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Illinois Trooper's Expressway Shooting Death Ruled Suicide
The death of an Illinois State Police trooper on a Chicago expressway has been ruled a suicide, the Cook County Medical Examiners office said Saturday.
Afghan Pavilion at Dubai World Fair Stays Shut After Taliban Takeover
The Taliban refer to their country as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and use a different flag.
Gift For Getting A Friend Vaccinated Against Covid In This Country
The government said it also planned to announce a national vaccination week, with 170 mobile vaccination centres
Wyoming Librarians Under Fire For Books About Sex, LGBTQ
Books about sex, LGBTQ issues and how to have a baby have public library employees in a deeply conservative Wyoming city facing possible prosecution after angry local residents complained to police that the material is obscene and doesn't belong in sectio...
Mexico Displays Pre-Hispanic Artifacts Recovered From Abroad
Two Mexican museums have opened a massive show this week of 1,525 preHispanic and historical artifacts, more than half of which were recovered from abroad.
UK Lobbying Regulator Probes Former PM Cameron For Second Time This Year- FT
Former British prime minister David Cameron is being investigated for the second time this year by the lobbying regulator over whether he should have registered as a consultant lobbyist, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
'I Dreamt...': Afghan Girls Stuck at Home, Waiting for Taliban Plan to Reopen Schools
Two weeks since boys in classes above the sixth grade were told to go back to school, the government says it is working on making it possible for girls to do the same.
4 Dead Found In Car In Mexico City Plagued By Gang Violence
Prosecutors say four dead men have been found in a stolen car in the city of Iguala, in the southern Mexico state of Guerrero.
North Korea Says It Has Test-fired An Anti-aircraft Missile
North Korea says it has testfired an antiaircraft missile in the fourth round of weapons launch this month
Ecuador Says Clashes Between Prison Gangs Leave More Than 100 Dead
Ecuador's penitentiary system said on Wednesday that the death toll from a prison riot that took place on Tuesday had risen to at least 100 and that authorities were still working to determine the full toll.
Hastert Settlement With Accuser Finalized; No Details Public
A judge on Wednesday finalized an outofcourt settlement between former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert and a man who alleged that Hastert sexually abused him decades ago.
Losing Can 'Get Frustrating' Says Liberal Justice Sotomayor
Acknowledging the limits of her own influence on the law as a member of the Supreme Court's liberal minority, Justice Sonia Sotomayor on Wednesday encouraged citizens to work to change laws they may disagree with, like a recent Texas law that limits acces...
Native American Filmmaker And Journalist Myron Dewey Dies
Myron Dewey, a filmmaker and journalist who help draw worldwide attention to the concerns of Native Americans fighting an oil pipeline near the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, has died.
George Frayne, Aka Rock Star Commander Cody, Dead At 77
George Frayne, who as leader of Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airman enjoyed a cult following in the 1970s with such party and concert favorites as Hot Rod Lincoln and Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette)," has died.
ACLU Lawsuit: Louisiana Deputies Punched Black Man In 2019
Sheriffs deputies punched a Black man in the face and torso so brutally while booking him into a north Louisiana jail two years ago that they broke his nose and left eye socket, civil libertarians said in challening Louisiana's oneyear statute of limitati...
EXPLAINED | The UK Doesn't Have Enough Truck Drivers and It is Causing a Massive Fuel Crisis
A warning of fuel supply shortages by oil majors last week has led to panic buying in the UK.