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- Donald Trump Booked at Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail, Released on $200,000 Bond
- Ukrainian Forces Launch Amphibious Assault on Russian-Occupied Crimea
- U.S. Intelligence Says Russian Mercenary Leader Yevgeny Prigozhin Was Assassinated
- Opposition Leader Accuses Zimbabwe’s President of Vote Rigging and Voter Suppression
- China Bans Japanese Seafood After Release of Radioactive Wastewater from Fukushima
- Record Heat Waves Put 2023 on Track to Become Hottest Year in Human History
- Maui County Sues Hawaii’s Largest Utility over Wildfires That Killed at Least 115
- Fracking in Pennsylvania Linked to Cancer and Host of Other Health Issues
- Tennessee Special Session on Gun Control Brings Chaos, No Concrete Measures
- 150,000 Autoworkers Edge Near Strike as Workers Demand Wage Increases on Par with CEOs
- Minnesota Mayor Vetoes Guaranteed Minimum Wage for App Drivers
- Brazilian Supreme Court Says Homophobic Slurs Can Be Punishable by Prison
- FIFA Looks to Discipline Spanish Soccer Head After He Forcibly Kissed Woman Player
- Yevgeny Prigozhin and Other Russian Mercenary Leaders Reportedly Die in Plane Crash
- Bipartisan Senate Delegation to Kyiv Urges $21 Billion in New U.S. Aid to Ukraine
- U.S. Approves $500 Million in Additional Arms Sales to Taiwan for F-16 Fighter Jets
- BRICS Alliance Expands to Include Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and UAE
- Protesters Demand China End Support for East African Crude Oil Pipe Line
- Wildfires Rage in Turkey, Greece, as Heat Wave Bakes Much of U.S.
- British Columbia Premier Says Historic Wildfires and Global Climate Havoc Linked to Global Heating
- Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell Surrender to Georgia Jail in 2020 Election Interference Case
- 8 GOP Hopefuls Square Off in Primary Debate Shunned by Front-Runner Donald Trump
- South Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Ban, Reversing Previous Ruling
- Politico: D.C. Investigating Far-Right Judicial Activist Leonard Leo and His Dark Money Network
- India Lands Spacecraft Near Moon’s South Pole in First for Humanity
- Bodies of 18 Asylum Seekers Uncovered in Greek Forest Ravaged by Wildfire as Europe Roasts
- Zimbabwe Votes in Rematch of Presidential Race Between Incumbent Mnangagwa and Chamisa
- African Union Suspends Niger over Military Coup
- 500 Children Killed in Sudan Conflict; 30,000 Lose Access to Nutrition Centers After NGO Ends Services
- Japan to Start Releasing Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater into Pacific Despite Major Objections
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