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Cuba will kick off the school year next week as planned despite a severe ongoing crisis that has affected transportation and electricity and led to falling teacher numbers and a lack of supplies such as uniforms.
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Hospitals in Nepal’s capital are teeming with families of the missing, as they pore over the lists of survivors rescued from the country’s deadliest natural disaster since the 2015 earthquake.
Hospitals in Nepal’s capital are teeming with families of the missing, as they pore over the lists of survivors rescued from the country’s deadliest natural disaster since the 2015 earthquake.
The US president spoke out following US media reports that CIA Director John Ratcliffe had traveled to Moscow this week to dissuade Russia from striking NATO.
The pair left about an hour before their shift ended under an aviation industry practice known as an 'early shove', an informal perk sometimes offered after demanding shifts.
The pair left about an hour before their shift ended under an aviation industry practice known as an 'early shove', an informal perk sometimes offered after demanding shifts.
Some Jan. 6 rioters are pursuing a new path to seek millions of dollars from the federal government after the Justice Department abandoned plans for its controversial anti-weaponization fund. White House correspondent Liz Landers reports.
