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Month: November 2023

Curfew in Sierra Leone after gunmen attacked the main military barracks and detention centers

By KEMO CHAM and CHINEDU ASADU Associated Press FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) — Sierra Leone’s president has declared a nationwide curfew after gunmen attacked the West African country’s main military barracks in the capital and then broke into detention centers and abducted or freed the occupants. The attack raised fears of a breakdown of order

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Cristiano Ronaldo anota un impresionante gol desde 40 metros en una noche en la que deslumbró ante la portería rival

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN) — Cristiano Ronaldo tiene otro gol espectacular que añadir a su colección de tantos memorables, después de que el astro del fútbol marcara un impresionante lanzamiento desde 40 metros en la liga de Arabia Saudita. Ronaldo marcó dos goles en tres minutos para facilitar la victoria por 3-0 del Al Nassr sobre

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Attackers seize an Israel-linked tanker off Yemen in a third such assault during Israel-Hamas war

By JON GAMBRELL Associated Press DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Attackers have seized a tanker linked to Israel off the coast of Yemen. That’s according to statements Sunday from the ship’s managers and a private intelligence firm. While no group immediately claimed responsibility, it comes as at least two other maritime attacks in recent

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Start your week smart: Hostages released, drone attacks in Russia, Derek Chauvin, Oscar Pistorius, holiday shopping

By Andrew Torgan and Daniel Wine, CNN (CNN) — You may not recognize the name Garrett Morgan, but you’ve likely seen his handiwork several times a day. Morgan is the inventor of the three-position traffic signal — a 100-year-old innovation that has saved an untold number of lives. Here’s what else you need to know to Start

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American spending has kept the economy going since the pandemic. It may finally be stopping, in charts

By Christopher Hickey, CNN Not even two years of soaring prices and mounting interest rates have stopped Americans from opening their wallets and tapping their credit cards. The consumer’s willingness to keep paying high prices has kept the US economy relatively strong, but that attitude could soon be shifting. Some experts think the combination of

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