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Senate Democrats plan to force a vote on resolution for transparency on deportations to El Salvador

US Senate Democrats will push for a vote on the Trump administration's El Salvador deportation policies. The resolution seeks transparency regarding compliance with court orders. It also demands information on funds paid to El Salvador and its human rights record. This move aims to pressure both the US and El Salvador governments.

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Japanese police arrest man after car ploughs into schoolchildren

In Osaka, Japan, a 28-year-old Tokyo resident was arrested after allegedly driving his car into seven elementary school children on their way home from school. The children sustained injuries, including a fractured jaw, but remained conscious. The suspect confessed to police that he intentionally targeted the children because he was "fed up with everything.

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Donald Trump vs Ink: Do Kilmar Abrego Garcia's tattoos prove he is an MS-13 member?

John Colello, homicide chief for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, where MS-13 originated in the 1980s, said that a tattoo alone, without additional context, could not serve as the sole basis to determine gang membership.

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China detain investors for speaking to foreign media on Shandong financial scandal

Last month, several investors among the almost 100,000 affected by an alleged 20 billion yuan (approximately USD 2.74 billion) financial fraud connected to the Jianghaihui Group in Shandong province spoke with international media outlets, including RFA, to help bring global attention to the scandal and encourage action, according to RFA.

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Baloch students forcibly disappeared; UN experts decry abductions as international crime

Pakistani security forces allegedly abducted two Baloch college students, Shey Haq Baloch and Adam Baloch, from Turbat, Balochistan, according to The Balochistan Post. This incident follows reports of other disappearances in the region, including Amir, Usman, and Abdul Majeed.

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What is US-Ukraine Minerals deal all about

In a landmark move, the US and Ukraine have formalized a deal establishing the United States-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund. This initiative aims to harness Ukraine's mineral wealth for post-war recovery, with profits shared equally. Ukraine retains full control over its resources, and the fund, exempt from taxes, will attract global investment.

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UK counterterror police say they will investigate comments by Irish rap group Kneecap

British police are investigating Irish hip-hop group Kneecap over controversial remarks made at concerts, including statements about UK politicians and support for banned organizations. The investigation follows criticism from lawmakers and the cancellation of several gigs. Despite apologizing to the families of murdered MPs, the band denies supporting Hamas or Hezbollah, accusing critics of censorship due to their stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

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UAE to lift three-year Lebanon travel ban: statement

The United Arab Emirates will lift a ban on its citizens travelling to Lebanon that was imposed during a diplomatic row in 2021, according to a joint statement on Thursday. In 2021, the UAE imposed a travel ban on its citizens and withdrew diplomats from Beirut in solidarity with Saudi Arabia after a Lebanese minister criticised the Riyadh-led military intervention in Yemen.

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South African police rescue 44 Ethiopians from suspected traffickers

South African police rescued 44 Ethiopian nationals, including 17 minors, from a house in Johannesburg's Sandton area, where they were held against their will. This incident follows a series of human-trafficking cases in South Africa, a common destination for undocumented migrants. Authorities were alerted by screams from the residence, leading to the discovery of the locked rooms.

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New Zealand hit by destructive winds, heavy rain and snow and high waves

New Zealand faced severe weather conditions, prompting a state of emergency in Christchurch due to heavy downpours and river overflows. Wellington experienced destructive gales, leading to flight cancellations and warnings for residents to stay indoors. Heavy snow and large waves impacted other regions, causing power outages and disruptions to daily life, with the storm expected to ease on Friday.

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North Korea and Russia begin building their first road link

North Korea and Russia have initiated the construction of their first road link, a bridge over a border river, signaling a significant expansion of their bilateral relations. This project aims to boost cross-border travel, tourism, and trade. Amidst flourishing ties, North Korea has been providing Russia with ammunitions and troops for the conflict in Ukraine, receiving military technology in return.

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Fearing Trump crackdown US govt workers, green card holders ask editors to remove byline from old stories

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21 countries Americans should not travel to: Full list of US state department warnings

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Hunter Biden voluntarily drops lawsuit against IRS; whistleblowers say, 'he was afraid to...'

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Ex-South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol indicted for abuse of power

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces fresh charges of abuse of power, escalating his legal woes. Already on trial for allegedly plotting an insurrection through a martial law declaration last December, Yoon's indictment adds to mounting political tensions. Prosecutors are investigating his ties to religious organizations amid upcoming presidential elections where Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung leads in polls.

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Elon Musk denies Tesla CEO replacement plans amid board drama: What’s really going on?

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'This country belongs to we the people': Kamala Harris steps back into limelight as Trump celebrates his first 100 days - top quotes

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Funding cuts threaten to deepen hunger crisis as rising costs send more families to food banks

Food banks in the US are facing increased demand. Working people are now seeking assistance. This is due to the income stagnation and rising living costs. Federal funding cuts are exacerbating the crisis. Organizations like Campaign Against Hunger are struggling. They are limiting food distributions. Feeding America also faces strain. Potential SNAP cuts could worsen the situation.

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Transport Office Hetauda collects over Rs 456 million in nine months

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Pakistan-linked drug smuggling network busted in Punjab, 5 kg heroin seized

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‘Raid 2’ Box Office collection day 1 (live)

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