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Clashes between rival militias in the Libyan capital have left residents trapped in their homes and unable to escape the violence, the country’s health ministry has said, in what appears to be the most intense fighting to rock Tripoli this year. The death toll from the clashes remains unclear, but a medical unit linked to the Defence Ministry said...

In what was once an old growth redwood forest that was heavily logged in 1968, a National Park Service forester points to an unruly tangle of spindly trees, 900 to the acre and so jam-packed it is difficult to walk through.Not far away is a section that was thinned 20 years ago, when the number of trees per...

In 1977, the by-then-former United States President Richard Nixon gave up the proverbial game. In an interview with British broadcaster David Frost, he seemed to provide an explanation for why he felt he could so brazenly ignore the law. In response to a question about whether the president can take certain illegal actions if he perceived them to be in the...

UNITED NATIONS: The Islamic State group still commands between 5,000 and 7,000 members across its former stronghold in Syria and Iraq and its fighters pose the most serious terrorist threat in Afghanistan today, UN experts said in a report circulated Monday. The experts monitoring sanctions against the militant group, also known by its Arab acronym Daesh, said that...

NEW DELHI: On Pakistan's 77th Independence Day, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) faced backlash for excluding former Prime Minister Imran Khan from a commemorative video dedicated to the country's cricket icons and historic achievements. Surprisingly, the video omitted Khan, despite his pivotal role in leading the World Cup-winning team in 1992.Fans expressed astonishment at the oversight, highlighting Khan's...

Grades are expected to drop closer to pre-pandemic levels than they have been for the past few years. Source link

The players streamed from the substitutes’ bench and onto the field, the coaching staff not too far behind them, swarming around the teammates who had rescued their dream. At last, celebrating together, they could release all of the stress and strain of the last couple of days, the last three weeks of this World Cup, the last year...

Patrons streamed toward the returns desk at the Brooklyn Public Library’s main branch on Friday afternoon, buzzing with excitement. Several posed for pictures in the building’s lobby, which was newly plastered with images of Jay-Z, then signed up for special library cards that feature artwork from the rapper’s albums.The limited-edition library cards are the marquee souvenir from “The...

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Julie Lloyd is trialling the high-tech garment that helps paralysed people's rehabilitation. Source link