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El Salvador Police Arrest 30 In Child Pornography Case
Prosecutors in El Salvador said Friday police have arrested 30 suspects who allegedly shared child pornography photos on the messaging platform WhatsApp.
South Africa Launches Drive To Vaccinate 500,000 In 2 Days
South Africa launched a new COVID19 vaccination drive Friday and will try to give doses to 500,000 people in two days to reinvigorate a flagging campaign thats coming up against hesitancy and complacency in the continents worstaffected country.
Nominated by 'Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan' as Envoy, Suhail Shaheen Seeks UN Recognition
The UN last month rejected Shaheen's appointment as Afghanistan's representative, extending the tenure of Ghulam Mohammad Isaczai, permanent representative of Afghanistan to the UN.
California Enacts Law To Strip Badges From Bad Officers
California has joined the vast majority of states in setting up a way to strip the badges of police officers who act criminally or with bias, a change that was among several criminal justice reforms signed into law Thursday by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
North Carolina City Settles Lawsuit Involving Drug Arrests
Officials in North Carolina's capital city have agreed to a $2 million settlement in a federal lawsuit that alleged more than a dozen Black men were wrongfully arrested and jailed on drug charges.
Brazilian Soccer Great Pelé Leaves Hospital After Weeks
Brazilian soccer legend Pel has been discharged from the hospital where he received treatment for nearly a month, according to a statement from the facility.
Native Hawaii Fern That Was Feared Extinct Is Found Alive
A fern species that was believed to be extinct when the last known specimen died on Hawaii's Big Island has been found on the island of Kauai.
Killing of Rohingya Leader Underscores Violence in Bangladesh Camps; UN Condemns Act
On Wednesday night, gunmen shot him dead in the same office where he held community meetings.
Rugby-Argentina Players Kicked Out Of Rugby Championship After COVID Rules Breach
Six Argentina players and two staff have been kicked out of the Rugby Championship for breaching tournament health rules after taking an unauthorised trip to the New South Wales resort of Byron Bay, tournament organisers said on Thursday.
UN Diplomats: Russia Is Blocking Sanctions Experts In Africa
Experts monitoring sanctions in Libya said the warring parties and their international backers the United Arab Emirates, Russia and Jordan vs. Turkey and Qatar violated a U.N. arms embargo on the oil-rich north African country that remains totally ineffec...
Rugby-Argentina Players Kicked Out Of Rugby Championship For Health Rule Breach
Six Argentina rugby players and two staff have been kicked out of the Rugby Championship for breaching tournament health rules after taking an unauthorised trip to the New South Wales resort of Byron Bay, tournament organisers said on Thursday.
Kansas Priest Considered For Sainthood Is Buried In Wichita
Thousands of people turned out Wednesday in Wichita to honor a Kansas priest as he was laid to rest 70 years after he died in a prisoner of war camp during the Korean War.
US Jury Convicts Leader Of Neo-Nazi Threat Campaign
A federal jury in Seattle on Wednesday convicted a leader of a neoNazi campaign to threaten journalists and Jewish activists in three states.
Court Rules Canada Must Compensate Indigenous Foster Children For Discrimination
A human rights tribunal ruling ordering the Canadian government to compensate indigenous children and families in foster care for discrimination should stand, a federal court decided on Wednesday.
Losing Can 'Get Frustrating' Says Liberal Justice Sotomayor
Acknowledging the limits of her own influence on the law as a member of the Supreme Court's liberal minority, Justice Sonia Sotomayor on Wednesday encouraged citizens to work to change laws they may disagree with, like a recent Texas law that limits acces...
More Dancers Allege Sex Abuse By Instructor, Ballerina Wife
Three more dancers have come forward to allege that an instructor and his wife, a former star with the Boston Ballet, sexually abused them, according to an expanded lawsuit.