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  Officials Are Fired at Traffic Safety Agency Investigating Musk’s Company

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  WATCH: Massive sinkhole appears in English village

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  Families return home after sinkhole swallows road

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  FDA’s Food Safety Chief Resigns

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  Brazilian city in Amazon declares emergency after huge sinkholes appear

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  Dems demand answers on workforce safety cuts

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  Israel delays release of Palestinian prisoners

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  Sweden is investigating a cable break in the Baltic Sea

  Swedish authorities are investigating a damaged cable that was discovered in the Baltic Sea, according to Swedish news agency TT
  
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  Sweden investigates suspected sabotage of undersea telecoms cable

  A Baltic Sea cable has been damaged for the third time in recent months, Finnish telecom operators say.
  
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  Voting begins in high-stakes German election watched closely by Europe and US

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  Israel indefinitely delays Palestinian prisoner release as hostages freed

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  Pope has 'peaceful' night after condition described as 'critical'

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  List accomplishments or resign, Musk tells US federal workers

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  Archaeologists may have found pharaoh's second tomb

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  Israel indefinitely delays Palestinian prisoner release as hostages freed

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  Syria's new president appears to receive a warm welcome in former Assad strongholds

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