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The investigation itself is “downright terrifying”, reports Alex Crawford in the BBC’s Beirut office What was it? The bombing of Beirut’s port in December claimed by Hezbollah was undoubtedly one of the Lebanese capital’s…
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Written by By Eileen O’Grady, CNN In 2015, Walmart customers in America’s heartland suffered through a bit of a power outage: Five of the retailer’s stores lost power for several hours, destroying generators and…
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The queen, 92, was hospitalized on Thursday for a minor procedure related to her ongoing gastroenteritis, Buckingham Palace announced in a short statement. According to the palace, the queen was admitted to the King…
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Staff and volunteers at a World Health Organization mission are advised to take extra care for their health The World Health Organization (WHO) is alarmed by the capacity…
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) may be once again in Congress for the long haul. Aides to the two-term independent lawmaker and potential 2020 presidential candidate told Roll Call on Monday that he is likely…
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This article is over 3 months old Peaceful rallies held across Sudan as nation comes to terms with former President Omar al-Bashir’s exit Huge crowds have gathered across Sudan to protest President Omar al-Bashir’s…
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The first episode of the new season of “Saturday Night Live” featured a somewhat sober opening sketch lampooning Hillary Clinton’s campaign for the presidency and the campaign’s early difficulties in some ways mirroring the…
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Dead Sea researchers are celebrating what they’re calling a turning point in their quest to unravel the mysteries surrounding the body of water. On Thursday, Dr. Karin Udry, who directs the University of Arizona’s…
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Time.com (@time_com) has expanded their coverage of the budget to include #concurrency, the idea that the fiscal deficit is a state of affairs in which a country’s money gets used in the wrong way…
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But there are gadgets that parents can use to help their child fall asleep and keep him or her awake Mobiles and TVs have done what parent protests can’t: keep kids up. According to…
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