Jill Biden to travel to Paris to commemorate US rejoining UNESCO after Trump exit
First lady Dr. Jill Biden will travel to Paris next week to celebrate the US rejoining UNESCO, according to senior administration officials, in a visit that will highlight the national security imperative of American involvement in such coalitions and emphasize the role of US leadership in the world.
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Thousands march as vote on curtailing Israel court's powers nears
By Dan Williams HEMED, Israel Thousands of Israelis opposed to a judicial overhaul planned by Prime Minister Benjamin
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Russian strikes kill at least 8 civilians as fierce fighting continues in Ukraine's south and east
Ukrainian local authorities say Russian forces struck 11 regions across Ukraine overnight, killing at least eight civilians
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A child and a woman die in Serbia as a second deadly storm rips through the Balkans this week
Local media in Serbia say that a 12-year-old boy and a woman have died during another deadly storm that ripped through the Balkans this week
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Fierce protests have been rocking Israel for months. What's fueling them?
For seven months, a grassroots Israeli protest movement has rallied against a contentious plan to overhaul the country's judiciary spearheaded by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his far-right allies
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Sick of hearing about record heat? Scientists say those numbers paint the story of a warming world
If it seems like you keep hearing about new heat records this summer, it’s because you do
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Protesters try to storm Baghdad's Green Zone over the burning of Quran and Iraqi flag in Denmark
Hundreds of protesters have attempted to storm Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone, which houses foreign embassies and the seat of Iraq’s government following reports of the burning of a Quran carried out by a ultranationalist group in front of the Iraqi Embassy in Copenhagen
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Rights activists fear Tunisia deal will be model for bartering EU money for migrants' lives
Migrants in Tunisia’s port city of Sfax who are aiming to make Europe their new home are now sharing the burden and the blame for escalating tensions deeply tinged with racism amid the fears of European leaders who are trying to stanch the numbers of people arriving at their shores
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They planned to get married outside their beloved home. And then the floods came
Spenser Peterson and his fiancée, Mallory Walling, loved their little blue home near Vermont's Winooski River. They adored the old silver maple tree in the yard, the view of the clouds over a hill outside and the sunsets across a green field seen from the home they've been lovingly decorating since buying it just last April.
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A former University of Georgia staffer injured in fatal car crash files lawsuit against school athletic association and others
A former recruiting analyst for the University of Georgia Athletic Association who was badly injured in an auto accident in January has filed a lawsuit against the athletics association and others.
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Japanese players wear black armbands at Women's World Cup to remember royal family member
Japanese players have worn black armbands in their Women's World Cup opener against Zambia following the death of Fumiko Tottori, the mother of Japanese Princess Takamado
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26-year-old allegedly enrolled in Nebraska high school and sent sexually explicit text messages to underage students, police say
A 26-year-old man is charged with sex crimes after enrolling in a public school district in Lincoln, Nebraska, where he pretended to be 17, police say.
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