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Soe Htut is the latest in a series of senior officers to be jailed for corruption since the army seized power more than two years ago
Strickland is active on social media and has been a fierce critic of the pontiff and some of his priorities
Villagers and architects are pushing for modern materials, but the government wants to rebuild in line with Morocco’s cultural heritage
Abnormally low rain has dried a network of three main reservoirs serving over 20 million
It’s at 3%
Scientists warn against entering the water or drinking it
49 people have died while living outdoors in Anchorage this year
Leaders tout money gains, AI rights
Since January 2020, the numbers of homeless veterans have fallen 11%
It stayed down for hours
Medal honors service members wounded or killed in combat
Students on both sides are witnessing acts of hate, leaving many fearing for their safety
Letters sent to elections offices in the US states of Georgia, Nevada, California, Oregon and Washington
More than 400,000 people plunged into poverty in the war’s first month
The whole-eye transplant is part of a face transplant; it's far too soon to know if it will offer any vision
The government has criticized plans for a march on Armistice Day, when many in Britain pause to remember victims of war
Man died after he was grabbed and pressed against conveyor belt by machine's robotic arms
Activists — in two separate suits — point to a section of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment that prohibits a person from running for federal office if they have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the U.S. or given aid or comfort to those who have.
The site is planned for Greenbelt, about 20 kilometers northeast of Washington.
Many legal experts expect the issue to eventually reach the US Supreme Court
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