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Month: June 2023

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is pictured here at the 2nd Eurasian Economic Forum

Belarusian leader asks Wagner mercenaries to train his military

By Mariya Knight and Chris Lau, CNN Atlanta/Hong Kong (CNN) — Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has invited Wagner Group mercenaries to his country to train its military. Lukashenko alluded to the invitation in a speech Friday dedicated to Belarus’ Independence Day, according to state news agency Belta. “Unfortunately, they (Wagner mercenaries) are not here,” Lukashenko

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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is pictured here at the 2nd Eurasian Economic Forum

Belarusian leader asks Wagner mercenaries to train his military

By Mariya Knight and Chris Lau, CNN Atlanta/Hong Kong (CNN) — Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has invited Wagner Group mercenaries to his country to train its military. Lukashenko alluded to the invitation in a speech Friday dedicated to Belarus’ Independence Day, according to state news agency Belta. “Unfortunately, they (Wagner mercenaries) are not here,” Lukashenko

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President Joe Biden (right) speaks in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on June 30 after Supreme Court rulings issuing a major decision that impacts gay rights and striking down Biden's student loan forgiveness plan. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona listens at left.

The Supreme Court just handed Joe Biden a series of setbacks. It may have also given Democrats new motivation to reelect him

By Kevin Liptak and Arlette Saenz, CNN (CNN) — President Joe Biden wasn’t planning to take questions on Thursday. His helicopter was waiting outside on the White House’s South Lawn. But after a 10-minute statement on the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling, a CNN reporter called out, “Is this a rogue court?” The president stopped

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President Joe Biden (right) speaks in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on June 30 after Supreme Court rulings issuing a major decision that impacts gay rights and striking down Biden's student loan forgiveness plan. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona listens at left.

The Supreme Court just handed Joe Biden a series of setbacks. It may have also given Democrats new motivation to reelect him

CNN By Kevin Liptak and Arlette Saenz, CNN (CNN) — President Joe Biden wasn’t planning to take questions on Thursday. His helicopter was waiting outside on the White House’s South Lawn. But after a 10-minute statement on the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling, a CNN reporter called out, “Is this a rogue court?” The president

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Western heat wave ahead of July 4th fireworks raises wildfire concerns and prompts changes in Utah

By SCOTT SONNER Associated Press RENO, Nev. (AP) — Extremely hot, dry conditions forecast across much of the West through the Fourth of July are heightening concerns about wildfires and the dangers of fireworks, including in Salt Lake City where officials are replacing their traditional explosive extravaganza with a drone light show. An unusually wet

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Una diseñadora cristiana de páginas web dijo a la Corte Suprema que un hombre buscó sus servicios para una boda homosexual. Él asegura que no lo hizo y que es heterosexual

Carolina Calero (CNN) — La diseñadora cristiana de páginas web de Colorado que quería rechazar a clientes LGBTQ y quien acaba de ganar su caso en la Corte Suprema de EE.UU. afirmó en los documentos judiciales que un hombre preguntó por sus servicios para una boda homosexual. Sin embargo, el hombre asegura que nunca se

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