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As Tensions Soar, Gaza Militants Fire Rocket Into Israel

Palestinian militants have fired a rocket into southern Israel for the first time in months. It's a potentially major escalation after clashes at a sensitive holy site in Jerusalem and a wave of attacks and military raids elsewhere.

Biden to Require US-made Steel, Iron for Infrastructure 

New guidance issued Monday requires that the material purchased — whether it's for a bridge, a highway, a water pipe or broadband internet — be produced in the US

Sweden Links Riots to Criminal Gangs That Target Police 

NASA Moon Rocket Faces More Flight Delays as Repairs Mount

UN: Yemen's Houthi Rebels Agree to Stop Using Child Soldiers

UN says Yemen's Houthi rebels have agreed to rid their ranks of child soldiers; Houthis signed what UN describes as an 'action plan' to end and prevent recruiting or using children in armed conflict, killing or maiming children and attacking schools and hospitals

US Treasury Secretary to See Ukraine PM, Avoid Russians at Global Meetings

President Joe Biden has said Russia should be removed from the G-20. 

Migrant Crossings Spike as US Plans to Lift Curb on Asylum

Immigration authorities stopped migrants 221,303 times along the Southwest border in March, a 34% increase from a month earlier

Kenyans Chebet, Jepchirchir Win Boston Marathon in Race's Spring Return

The event was back in its traditional April spot after a two-year gap because of the COVID-19 pandemic

Rain Dampens 1st White House Easter Egg Roll since 2019  

Tourism-Reliant Cyprus Scraps Virus Tests for Most Travelers

Only unvaccinated people who haven't contracted and recovered from the coronavirus must undergo a PCR test 72 hours prior to boarding or a rapid test 24 hours before departure

Mexico's Champion of the Disappeared, Rosario Ibarra, Dies

She was the first woman to appear on a Mexican presidential ballot in 1982

Two Palestinians Wounded by Israeli Troops in West Bank Raid

Two Palestinian men were critically injured by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank on Monday, the latest incident in a wave of violence between Israelis and Palestinians.

Perfect Spring Weather Greets Boston Marathon's April Return

More than 28,000 runners have signed up for Monday's 42-kilometer slog; competitors from Russia and Belarus were told they were not welcome

Greek Police say Migrant Shot Dead While Crossing From Turkey 

Greek police say a migrant has been killed by gunfire at the Greek-Turkish river border while she and several others attempted to cross the river separating the two countries

Tesla Stockholders Ask Judge to Silence Musk in Fraud Case 

A group of Tesla shareholders suing CEO Elon Musk over tweets about taking the company private is asking a federal judge to order Musk to stop commenting on the case.

'This Land Is in Blood': A Ukraine Village Digs Up the Dead

Bodies given hurried burials amid the Russian occupation are now being exhumed for investigations into possible war crimes

China Sending Up Next Space Station Crew in June

China says it will launch three more astronauts to its newest space station after the latest crew returned this weekend following a six-month stay in orbit

US Intelligence Satellite Launched From California

The NROL-85 satellite lifted off at 6:13 am Sunday from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket

Unrest Sparked by Far-Right Demos Continues in Sweden

Up to 100 mostly young people threw stones, set cars, tires and dustbins on fire, and put up a barrier fence that obstructed traffic, Swedish police said

US Rocked by 3 Mass Shootings During Easter Weekend

The shootings in South Carolina and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, left two minors dead and at least 31 people injured