Lawyers call for Babangida’s prosecution over June 12 poll annulment
The release of General Ibrahim Babangida’s autobiography, A Journey in Service, has sparked widespread controversy, with many Nigerians and human
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House Republicans hit the brakes on town halls after blowback over Trump’s cuts
House Republicans are becoming wary of in-person town hall meetings after some lawmakers have faced hometown crowds angry about the
The Associated Press
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SWAT team raided the wrong Denver apartment and traumatized two young girls, lawsuit says
A lawsuit claims a SWAT team stormed into the wrong Denver apartment while looking for a suspect, traumatizing children despite
Bernard Keane
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The Dutton ‘dirt file’ is a non-event born of Labor’s desperation
Labor trying to invent a scandal about Peter Dutton's property investments is a pathetic testimony to how ineffective the party
The Associated Press
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Millions in the dark in Chile after blackout
SANTIAGO, Chile — A sweeping blackout hit Chile on Tuesday, stranding commuters, knocking out traffic lights, paralyzing countless businesses and
Lucy Notarantonio
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Americans Are Prioritizing Housework Over Colorectal Cancer Screening
Americans would rather clean or do their taxes than undergo a potentially life-saving screening. Newsweek discussed the survey findings with
Michael James
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HIV/AIDS Activists Arrested Following A ‘Die In’ on Capitol Hill
Activists in America have been arrested following protests in Washington DC over recent cuts to funding for global HIV/AIDS programs.
Tami Noren
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American pizza chain with 3 UK branches fans say is ‘better than Domino’s and Pizza Hut’
This lesser known pizza chain is quickly expanding in the UK and some say it's better than Domino's and Pizza
Firstpost
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As Trump courts Russia & cuts US aids, China emerges as real winner
US President Donald Trump might claim to pursue the 'America First' agenda, but China is emerging as the real beneficiary
Lyndia Schroeder
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The land must return to blacks
South Africa’s land laws must redress apartheid’s legacy. More than 30 years into democracy, black ownership of farmland remains minimal...
