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Israeli Strike on Gaza’s Hospital Kills 6, Including a Surgeon

An Israeli airstrike slammed into the surgical wing of...

Scott Colom Elected Mississippi’s First Black U.S. Senator Since 1874

Democrat Scott Colom defeated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in...

US Army Officer Assigned to NATO Unit Arrested in England on Suspicion of Spying for Russia

A U.S. Army officer serving with a NATO rapid-response...

12 Dead, Dozens Injured After Massive 86-Car Pileup Rocks Bulgaria Motorway

Thick fog blanketing a key motorway in eastern Bulgaria...

Lone Pilot Killed in Crash of German-Registered Plane Near Moldova’s Capital

A small German-registered plane crashed on Sunday morning in the town of Vadul lui Voda, approximately 23 kilometers (14 miles) east of Moldova's capital,...

Russian Forces Make Gains in Eastern Ukraine, Inching Closer to Strategic City of Pokrovsk

Russian forces have made further advancements into several eastern Ukrainian towns, bringing them closer to capturing the strategic city of Pokrovsk, according to reports...

Putin Warns of Russian Response if West Aids Ukraine in Striking Deep into Russian Territory

In a recent interview on Russian state television, President Vladimir Putin cautioned that Russia's defense ministry is developing a plan to counter potential long-range...

Hundreds March in Johannesburg to Celebrate 35 Years of Pride and Advocate for LGBTQ+ Rights

A vibrant and colorful march took place in the Sandton district of Johannesburg on Saturday, as hundreds of people gathered to mark the 35th...

Georgia’s Ruling Party Secures Victory in General Election Over Pro-EU Opposition

Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party has emerged victorious in the country's general election, defeating pro-EU and pro-Western opposition parties in a campaign that was...

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Scott Colom Elected Mississippi’s First Black U.S. Senator Since 1874

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12 Dead, Dozens Injured After Massive 86-Car Pileup Rocks Bulgaria Motorway

Thick fog blanketing a key motorway in eastern Bulgaria...

Nigerian-Born Shirley Emehelu Sworn In as New Jersey’s First Immigrant Lieutenant Governor

Shirley Emehelu, who left Nigeria for the United States...
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