Kills Black Woman by Shooting Through Her Bedroom Window
- Japan: 40 Have Died in Typhoon Hagibis
- Ecuador: Indigenous Protests Force Government to Reinstate Fuel Subsidies
- Uganda LGBT Activists Fight Possible Reintroduction of “Kill the Gays” Law
- Tunisia: Law Professor Kaïs Saïed Poised to Be Next President
- Spanish Supreme Court Sentences 9 Catalan Separatist Leaders to Prison
- Julian Assange Appears by Videolink for London Court Hearing
- Simone Biles Becomes Most Decorated Gymnast in History
- Communities Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day from Coast to Coast
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