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Crowds Protest Sanctions, Pressure, After Mali Vote Delay
Tens of thousands have joined in a governmentsponsored rally in Malis capital to protest new regional economic sanctions and growing pressure from former colonizer France, after Mali's military ruler pushed back promised elections by four years.
Dutch Royal Willem-Alexander Retires Golden Carriage Due To Its Racist, Colonial Past
The Dutch monarch said that Netherlands is not ready for reintroducing the Gouden Koets, as people continue to suffer 'pain of discrimination on a daily basis'
Havana Syndrome: New Cases Reported In Europe, US Yet To Find Answers
The recent cases of Havana syndrome in Europe were reported last year. A staffer assisting CIA chief Burns during his India visit also experienced symptoms
Uncertain Futures Add To Sense Of Urgency For Rodgers, Adams
Until this season, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers often referred to Hall of Fame cornerback Charles Woodson as his greatest teammate ever.
Nude Baby On Nirvana's 'Nevermind' Refiles Dismissed Lawsuit
The man who as a 4monthold appeared nude on the 1991 cover of Nirvana's album Nevermind on Thursday filed a new version of his lawsuit alleging the image is child pornography.
Ponzi Schemer Gets Over 17 Years, Ordered To Repay $103M
A man once dubbed King Perry was sentenced Thursday to more than 17 years in prison for his role in masterminding a longrunning investment scam that collected more than $115 million from 1,000 investors nationwide.
Hired To Win Titles, Vrabel Has Titans Atop All Of AFC
Amy Adams Strunk had one charge for Mike Vrabel when hiring him as the Tennessee Titans' new head coach in January 2018.
Ashes Of Winter The Movie Star Dolphin Released Into Gulf
The ashes of Winter the dolphin were returned to the sea on Thursday, about two months after the beloved marine mammal of movie fame died at a Florida aquarium.
Arsenal Holds Out For 0-0 At Liverpool After Xhaka Red Card
If Granit Xhaka getting sent off came as no real surprise, Arsenal holding out with 10 men at Anfield was something of a shock.
After COVID-19 Diagnosis, WVa Governor's Health Is Improving
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said his health was improving Thursday, two days after he was diagnosed with COVID19.
Guard May Help Staffing Shortages At New Mexico Schools
New Mexicos governor said Thursday shes considering seeking help from the National Guard to address COVID19 staffing shortages at public schools, a move that could mark a first in the nation.
As Killings Rise In May Cities, St. Louis Sees Big Decline
In a year when many U.S. cities saw a substantial increase in killings, St. Louis bucked the trend in 2021 a dose of good news for a city that for decades has had among the worst homicide rates in the nation.
East German Stasi Kept Records On Scholz During 1970s, 80s
East Germany's secret police kept extensive records on Chancellor Olaf Scholz when he was a senior member of the West German Social Democratic Partys youth wing in the 1970s and 80s, German tabloid Bild reported Thursday.
WTA Roundup: Coco Gauff Leads U.S. Contingent Into Adelaide Semifinals
The semifinals of the Adelaide International 2 will have an American flair, with three U.S. women advancing Thursday in Adelaide, Australia.
Court Dismisses Louisiana Pastor's Virus Restrictions Suit
A Louisiana pastors lawsuit over Gov. John Bel Edwards past COVID19 restrictions on public gatherings was rejected for a second time Wednesday by a federal judge.
Chelsea Finishes Job Against Spurs To Reach League Cup Final
Just like in his first season in charge, Thomas Tuchel will be leading Chelsea into another final.