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Kuwait's Ruling Emir Dies at 86

Authorities gave no cause of death

Cambodia Welcomes Museum's Plan to Return Looted Antiquities

The items were tied to an art dealer accused of running an antiquities trafficking network out of Southeast Asia

Dodgers, Ohtani Got Creative With $700 Million Deal

The contract comes with risk for both sides

Britain Says Royal Navy Ship Shot Down Attack Drone Over Red Sea

The British defense secretary said attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels “represent a direct threat to international commerce and maritime security”

As Holidays Approach, Migrants Face Eviction From New York City Shelters

Homeless migrants and their children were limited to 60 days in city housing

‘Prescribed Burns’ Could Aid Forests in US Southeast, Experts Say

It could help the longleaf pine, a resilient tree species that evolved in a natural fire cycle

NM Extends Ban on Oil and Gas Leasing Around Area Sacred to Native Americans

Ban prohibits leasing on New Mexico state land surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park for the next 20 years

Arizona's National Guard to Help With Migrant Influx at Border

Governor says federal government ‘refusing to do its job to secure our border’

Engagement Vital to Relations With China, US Ambassador Says

Nicholas Burns says two nations are 'vying for global power as well as regional power' as they compete militarily, politically, economically

Israeli Army Opens Probe Into Killing of 2 Palestinians at Close Range

Soldiers caught on camera shooting men who did not appear to pose a threat

US Aircraft Carrier to Remain in Mediterranean Near Israel, Officials Say

It would be third time Ford’s deployment has been extended, underscoring continued concerns about volatility in region during Israel’s war in Gaza

US Homelessness Hits Highest Reported Level as Rents Soar, Pandemic Aid Lapses

People becoming homeless for the first time were behind much of the increase

Jury Awards $148 Million to Election Workers Over Giuliani’s 2020 Vote Lies

The two women sued Rudy Giuliani for defamation over lies he spread about them that resulted in racist threats and harassment

Biggest Solar Flare in Years Temporarily Disrupts Radio Signals on Earth

Multiple pilots reported communication disruptions

Mother of Teacher's 6-Year-Old Attacker Gets 2 Years in Prison for Child Neglect

Prince Harry Hails Court Victory After Judge Finds Tabloid Hacked his Phone

Harry calls it "a great day for truth"

Companies Announce Partnership to Release Dengue-Fighting Mosquitoes in Caribbean

Mosquitoes bred with bacterium that blocks dengue virus

Iranian State TV: Gunmen Kill 11, Wound 8 in Attack on Police Station

Senior police officers and soldiers killed in attack in Rask, about 875 miles southwest of Tehran

Denmark Widens Terror Investigation That Coincides With Arrests Of Alleged Hamas Members In Germany

Denmark hasn't said there is a Hamas link

Education, Faith Leaders Denounce Planned Satan Club at US Elementary School

After School Satan Club organized by The Satanic Temple