Congo boat tragedy death toll climbs to 52, dozens still missing
The bodies of at least 52 people have been recovered from the Congo River after their boat capsized late last week, a provincial minister said on Monday, warning that the death toll could rise further with many still missing.
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Fantasy Football Week 7: Start 'Em, Sit 'Em
Breaking down the toughest start 'em, sit 'em decisions for Week 7.
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Price hikes, hectic embassy guidelines and stranded pets: People struggle to find ways out of Israel
Foreign nationals and dual citizens have scrambled to find ways to get out of Israel after Hamas' gruesome attack on October 7 pushed the country into war.
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J&J lifts profit outlook on strong demand for top-seller Stelara
(Reuters) -Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday raised its 2023 profit forecast, helped by resilient demand for its blockbuster anti-inflammatory drug
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Cruise self-driving cars investigated after two accidents
The US safety regulator is looking into GM's Cruise self-driving cars after reports of pedestrian injuries.
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Why Egypt remains reluctant to open Rafah crossing to Gaza
Hundreds of lorries carrying aid are parked up on the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing.
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BNY Mellon beats profit estimates on boost from higher interest rates
Bank of New York Mellon Corp beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter profit on Tuesday, as rate hikes
1970-01-01 08:00
Barcelona set Pedri injury return date
Pedri is expected to return from a recent hamstring injury in time for the upcoming El Clasico clash with Real Madrid.
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Zahmire Lopez, an 8-year-old with dance moves and rap skills, killed by gun violence in his Jersey home
The Newark boy is one of more than 1,300 children and teens killed by a gun so far in 2023 as firearms remain the top cause of death for US youth, according to the Gun Violence Archive and federal data.
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Billionaire buyer closes Leonardo da Vinci's vineyard to the public
La Vigna di Leonardo, said to have been da Vinci's vineyard, has been closed after French billionaire Bernard Arnault bought the property. Now, nobody knows if the site will reopen to the public -- or sell its wine for charity, as before.
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France Sees Deal With Germany as Base for New EU Fiscal Rules
A deal between the European Union’s two biggest countries will lay the foundations for updated fiscal rules, French
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U.S. Treasury bond ETFs draw net inflows this year despite recent market rout
By Suzanne McGee Investors have poured money into exchange traded funds (ETFs) focused on the US bond market
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