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Loretta Lynn, Coal Miner's Daughter and US Country Music Queen, Dies 

Former Australian Government Staffer Goes on Trial for Rape

Bruce Lehrmann accused of raping co-worker Brittany Higgins in Parliament House office of defense minister in 2019

Ecuador Prison Clash Leaves at Least 15 Dead, 20 Injured

Officials attributed the fighting to national and international drug trafficking groups which have turned the nation’s prisons into the scene of repeated massacres as the groups fight for power

Indonesia Police Chief, Others Removed Over Soccer Disaster

The Saturday night stampede left at least 125 dead, making it one of the deadliest sporting event ever

US, Philippine Forces Hold Combat Drills to Brace for Crisis

The annual military drills are the first major exercise between the longtime treaty allies under newly elected Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Albania Denies Police System Was Attacked by Iranian Hackers

Media report that data on people being investigated for crimes was released

Abuse in US Women's Pro Soccer League Was Systemic, Report Says

Harassment, sexual misconduct impacted multiple teams, coaches, players

Iran's Supreme Leader Breaks Silence on Protests, Blames US

Unrest, ignited by death of woman in custody of Iran's morality police, is flaring up across country for third week despite government efforts to crack down

Russian Court Sets Brittney Griner Appeal Date for October 25

American basketball star was sentenced to 9 years in prison after police found cannabis oil in her luggage at Moscow's airport

US Supreme Court Will Hear Social Media Terrorism Lawsuits

Relatives of people killed in terrorist attacks in France and Turkey accuse Google, Twitter and Facebook of helping terrorists spread their message

Kim Kardashian Fined $1 Million by SEC Over Crypto Promotion

Reality TV star and influencer failed to disclose that she was paid to publish an Instagram post about a crypto asset security, SEC said

Hurricane Orlene Roars Toward Mexico's Pacific Coast 

In Brazilian Amazon, a 1,000-mile Voyage So People Can Vote

The Javari Valley territory has seven voting centers for 1,655 Indigenous voters

Bolsonaro, Lula Headed to Runoff After Tight Brazil Election

The result came as a surprise, since pre-election polls had given da Silva a commanding lead

Reformists Gain in Bosnia Elections, Though Change Unlikely

The reformists likely to be joined by Zeljka Cvijanovic from the strongest Bosnian Serb party

Stadium Tragedy Exposes Indonesia’s Troubled Soccer History

Since Saturday, the domestic league has been suspended

Famed US Extreme Skier Gets Traditional Nepalese Funeral

Hilaree Nelson fell off the summit of the world's eighth-highest mountain. Mount Manaslu, while skiing

Bolsonaro, Lula Appear Headed for Runoff in Brazil Race

The highly polarized election will determine whether the country returns a leftist to the helm of the world's fourth-largest democracy or keeps the far-right leader in office for another four years

Ousted Burkina Faso Leader Leaves Country for Togo

Mediators had said earlier Sunday that ousted leader Damiba agreed to resign so long as his security and other conditions are met

Yemen's Warring Sides Fail to Extend UN-backed Truce

In a statement, the U.N.'s envoy to Yemen called on all sides to refrain from acts of provocation as the talks continue