Florida officials seize $12.8 million worth of drugs, arrest 85 people Eighty-five suspects were arrested and over $12.8 million in drugs were confiscated in a two-year undercover drug trafficking investigation, the Polk County Sheriff's Office said on Friday. Two young men shot in Upper Galilee, one in critical condition Two men were shot in the Upper Galilee on Friday night. One is in critical condition and the other is in moderate condition. Philippine media under pressure as Marcos Jr courts influencers Critical journalists expected to remain in sights of administration as new president invites vloggers to the palace. At least eight civilians killed in Mogadishu hotel attack At least eight people were confirmed dead on Saturday as security forces battled Islamist militants who stormed a hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu US envoy to China says China must show it's not 'agent of instability' on Taiwan China News: BEIJING: In his first TV interview since taking up his post in Beijing six months ago US Ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns said that China needs to . On Chile rivers, Native spirituality and development clash For the Mapuche, Chile’s largest Indigenous group and more than 10 percent of its population, a pristine river like the Truful Truful, flowing from a lava field under an Andean volcano, is the home of a spiritual force to revere, not a natural resource to exploit France's Macron assails Putin's 'brutal attack' on Ukraine French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday accused the Russian leader of launching a “brutal attack” on Ukraine in an imperialist, revanchist violation of national borders |
Who was 'Ringo', the ISIS Beatle? From west London to Syria, how Elsheikh joined the deadly terrorist group El Shafee Elsheikh, known to his victims as "Ringo", grew up in White City, west London, after his family arrived from Sudan in 1993 when he was five. The Biden administration remade ICE after Trump: But will it last? The administration has reversed many of Trump's changes and enacted new policies, including limiting arrests of pregnant women. Iga Swiatek calls out US Open over ball rules: 'I don't know why they are different than men's ones' Top-ranked tennis player Iga Swiatek raised questions this week about the U.S. Open's decision to use different balls for the men's and women's competitions. Kim Jong Un's sister tells South Korean president to 'shut his mouth' about nuclear disarmament deal The sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, Kim Yo Jong, told the President of South Korea to "shut his mouth" after offering to aid the north in exchange for nuclear disarmament. In Deshaun Watson mess, Browns got what they bargained for Even after an 11-game suspension and $5 million fine for Deshaun Watson, Browns owner Jimmy Haslam stood by his star quarterback. Further disruption on rail and bus services as transport strikes continue Rail services will be much-reduced, and buses in west and south-west London and Surrey also affected Travellers are facing a further day of disruption on Saturday as thousands of transport workers go on strike in a long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. Network Rail, several train companies, and bus services in London and parts of Surrey will be hit by industrial action by the Rail, … U.S. Is Sending More Weapons to Ukraine, This Time to Aid Counterattack The newly announced U.S. shipment of weaponry includes armored vehicles that can clear minefields ahead of major ground movements. Russia said it foiled Ukraine’s attempts this week to strike Crimea. At least 10 killed as gunmen storm hotel in Somali capital Police and eyewitnesses say at least 10 people were killed in an attack by Islamic militants who stormed a hotel in Somalia’s capital late Friday |
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