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Al-Hashimi was gunned down in July 2020 in front of his home in Baghdad by two attackers on a motorcycle after receiving threats from Iran-backed militias
A truck crossed into opposite lanes after the driver lost control late Saturday, colliding with nine cars and two minibuses, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported
Capture represents just the latest ship seizure conducted by Iran amid tensions with the West over its rapidly advancing nuclear program, though it appears the two ships may have been taken for different reasons
Dual crisis is causing many farmers to cut back on sowing crops
The community get-togethers, part of a British tradition known as the Big Lunch, were intended to bring neighbors together to celebrate the newly crowned king even as support for the monarchy wanes
Comments by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida were closely watched in South Korea, where many still harbor strong resentment against Japan's 1910-45 colonial occupation of the Korean Peninsula
Legislator Imad Al-Adwan's arrest threatened to further strain ties between Israel and neighboring Jordan, which have had tense relations recently despite a nearly three-decade-old peace treaty
He was known for his outspoken advocacy for quality in television
It's not just her repertoire that raises the passengers' spirits, but her instruments themselves. She makes her own violins from kits and decorates them with intricate, colorful paintings of flowers and winding vines
Bills to limit or ban drag were filed in more than a dozen states
Preliminary findings show that respondents are more likely to answer the race question than the ancestry query and that the data pulled from the race question covers 88% of the 126 ancestry groups the statistical agency lists
Incident comes day after rebels fighting against Indian rule killed 5 soldiers
7 more people were injured
Meetings limited to 5 minutes
Two more horses died in the hours before the race, casting a shadow over the 149th edition of the world's most famous race
California's reparations task force is expected to vote Saturday on recommendations for a formal apology for the state's legacy of slavery and discrimination against Black people
Billionaire Warren Buffett said artificial intelligence may change the world in all sorts of ways, but new technology won't take away opportunities for investors
The shootings Wednesday in a school in Belgrade and Thursday in a rural area south of the capital city have stunned the nation
The protests have been held weekly for most of the year and continue despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announcing in March he was postponing the proposals to reach a compromise
Russian state news agency Tass says the car of a prominent pro-Kremlin novelist exploded Saturday in Russia, injuring him and killing his driver. The incident involving the car of Zakhar Prilepin, a well-known nationalist writer and supporter of what the Kremlin calls “a special military operation”
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