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Tunisia's president said on Wednesday he was addressing the country's dire economic and Covid-19 situation, and probing widespread corruption after invoking emergency powers on Sunday to seize control of government in a ...
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Woman and her dog fatally stabbed inside popular Atlanta park A woman and her dog were fatally stabbed inside a popular Atlanta park early Wednesday, police said.
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New England has 3 of the best fall festivals and fairs in the U.S., according to Country Living Maine's Harvest on the Harbor made the top 10 list. The post New England has 3 of the best fall festivals and fairs in the U.S., according to Country Living appeared first on Boston.com.
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'Mommy's dead': Woman found stabbed after young kids wander streets San Antonio police encountered three roaming children, who led officers to their apartment where a 31-year-old woman suffered stab wounds to her stomach and legs.
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Alaska earthquake may have been most powerful in US in half a century; tsunami warnings canceled Residents scrambled to higher ground or to evacuate coastal towns early Thursday morning after a massive magnitude 8.2 earthquake struck.      
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Eating a plate full of colorful foods like strawberries and peppers, which include flavonoids, could slow your cognitive decline, a new study found.
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Biden expected to announce vaccine mandate for US federal employees - live President to deliver update on Covid vaccination campaign Speech comes after CDC recommends masks in some areas Republicans' new tone on vaccines having little effect on hardcore holdouts 2.56pm BST In case you missed it...
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China's US ambassador pick shines light on debate over 'wolf warrior' diplomacy Xi Jinping wants his country to appear more lovable, but critics say Beijing's efforts are too superficial China's appointment of a new ambassador to the US has shone a light on the ongoing debate among analysts about ho...
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Number of UK workers on furlough drops by 590,000 as taper kicks in Staff in arts and creative sectors and workers over 65 now the most likely to be on the job protection scheme Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The number of workers on furlough fell by 590,00...
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Ex-police chief who rescued baby pleads guilty to assault A former suburban Kansas City police chief who helped rescue a baby from an icy pond and later assaulted the man accused of trying to kill the infant has pleaded guilty in the case
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Syrian doctor charged in Germany with crimes against humanity Alla Mousa is accused of 18 counts of torturing people in military hospitals in Homs and Damascus A Syrian doctor has been charged in Germany with crimes against humanity for allegedly torturing people in military hospit...
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Alaska earthquake prompts tsunami warnings as people take shelter National Tsunami Warning Center canceled the warnings when the biggest wave, just over a half foot, recorded in Old Harbor A powerful earthquake which struck just off Alaska's southern coast early Thursday caused prolong...
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Storm Evert: high winds and heavy rain to hit south-west England Warning of possible infrastructure damage and travel disruption, with gusts of up to 75mph in Cornwall Winds of up to 75mph (120km/h) will lash parts of south-west England as Storm Evert, the first storm to be named in t...
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To beat Covid, there's a simple lesson - no one's safe until everyone's safe | WHO special envoys We're falling desperately behind in the fight to get vaccines to all, as only 3% of people in countries that rely on Covax are protected The world is witnessing the emergence of more infectious variants of the Sars-CoV-2...
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Stefan Aristidou is the 14th person convicted of terror charges of hundreds who returned from Syria.
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1st Afghan interpreters, families to arrive in US The first Afghans who worked for the U.S. military and diplomatic missions and are being evacuated will arrive in the U.S. late Thursday night or early Friday morning.
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US jobless claims down 24,000 to 400,000 as economy recovers The number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits slid last week, another sign that the job market continues to recover rapidly from the coronavirus recession
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In 30 minutes, traveler raises $10,000 in tips for airport piano player In 30 minutes, traveler raises $10,000 in tips for airport piano player
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Miami-Dade County Latest To Re-Up Mask Requirements Amid Delta Variant Surge "We have come too far and sacrificed too much to turn back now," Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said as coronavirus cases rise.
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Mass. reports 742 new COVID-19 cases, 8 new deaths The state also reported 176 hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Here's the data reported Thursday, July 29, 2021. The post Mass. reports 742 new COVID-19 cases, 8 new deaths appeared first on Boston.com.
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Robert Aaron Long, 22, still faces the death penalty in four other deaths, which are being prosecuted in another county
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Western wildfires: California, Nevada governors tour site of huge blaze; residents urged to conserve energy as conditions worsen California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak visited the states' border Wednesday to assess damage from the Tamarack Fire. The latest.      
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