Month: July 2022
Two People Killed, 15 Injured After U.N. Brigade in Congo Opened Fire at Border Post
Part of Beirut Grain Silo Collapses Nearly Two Years After Devastating Explosion
Israel Demands U.N. Disband Gaza War Panel Over Anti-Semitism Allegations
Former Philippine President Fidel Valdez Ramos Dead at 94
InfoWars Parent Files for Bankruptcy
Sudan Reports First Confirmed Case of Monkeypox
Hundreds of Firefighters Battle Wildfires Near Lisbon
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Tokyo Clothing Maker Partners with Veterinarians to Make Wearable Fans to Help Dogs and Cats Against Japan’s Scorching Heat
New Zealand’s Borders Fully Open After Long Coronavirus Closure
Death Toll in Kentucky Floods Rises to 28
Russian Strikes Kill Ukrainian Founder of Nibulon; Drone Hits Russian Naval Base
Bodycam Footage Released in Arrest of Georgia Woman Who Died After Falling from Moving Police Car
Black San Francisco Board of Supervisors President Accused of Hurling Racial Slur at Black Cadet
Seven People Dead, Including Five Children, in Wrong-Way Crash on Northern Illinois Interstate
Biden Tests Positive for Coronavirus Again
Putin Says United States is Russia’s Main Naval Threat
Several People Killed After UN Peacekeepers Open Fire at Border Post in DR Congo
Zelenskiy Says Ukraine’s Harvest Could be Half Its Usual Amount Due to Russian Invasion
Two Cyclists Dead, Three Injured SUV Crashed Into Them During Michigan Make-A-Wish Bike Tour
Police in Carrollton, Texas, Ask for Help Identifying Young Boy Found Wandering Alone
Kentucky’s Governor Warns Residents to Prepare for More Rain and Flooding
Researchers Discover Some Parts of the Moon Have Stable Temperatures Fit for Humans
Samuel Sandoval, One of the Last Remaining Navajo Code Talkers from World War II, Dies at 98
Heather Gray, Executive Producer of CBS Series “The Talk”, Dies at 50
Ecuadorian Teen Who Came to U.S. for a Better Life is Found Dead in Georgia Woods After Refusing Sex Work
Warren Moon Says Arizona Cardinals’ ‘Homework Clause’ in Kyler Murray’s New Contract is ‘a Slap in the Face to All African-American Quarterbacks’
McKinney Fire in Northern California Explodes to Over 51,400 Acres, Threatens Town of Nearly 8,000 People
One Person Dead, Four Injured in Stabbing While Tubing on Wisconsin River
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