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LEFT BEHIND: SOME AFGHAN VISA APPLICANTS SEE LITTLE PROGRESS SINCE US WITHDRAWAL

Special immigrant visa applicants who supported the U.S. government in
Afghanistan face more than a five-year wait to find safety amid Taliban efforts
to find and kill former enemies.

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LOCH NESS MONSTER HUNTERS RELEASE FINDINGS OF BIGGEST SEARCH IN DECADES

Loch Ness monster hunters release photos and videos of their most recent hunt
for the monster, which is considered the biggest organized search in decades.

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AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENT IDENTIFIED AS PASSENGER WHO WENT OVERBOARD FROM WORLD'S
LARGEST CRUISE SHIP

The person who went overboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship on Tuesday has been
identified by his family as 19-year-old Sigmund Ropich.

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FORMER CHICAGO MAYOR EATS FUKUSHIMA SEAFOOD AMID NUCLEAR WASTEWATER PANIC: 'WE
ARE GOING TO ALL EAT IT'

Japan has indicated that it plans to raise a formal complaint with the World
Trade Organization over China's ban on all Japanese food imports due to the
nuclear wastewater plan.

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NORTH KOREA FIRES SEVERAL CRUISE MISSILES FOLLOWING END OF US-SOUTH KOREA DRILLS

North Korea launched a series of cruise missiles on Saturday following the
conclusion of U.S.-South Korea military drills in the area on Thursday.

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RUSSIA DEPLOYS SARMAT INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILES PUTIN SAYS WILL MAKE
WORLD ‘THINK TWICE’ FOR COMBAT

Russia says its Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile system, also known as
Satan II, has been deployed for combat. The White House said Friday it can't
confirm the reports.

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57 GUARDS, OFFICERS RELEASED IN ECUADOR FOLLOWING HOSTAGE TAKEOVER IN SEVERAL
PRISONS, AUTHORITIES SAY

Dozens of guards and seven police officers, who were held as hostages by inmates
for more than a day, have been released, according to authorities in Ecuador.

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4 DEAD, 30 INJURED IN BRAZIL AFTER METAL FACTORY EXPLODES

A metal factory explosion, which may have been triggered by overheated
equipment, has caused four deaths and dozens of injuries in the countryside city
of Cabreuva, Brazil.

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SERIAL BURGLAR IN $1 MILLION CRIME BINGE CAUGHT BECAUSE OF APPLE AIRTAG GETS 6
YEARS IN PRISON

The United Kingdom man behind a string of burglaries where he took items valued
at $1 million combined was brought down after an Apple AirTag led police to his
location.

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US WARNS OF ISIS RETURN AS CRITICS ACCUSE SYRIA'S ASSAD OF STIRRING 'ETHNIC'
TENSIONS

Syrian dictator Bashar Assad and Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi have highlighted
the divide between Arab and Kurdish forces in the U.S.-backed coalition in the
hopes of further igniting ethnic tensions.

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9 SOLDIERS DEAD IN SYRIA AS ATTACKS BY AL-QAIDA-LINKED MILITANTS RISE IN THE
NORTHWEST, ACTIVISTS SAY

Al-Qaida-linked Hayat Tahrir al-Sham militants in northwest Syria were
responsible for Friday’s attack that left nine soldiers dead, according to
opposition activists.

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RUSSIA’S STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL, FACE NEW PATRIOTISM-BOOSTING LESSONS AS
KREMLIN CONTINUES WAR IN UKRAINE

Students in Russia are returning to school and will face new teachings meant to
raise their loyalty to the Kremlin, as Russia continues its conflict with the
West and Ukraine.

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OVER 2,000 RUSSIAN TROOPS TAKE PART IN MILITARY EXERCISES IN BELARUS NEAR
BORDERS OF NATO COUNTRIES

Russian troops took part in military exercises in Belarus. The exercises took
place near the borders of NATO countries. They are meant to prepare for joint
operations.

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WAGNER GROUP FLAG SEEN FLYING AT PRIGOZHIN CRASH SITE IN RUSSIA

A flag and makeshift memorial have appeared at the site outside of Moscow,
Russia, where Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin died in a plane crash.

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18 SUSPECTED GANG MEMBERS KILLED IN SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SHOOTOUT

At least 18 suspected gang members were killed in a shootout with South African
police. The suspects allegedly were robbing armored vans carrying cash.

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THAILAND'S KING REDUCES PRISON SENTENCE OF FORMER PRIME MINISTER THAKSIN
SHINAWATRA TO A SINGLE YEAR

Thailand's former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's prison sentence has been
reduced from eight years to just one single year. Shinawatra requested a royal
pardon last week.

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EMERGENCY SERVICES MUST NOW BEGIN IDENTIFYING REMAINS FROM SOUTH AFRICAN FIRE
THAT LEFT AT LEAST 74 DEAD

Authorities in South Africa must begin identifying the remains of bodies found
at the scene of the deadly building fire in Johannesburg. The fire killed at
least 74 people.

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TOURISTS SHOT DEAD AFTER RIDING JET SKIS ACROSS UNFRIENDLY COUNTRY'S SEA BORDER

The Algerian coast guard shot two tourists dead and arrested a third after the
group accidentally entered Algerian waters from Morocco on jet skis during their
holiday.

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ZELENSKYY SAYS UKRAINE HAS DEVELOPED 400-MILE RANGE WEAPONS FOLLOWING STRIKE ON
RUSSIAN AIRPORT

Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy announced Thursday that the nation's
Ministry of Strategic Industries has developed weapons with a target range of
400 miles.

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KILLING OF ENDANGERED BROWN BEAR NEAR NATIONAL PARK LEAVES 2 CUBS MOTHERLESS,
SPARKS OUTRAGE IN ITALY

A bear was shot and killed in the Abruzzo region of Italy on Sept. 1, 2023. The
bear was frequently seen walking around the community, and residents were
outraged following its death.

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BRITISH GOVERNMENT ORDERS OVER 100 SCHOOLS TO KEEP BUILDINGS CLOSED DUE TO
CONCERNS OVER AGING CONCRETE

The United Kingdom government ordered over 100 schools to keep buildings closed
due to concerns over aging concrete. Many schools are scrambling for
alternatives.

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VIOLENCE DURING CONGOLESE PROTESTS LEADS TO OVER 40 DEATHS, 56 INJURIES

Violence during protests in Congo led to 43 people being killed and 56 other
injuries. Over 220 people were arrested following the protests.

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LOCAL ELECTIONS OPEN IN RUSSIA-CONTROLLED REGIONS OF UKRAINE

Local government elections are underway in certain Russia-controlled regions of
Ukraine, as uniformed Russian soldiers watch over voting facilities to ensure
"security."

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ISRAEL UNVEILS 'MOST ADVANCED' SURVEILLANCE PLANE WITH AI-POWERED SENSORS:
'UNPRECEDENTED'

The new "Oron" surveillance aircraft will create real-time analysis and
recommendations based on the vast amount of information the plane records
through its array of sensors.

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US MILITARY URGES HALT TO CLASHES IN EASTERN SYRIA AMID CONCERNS OF ISIS
RESURGENCE

The United States military called to halt the ongoing clashes between rival
U.S.-backed factions in Syria, saying the violence could lead to the resurgence
of the Islamic State group.

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