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Saudi Arabia bombed UAE weapons shipments at Yemen’s Mukalla port, marking the most serious confrontation between the Gulf allies in decades. The UAE announced troop withdrawal hours later.
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Look, I’ve covered a lot of tragedies in thirty-plus years doing this job. Beirut. Bali. The towers. You develop what
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New Orleans deploys 350 National Guard troops and 800+ law enforcement officers for New Year’s Eve celebrations, one year after the Bourbon Street attack killed 14 people.
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Trump pardons former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández who was serving 45 years for cocaine trafficking while simultaneously bombing cartel boats in Caribbean.
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Well here we are again. Another Sunday, another round of peace talks that may or may not actually lead anywhere.
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The Trump administration is expanding its travel restrictions again. This time five new countries get full bans and Palestinian Authority
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Okay so I need to talk about whats happening with this weather because from a health perspective there are some
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A boat carrying more than 200 migrants capsized off Gambia’s Atlantic coast around midnight on New Year’s Eve, killing at
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California Christmas storms from atmospheric rivers kill at least four and force thousands to evacuate as flooding hits burn scar areas with debris flows.
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Singapore’s new anti-scam law taking effect December 30 introduces mandatory caning of 6 to 24 strokes for convicted scammers amid 2.8 billion dollar losses.
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