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Month: February 2023

“Kids shouldn’t be losing their lives”: Students react to fatal stabbing at Harding High School

By ALLEN HENRY Click here for updates on this story     ST. PAUL, Minnesota (WCCO) — About two miles away from Harding High School, community members gathered Friday evening inside the Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center to come together, grieve together and try to process the deadly stabbing of a 15-year-old student. “I don’t even want

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Canadian women’s national soccer team on strike over budget cuts and pay equity, its captain says

By Issy Ronald, CNN The Canadian women’s national soccer team is on strike following cuts to its program and pay equity concerns, captain Christine Sinclair told Canada’s The Sports Network (TSN). On February 10, the players released a statement on Twitter, criticizing the sport’s governing body Canada Soccer, stating players were told the organization “cannot

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Several rescue operations suspended in Syria and Turkey as chances of survival diminish

By Amarachi Orie, CNN Security risks put a handful of search and rescue operations on hold on Saturday, as the death toll of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Syria and Turkey surpassed 25,000. Germany and Austria have suspended rescue operations in Turkey, citing security concerns. Meanwhile, rescue efforts in the rebel-controlled areas in north

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La Policía Nacional del Perú confirma que siete efectivos fallecieron tras ser emboscados en el Vraem

Sofía Benavides (CNN Español) — La Policía Nacional del Perú confirmó que 7 efectivos fallecieron tras ser emboscados mientras se movilizaban en un vehículo en el centro poblado de Natividad en el Vraem. “Lamentamos la pérdida de nuestros hermanos policías quienes han sido emboscados cuando se trasladaban en un vehículo policial en el centro poblado

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Pipelines resume operations after fuel leak that prompted Nevada state of emergency

By Rebekah Riess, Kaylene Chassie and Melissa Alonso, CNN Energy infrastructure company Kinder Morgan announced Saturday it has resumed operations after a leak was detected this week in a California gasoline pipeline that supplies unleaded and diesel fuel to storage facilities in southern Nevada. Kinder Morgan spokeswoman Katherine Hill said in a statement that “restart

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