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Cuba works to restore power after another major nationwide blackout
The outage marks at least the sixth one this year after a United States-imposed energy blockade went into effect.
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Dutch riot police break up violent far-right protest in The Hague
Justice minister condemns ‘Hitler salutes, antisemitic slogans, violence’ at the anti-immigration rally.
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A ‘ban on the free press’: White House bars journalists from three outlets
Reporters from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico were denied access to White House on Saturday.
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Mount Vernon students kick off a weekend of Hispanic Heritage celebrations with a performance on KING 5
Mount Vernon High School Mariachi and Folklórico program students will perform during Seattle’s well-known Fiestas Patrias parade and the Washington…
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Aston Villa compound Tottenham’s misery despite Spurs ending goal drought
Unai Emery’s side get first league win of season with goals from Johan Manzambi, Nicolas Jackson and Emi Buendia.
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UEFA defends policy after rejecting Ireland’s request not to play Israel
UEFA responds after Ireland’s football association says its request to avoid future pairings with Israel was rejected.
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Syria says blast at military site in Deir Az Zor killed 11
Syrian army holds funeral for soldiers killed in ammunition blast in town of Ayyash, in western Deir Az Zor, on…
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Demonstrators in US form human chain to protest Kennedy Center closure vote
‘Hands Around the Kennedy Center’ rally drew thousands after Trump-backed board votes to close the iconic arts venue.
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Police hiring standards matter. But they alone cannot stop abuse
Law enforcement in the US needs high hiring standards. But it also needs reform and trust-building in communities.
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Jerusalem Daily: Gaza’s children return to schools
It’s the first official day back to school for Gaza’s children.
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