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Thousands Celebrate 60th Anniversary of March on Washington

White Gunman Kills 3 Black People in Florida Mass Shooting

The shooter left behind writings that led investigators to believe that he committed the shooting because it was the fifth anniversary of when another gunman opened fire during a video game tournament in Jacksonville, killing two people

Zimbabwean President Wins Re-Election After Troubled Vote

The results come after a troubled vote in the southern African country

Hawaii's Notion of Family, the Ohana, Endures in Fire’s Aftermath 

In the Hawaiian lexicon, ohana is a sensibility, a way of thinking that means family, belonging, community and so much more — solace in a time of calamity. It is a unifying principle in an increasingly fragmented world.

Scotland Holds Largest Loch Ness Monster Hunt in 50 Years

Volunteers from around the world were allocated locations around the 37-km long lake from which to monitor for any signs of ‘Nessie’

Bare Electrical Wire, Leaning Poles Possible Causes of Maui Fires

Videos and images analyzed by The Associated Press confirm that bare, uninsulated wires were among miles of line that Hawaiian Electric Co. left naked to the weather

American Journalist Appeals Extension of Pretrial Detention in Russia

The court's website on Saturday showed that Gershkovich's defense team had filed an appeal

Popular US Game Show Host Bob Barker Dies

Tens of Thousands Expected for March on Washington’s 60th Anniversary Demonstration

Anniversary commemoration is meant to be a rededication to the push for civil rights in the face of recent backlash

2 Arrested for Arson as Multiple Wildfires Burn Across Greece

Officials blame arson for several fires that broke out in the past week

New Crew for Space Station Launches With Astronauts From 4 Countries

It is NASA's most multinational crew yet, representing the U.S., Denmark, Japan and Russia

Attack by Al-Qaida-Allied Group in Syria Kills, Injures Dozens of Troops, Activists Say

The attack comes days after Russian and Syrian warplanes carried out airstrikes that killed several insurgents

FIFA Suspends Spain Soccer Federation President

FIFA's disciplinary committee is investigating his conduct at the Women’s World Cup that included kissing a player without her consent

Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte Turns 20

These days, Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte has its own handle on X — formerly known as Twitter — with 82,000 followers, and a Facebook fan group called Leaf Rakers Society with 43,000 members

Cape Cod Opens Hospital for Stranded Dolphins

Norway Rebuilding Reindeer Fence Along Russian Border to Stop Costly Hooves' Crossings

Norwegian officials say that so far this year, 42 reindeer have crossed into Russia seeking better pastures and grazing land

Power Outages Across Kenya Near 12-Hour Mark With Rare Apology

Unexplained outage shut down main international airport

China Sends Aircraft, Vessels at Taiwan After US Approves Arms Sale

China has been holding drills around Taiwan in an angry response to brief stopovers this month in the US by Vice President William Lai

Biden Plans to Request Funds to Develop New Coronavirus Vaccine

People should be able to start rolling up their sleeves next month for what officials hope is an annual fall COVID-19 shot

Monaco Ends Corruption Probe of Lebanon's Mikati for Lack of Evidence

Investigation was spurred by allegations of illicit enrichment and money laundering