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Austrian Citizen Freed from Iranian Prison, Details Remain Scarce
Puerto Rico Maintains Voter Registration Deadline Amid Controversy
Mass Pager Explosions Injure Over 1,000 in Lebanon, Including Hezbollah Members
Trump Security Scare Sparks Concerns Amid Diverse News Landscape
Russian FM Accuses Ukraine of Rights Violations in ICRC Meeting
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov met with ICRC head, alleging Ukrainian humanitarian rights violations. ICRC emphasized adherence to international law and protection of aid workers amid ongoing conflict.
Congo Court Sentences Three Americans to Death for Alleged Coup
Three Americans face death sentences in Congo for alleged coup involvement. Lawyer appeals verdict, citing illegal reinstatement of death penalty. Case highlights Congo's political instability.
U.S. Officials Briefed on Ukraine's Plan to End War with Russia
U. S. Secretary of State Blinken received details of Ukraine's strategy to conclude the conflict with Russia. The plan, viewed positively by U.S. officials, awaits presentation to President Biden.
Russian Disinformation Targets Harris Campaign, Microsoft Warns
Microsoft reports escalating Russian disinformation attacks on Kamala Harris's campaign, featuring false videos circulating widely on social media. Multiple government-backed groups identified in ongoing election influence attempts.
D.C. Metro Announces Holiday Closures for Track Maintenance
Several downtown Washington Metro stations will close for track work during the 2024 holiday season, affecting Blue, Orange, and Silver lines. Metro cites lower ridership as reason for timing.
California Man Denies Arson Charges in Massive Wildfire Case
A delivery driver pleaded not guilty to starting fires that led to a major wildfire in California. The blaze forced thousands to evacuate and injured four firefighters amid a recent heat wave.
Kansas Cult Members Convicted in Child Labor and Abuse Case
Six members of a Kansas-based cult have been found guilty of forcing children into unpaid labor and subjecting them to abuse. The case reveals shocking details of exploitation under the guise of religious organization.
Ex-Memphis Officer Admits to Beating Tyre Nichols, Lying About Incident
Former Memphis police officer testifies to punching Tyre Nichols repeatedly and falsifying reports. The case, involving multiple officers, has led to federal civil rights charges and state murder charges.
Deer Park Pipeline Fire Subsides After Vehicle Collision Sparks Blaze
A pipeline fire in Deer Park, Texas, caused by a vehicle striking a valve, continues to burn. Officials report no evidence of terrorism as investigations into the incident and driver's identity proceed.
Russian Disinformation Targets VP Harris in Lead-up to 2024 Election
Microsoft report unveils Russian-linked troll farms spreading false stories about VP Kamala Harris. Kremlin-aligned actors adapt tactics, collaborating with cyber "hacktivists" to potentially undermine U.S. election confidence.
Ohio Deploys State Police to Springfield Schools Amid Bomb Threats
Springfield, Ohio faces multiple bomb threats, prompting state police deployment to schools. Officials link threats to false claims about Haitian immigrants, causing community disruption.
VP Harris Emphasizes Earning Black Men's Votes in NABJ Interview
Vice President Kamala Harris stressed the importance of earning Black men's votes during a rare campaign interview with NABJ journalists. The Philadelphia event contrasts with Trump's contentious appearance last month.
Complaint Filed Against Secretive Group Recruiting Third-Party Candidates
A complaint has been filed with the FEC against Patriots Run Project, accused of violating campaign finance laws by recruiting third-party candidates for competitive congressional races. The group's activities could impact control of Congress.
Escalating Violence Mars 2024 US Presidential Race
Recent violent incidents and threats have heightened tensions in the 2024 US presidential campaign. Candidates face increased security measures as concerns grow about the normalization of political violence.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' "The Comeuppance" Explores Midlife Crisis and Mortality
A new production of "The Comeuppance" at Woolly Mammoth Theatre delves into the fears and regrets of early middle age. The play's unique narrative structure and powerful performances offer a poignant reflection on life's expectations.
Robot Mission at Fukushima Reactor Halted by Camera Glitch
A robotic mission to retrieve melted fuel from Fukushima's damaged reactor was suspended due to camera malfunctions. This setback highlights ongoing challenges in the complex cleanup process.
Deadly Pager Detonations in Lebanon Prompt US Response and Regional Concerns
Multiple pager explosions across Lebanon result in casualties. US denies involvement, expresses concern over potential regional instability, and emphasizes the protection of civilians.
Harris Surges in Polls After Unexpected Democratic Nomination Shift
Vice President Kamala Harris sees a dramatic rise in favorability after unexpectedly becoming the Democratic nominee. This shift mirrors historical precedents and reshapes the 2024 election landscape.
Haitian Immigrants: From Scapegoats to Unsung Heroes of Liberty
Explore the historical context of anti-Haitian sentiment in the US, from HIV-era discrimination to recent political rhetoric. Uncover Haiti's overlooked role in shaping freedom and democracy in the Americas.
Norway Leads Global EV Revolution: Electric Cars Surpass Gas-Powered Vehicles
Norway achieves a world-first as electric vehicles outnumber gas-powered cars. Government incentives and wealth drive rapid EV adoption, with aims to end new fossil fuel car sales by 2025.
Youngest Rioter Sentenced in England's Summer Unrest
A 12-year-old boy received a sentence for his involvement in far-right riots outside a mosque in Southport. The unrest, sparked by false rumors, led to over 1,000 arrests across England.
VP Harris Links Georgia Woman's Death to Abortion Ban, Criticizes Trump
Vice President Kamala Harris attributes a Georgia woman's death to the state's abortion ban, criticizing Donald Trump's role in overturning Roe v. Wade. The incident sparks debate on healthcare access and state abortion laws.
Vatican Launches Probe into Information Leak in High-Profile Financial Trial
Vatican investigates alleged leak in "trial of the century" case. Collaboration with Italian authorities initiated as data breach from police database comes to light, implicating key suspects.
London's Oxford Street Pedestrianization Plan Gains Government Support
London Mayor Sadiq Khan proposes pedestrianizing Oxford Street to boost shopping. The plan, backed by the Deputy Prime Minister, aims to revitalize the area post-pandemic and create economic growth.
Washington Post Appoints Paulina Firozi as New Weather Editor
Paulina Firozi, former climate and weather news editor, has been named the new Weather Editor at The Washington Post. She will lead coverage of major weather events and collaborate across departments.
Secret Service Faces Staffing Crunch as Election Security Demands Intensify
The U. S. Secret Service grapples with personnel shortages and heightened security challenges ahead of the 2024 election. Recent incidents highlight the agency's struggle to protect high-profile candidates amid increasing demands.
Young Student Attacks Classmates and Teacher in Portuguese School
A 12-year-old boy stabbed multiple people at a school near Lisbon, injuring at least five students and a teacher. The incident occurred after lunch, with one girl hospitalized in serious condition.
Arizona's Voter Eligibility Dispute: 98,000 Ballots in Question
Maricopa County official to seek court ruling on voter eligibility for 98,000 Arizona residents lacking citizenship proof. Issue stems from 20-year system flaw, potentially impacting state races.
Major Fire Erupts at Greek Oil Refinery, Prompting Evacuations
A significant fire broke out at Greece's second-largest oil refinery, operated by Motor Oil, leading to worker and resident evacuations. Emergency services responded swiftly to the incident near Athens.
Harris to Address Black Journalists, Aiming to Boost Voter Engagement
Vice President Kamala Harris prepares for a crucial interview with Black journalists, focusing on voter engagement and addressing recent political events. The rare media appearance comes as early voting begins in key states.