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Hundreds gathered on the streets armed with molotov cocktails, facing off against police armed with riot shields and backed ...
Federal judge rules that the US government must release Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil
Khalil, a legal US resident, has been in custody since March 8, when federal immigration agents arrested him in his New York ...
Netanyahu's coalition is one of the most right-wing in the country's history. It includes two ultra-Orthodox parties, Shas ...
A series of attacks has plunged two southwestern regions of the country into mourning, leaving at least eight dead on ...
Julie Pospieszny's tragic fate was that of a young woman of her generation, born into the age of social media and a victim of ...
From 'Surfin' USA' to 'God only knows,' the Beach Boys singer and song writer took pop music to new heights of sophistication ...
After being retried for offenses against two women, Weinstein was found guilty of one sexual assault. His original 2020 ...
Flying the flag for environmental action, as he did at the United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice, the French president has ...
Finance minister Rachel Reeves set out her much-anticipated Spending Review to grow the UK's sluggish economy, which is under ...
The deal will ease the flow of people and goods over the Gibraltar-Spain border, forming part of London's much-vaunted 'reset ...
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves on Wednesday outlined the main areas of budget spending through 2029. Investments totaling £110 billion will fund a new nuclear power plant and upgrades to ...
As the mayor of Los Angeles imposed a curfew after several days of protests against federal immigration policy, the ...
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