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Delcy Rodriguez replaces Venezuela’s Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino
General Vladimir Padrino spent 11 years as the country’s defence minister, acting as a key ally of Nicolas Maduro.
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Oil prices surge after Israeli strike on Iran’s South Pars gasfield
There are fears that a period of elevated oil and gas prices could trigger a damaging wave of global inflation.
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COUNTDOWN: Two weeks until West Seattle Community Garage Sale Day registration begins
Sale season – garage sale, yard sale, deck sale, sidewalk sale, wherever – is almost here, and so is registration…
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Police: Metro bus hits multiple cars along five blocks in North Seattle
A Metro bus hit multiple cars in the Greenwood neighborhood late Wednesday morning, according to Seattle police and King County…
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Western Washington burger chain faces class-action lawsuit alleging unpaid wages, missed breaks
A popular Washington burger chain, Dick’s Drive-In, is facing a class-action lawsuit alleging failure to pay overtime and provide required…
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US intel chief Gabbard says Iran was not rebuilding enrichment prior to war
Gabbard’s testimony contradicts one of several justifications Trump has given for launching war with Iran.
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Qatar says Iran missile attack sparks fire, causes damage at gas facility
Qatar’s Foreign Ministry strongly condemns attack that caused “extensive damage” at the Ras Laffan complex.
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US to require up to $15,000 bond for visa applicants from 12 new countries
Trump administration has introduced measures meant to restrict both legal and illegal immigration to the US.
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Trump temporarily waives century-old shipping law amid rising fuel costs
Lifting the Jones Act temporarily allows foreign ships to transport cargo across the US, but critics question efficacy.
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Who will answer for the Iranian schoolchildren killed in Minab?
An investigation finds the Minab school strike may have been deliberate. Who can hold the US accountable?
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