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Yemeni armed forces, backed by air support, have repelled several Houthi assaults in northern Marib and southern Al-Jawf, inflicting losses on the militants.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has approved the engagement of prominent US civil rights lawyer Ben Crump to assist Ghana in seeking justice for nationals killed in the United States in recent months.
Ohio GOP Rep. Jim Jordan has been elected by Republicans to serve as minority leader in the next Congress, defeating Majority Leader Steve Scalise. CBS News' Nikole Killion reports.
'Go talk to the families in Tumbler Ridge' if you want to know how effective the AI industry’s voluntary standards are.
CHIANG RAI – Aggressive mining expansion across eastern Myanmar is severely contaminating vital transboundary river systems.
A network of 1,653 accounts posing as Iranians amplified Netanyahu's posts, with some urging Israelis to vote for him in Hebrew. After the election, they returned to discussing Iran.
Recent drone attacks have disrupted nine major Russian refineries, affecting facilities with a combined capacity of around 2.2 million barrels per day.
