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Israel Arrests 4 Palestinian Fugitives Who Escaped Prison

US Gives First Public Look Inside Base Housing Afghans

Nearly 10,000 Afghan evacuees are staying at the base

At Least 1 Dead, 10 Missing in Landslide Near Mexico City

Slide plunged rocks the size of small homes onto a densely populated neighborhood

Federal Judge Acquits Tennessee Professor with Ties to China 

Brazilian Truckers' Bolsonaro Sympathy Strike Fizzles

There were protests along highways in just three states

Israeli Police Catch 2 Palestinians Who Broke Out of Prison

The hunt continues for four of the six Palestinians who escaped from a maximum-security prison this week

US Farmers Restore Native Grasslands as Groundwater Disappears

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is encouraging farmers in a "Dust Bowl zone" that includes parts of Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado to preserve and establish grasslands, which can survive drought and prevent wind erosion

Post-9/11, Europe's Weak Spots Make it a Jihadist Target

Mixture of homegrown extremists, geography and weak counterterrorism strategies have made Europe a prime target for jihadists

Students, Beware: That Free Curbside Futon Might Carry Critters 

Afghanistan's Last Jew Leaves After Taliban Takeover

62-year-old went to ‘neighboring country’

Ida Deaths Rise By 11 in New Orleans; Louisiana Toll Now 26

Meanwhile, the city lifts its nighttime curfew as the electricity comes back

Groups Sue Mexico, Seek to Stop Mass Removal of Migrants

They say government is violating due process and Mexican and international law governing asylum

Yankees Star Jeter, 3 Others Inducted Into Baseball Hall of Fame

Other honorees are Colorado star Larry Walker, Ted Simmons of St. Louis and Milwaukee, and the late labor executive Marvin Miller

Police Plan to Reinstall US Capitol Fence Ahead of Rally

Plan yet to be finalized calls for fencing to be put up outside the inner perimeter of the Capitol and Supreme Court, though not around the congressional office buildings nearby, source says

'Varsity Blues' Trial Promises Fresh Insights in Old Scandal

Defense attorneys are expected to argue that their clients believed their payments were legitimate donations and that USC's treatment of their children was routine for parents with deep pockets

China Chases 'Rejuvenation' With Control of Tycoons, Society

Xi has called for the party to return to its “original mission” as China’s economic, social and cultural leader and carry out the “rejuvenation of the great Chinese nation”

Britney Spears' Father Files To End Court Conservatorship

James Spears had been the target of much of the anger surrounding the conservatorship from both his daughter and the public

Brazil's Bolsonaro Seeks Show of Strength, Risking Backfire 

Critics feared  demonstrations could take a violent turn

Early Stumble as El Salvador Starts Bitcoin as Currency

El Salvador's president became tech support for a nation stepping into the world of cryptocurrency; Bukele marshaled his Twitter account — with more than 2.8 million followers — to walk users through what was happening  

Hurricane Ida Power Outages, Misery Persist 9 Days Later

As residents struggled to recover, state organizations, church groups and volunteers labored for a ninth day to hand out food, water and other necessary supplies