Fatal Shooting in ICE Operations
Fatal Shooting in ICE Operations
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Authorities open fire amid election unrest in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Authorities open fire amid election unrest in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
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Tate’s attorney says allegations ‘puts a target on their backs’
Tate’s attorney says allegations ‘puts a target on their backs’
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Why London’s Hackney Council wants to repeal its ‘twin’ status with Haifa
Why London’s Hackney Council wants to repeal its ‘twin’ status with Haifa
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‘Future at stake’: India moves to demolish university Muslim leader founded
Indian authorities want to destroy 38 of 40 university buildings in Uttar Pradesh. The university was started by a Muslim leader named Mohammad Ali Jauhar. The authorities say the buildings were built without permission.
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Colombia’s president-elect to suspend Palestine embassy
Colombia's president-elect wants to stop working with Palestine. He plans to suspend the embassy in Palestine. This is a big change in Colombia's foreign policy.
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Justin Greaves sets new cricket bowling record with five wicket maiden
Justin Greaves is a West Indies cricketer. He bowled five consecutive wicket maidens in a Test match. This is a new record in cricket history.
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ICE extends lease on Texas detention centre where three migrants died
ICE extends lease on Texas detention centre where three migrants died
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Ukraine’s ‘volunteer army’ helps rebuild what Russia destroys
A group of volunteers in Ukraine helps fix war damage. They are mostly locals and some foreign visitors. They work to rebuild what Russia has destroyed.
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Public health survey documents the stench in Boyle Heights
There is a bad smell in Boyle Heights. The L.A. County Department of Public Health did a survey to find the source. They went door-to-door to ask people about the smell.
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Man accused of driving over 100 mph, killing 4 Pepperdine students, to stand trial for murder
A man is accused of driving very fast and killing four students from Pepperdine University. The students died in a car crash along a road called PCH. The man, Fraser Michael Bohm, will go to trial in September.
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US warns hundreds of Boeing jets may require seat safety inspections
US warns hundreds of Boeing jets may require seat safety inspections
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Ebola response workers strike in DR Congo as death toll spikes
Healthcare workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are on strike. They work at an Ebola treatment centre in Bunia. The workers are unhappy with their pay and working conditions. This is a problem because the Ebola outbreak is getting worse.
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Air Force One features new color scheme
Air Force One has a new color. The plane is now dark blue with gold and red. This is a change to the plane's appearance.
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After a setback, Big Bear eagle Jackie's health improves: she's 'much more feisty'
Big Bear eagle Jackie was rescued near Big Bear Lake. She was weak and disheveled. Now, her health is improving. She is more active and strong.
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Former senior ICE official says rush for numbers is causing deaths
A former high official at the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency said that the agency is making mistakes. The official said that the agency is in a hurry to hire more officers and to keep people in detention. This is causing some people to die.
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Trump on Erdogan, Netanyahu and selling fighter jets to Turkiye
US President Donald Trump said Turkiye is a great ally. He was asked about selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkiye. This is a type of military plane.
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Academics call on Congress to restore agency independence after Trump v. Slaughter
A group of academics wrote to Congress. They want to restore agency independence. This is because of a Supreme Court ruling. The ruling lets President Trump fire agency commissioners without cause.
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Texas’ multibillion-dollar sales tax exemption for data centers is growing, while audits lag
Texas has a big tax break for data centers. These centers are growing, but the government is not checking them often enough.
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Hakeem Jeffries puts affordability at centre of Democrats’ midterm campaign
Hakeem Jeffries is the leader of the US House Democrats. He made a new plan called 'Fighting for an Affordable America'. This plan is about making things more affordable for people. Jeffries said Donald Trump's actions caused rising costs.
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British court dismisses Bahrain’s bid to block activists’ spyware lawsuit
A British court made a decision about a lawsuit. Bahrain wanted to stop the lawsuit, but the court said no. This means countries that use spyware on people in the UK can be sued.
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Spain protests mass ‘touristification’ of Mallorca
Thousands of people protested in Palma, Spain. They were against too many tourists in Mallorca. The protesters wanted to stop the island from becoming too touristy.
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5th Circuit blocks Texas law requiring websites to filter "harmful" speech
The 5th Circuit Court blocked a Texas law. The law required websites to filter 'harmful' speech. Tech groups challenged the law, and the court agreed with them. This means websites do not have to filter speech in Texas.
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Yields are surging on these inflation-protected bonds. How they may fit into your portfolio
Long-dated inflation-protected bonds, called TIPS, had high interest rates last week. These rates, called yields, are now higher than they have been in a long time. This happened because investors are worried about inflation.
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French Customs Detained This Marc Chagall Etching for Two Decades After an Attempted Border Crossing. Now It's Headed for Public Display
A Marc Chagall etching was found in a vehicle trying to cross into Switzerland. The etching was confiscated and kept for 20 years. It is now going to be shown to the public.
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Ancient Fossil Footsteps Found in Kenya May Hint That an Early Human Relative Was Larger Than Previously Thought
Fossil tracks were found in Kenya. They are 1.4 million years old. The tracks might show that an early human relative was bigger than we thought.
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Pakistan-administered Kashmir opens polls in violence-wracked vote
Pakistan-administered Kashmir had a big problem. Many people were protesting and some were killed. The government decided to hold an election to choose new leaders. The first round of voting took place after the protests.
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Crypto stocks rally thanks to rotation from AI infrastructure; bitcoin miners lag
Crypto stocks went up in value on Monday. This happened because money moved from companies that make computer chips and AI technology to the crypto market. Bitcoin miners, however, did not do as well.
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CNBC Points Pro: If I book off-season travel, will my credit card points go further?
Points expert Jason Stauffer says booking off-season travel can help you get more value from your credit card points. This is because many travel companies offer discounts during the off-season. As a result, you can use your points to book a more expensive trip.
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Israeli raid sparks fire at UN Palestinian refugee centre
Israeli forces raided a UN training centre in a Palestinian refugee camp. The centre is for Palestinian refugees. A fire started during the raid.
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Nate Silver: Americans may be 'moving on' from Trump
Nate Silver is an analyst. He said Americans may be moving on from President Trump. This is because many recent stories about Trump have been boring or funny.
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Tunisia bars family, lawyers from seeing Ghannouchi after prison collapse
Ghannouchi is a Tunisian opposition leader. He has been in prison for 11 days. The government will not let his family or lawyers see him.
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FedEx is chasing the GLP-1 boom. Why healthcare logistics means big business
FedEx is working to help healthcare companies send medicines and supplies. This is a big business for FedEx. The company is focusing on shipping medicines that help people with diabetes.
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Fetterman Might Leave Democratic Party Because the Only Thing He Loves More Than Israel Is Attention
John Fetterman, a Senator from Pennsylvania, might change his political party. The reason for this possible switch is his love for attention. A former aide said he wants more media coverage. If he leaves the Democrats, it will get a lot of news attention.
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Chimpanzees and Bonobos Use Hugs, Kisses and Friendly Pats to Keep the Peace, Just Like Humans, a New Study Suggests
A new study found that chimpanzees and bonobos use physical touch to calm each other down. They hug, hold hands, and pat each other when they are stressed. This helps to ease tension and prevent conflicts.
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This Ship Sank in the Baltic Sea With Presents Bound for a Romanov Czar. Its Cargo Included Champagne, Luxury Mineral Water and Rare Meteorites
A ship sank in the Baltic Sea. It was carrying luxury items and rare meteorites. Polish divers found a clay bottle with a stamp saying 'Nassau'. They thought it was a jug of rum, but it was actually luxury mineral water.
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Israel’s approval of limited Gaza force a calculated manoeuvre, experts say
The Israeli government agreed to a small-scale military force in Gaza. Experts say this was a smart plan or 'manoeuvre.' The goal of this plan is two things: to lessen US pressure, and to split up the area of Gaza. This shows Israel is making a careful move.
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Dutch pair banned from Bali after run club ‘excludes locals’
Dutch pair banned from Bali after run club ‘excludes locals’
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Radicalized academia is fiercely resisting the self-correction it needs
Universities are having a big moment of truth. They must fix some of their own issues. However, the academic world is fighting hard against these fixes. This fight is called 'resistance.'
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Compounded GLP-1 drugs creating concern among doctors and FDA
Doctors and the FDA are worried about compounded GLP-1 drugs. These drugs are cheaper and easier to get than Ozempic. However, they come with serious risks.
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