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3 U.S. Marshals killed, 4 police officers injured in Charlotte shooting
Members of a U.S. Marshals task force on Monday were trying to serve a warrant for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon when they were met with gunfire in Charlotte, N.C.
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French prosecutors will try Gérard Depardieu for sexual assault
The 75-year-old French actor has been accused by more than a dozen women of harassment, groping or sexual assault.
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Mike Tyson-Jake Paul sanctioned by Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations
The Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight is scheduled for July 20 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Tex.,
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Hunter Biden attorney threatens litigation against Fox News
Hunter Biden asks Fox News to remove sexually explicit images from its website, and demands a retraction or correction over other coverage.
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Columbia orders student protesters to leave encampment or face suspension
The encampment at Columbia has sparked similar campus protests across the country over Israel's war in Gaza.
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FDA moves to regulate some tests it says may be unreliable
The FDA has finalized a divisive plan to regulate some lab tests, including those used to diagnose cancer and Alzheimer’s disease, over concerns about reliability and risk to patients.
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Scotland leader Humza Yousaf resigns in latest setback for independence
Yousaf was facing a threatening series of no-confidence votes in the Scottish Parliament this week after he broke his party’s power-sharing agreement with the Green Party.
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Suns are swept out of the NBA playoffs, and the Bradley Beal trade didn’t work
Phoenix went all in last summer when it acquired Bradley Beal in a trade with the Wizards. After the Suns were swept out of the NBA playoffs, it’s clear the gambit didn’t work.
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Spain’s Pedro Sánchez to stay in power after threatening to resign
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez had been a lion of the left who pushed through landmark laws on women's and transgender rights.
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College seniors face uncertain graduation ceremonies amid protests - The Washington Post
Many graduating seniors are mourning how a rite of passage is being threatened by campus unrest over international events beyond their control.
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An assassination plot on American soil reveals a darker side of Modi’s India
The White House went to extraordinary lengths last year to welcome Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a state visit meant to bolster...
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Arrests made at pro-Palestinian protest at Virginia Tech, school says
Virginia Tech said an “incident” at its Blacksburg campus had “stabilized.” University officials across the country have faced off with protesters of Israel’s war in Gaza.