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After more than two decades, the US has ended its military deployment in Iraq. In the capital Baghdad, the withdrawal was celebrated in the streets. But above all, Sunnis and Kurds are now worried about a dominance of the Shiite militias.
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Mah Chee Wern, who is unable to pay his fine, will spend more than five years in total behind bars.
A new Gallup poll shows a record low number of individuals who say college education is “very important” as higher education continues to lose the trust of the public.
"Cases like Pike's really pull back the curtain," Head of nonprofit Reprieve told Newsweek.
Offenders speak to the BBC as the first wave of early releases see hundreds of prisoners freed.
The legislation gives FERC authority to issue permits for transmission projects when it is in the public interest. It also eliminates NIETCs and the federal right of first refusal for incumbent…
In what is the first discussion of its kind in a German parliament, politicians, lawyers and public figures have taken part in a hearing on a potential AfD ban.
