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Mosque attack in Nigeria’s north injures at least 24 people, including children
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Angel Reese pulls up fitted for her WNBA debut in Dallas
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A new South Africa health law aims at deep inequality, but critics say they'll challenge it
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'He wasn't scared': How Chet Holmgren became a perfect fit for SGA and an OKC team built for a dynasty
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Harper homers in return, Suárez improves to MLB-best 8-0 as streaking Phillies beat Mets 10-5
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A new South Africa health law aims at deep inequality, but critics say they'll challenge it
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The UK’s broken refugee policy is delivering scared children into the hands of people smugglers | Alf Dubs
The government is preventing refugee families being reunited, but adopting one simple proposal could change that. Alf Dubs is a Labour peer and patron of the Refugee CouncilWhen I was a child, I had to leave my mother behind as I fled the Nazis on ...The Guardian - World -
The U.S. saw a slight decline in the number of overdose deaths last year, marking a rare improvement in a persistent fentanyl crisis, preliminary federal data show.
The U.S. saw a slight decline in the number of overdose deaths last year, marking a rare improvement in a persistent fentanyl crisis, preliminary federal data show.The Wall Street Journal - World
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