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Month: February 2024

President Joe Biden wins South Carolina’s Democratic primary as he gears up for his reelection bid

By WILL WEISSERT and MEG KINNARD Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — President Joe Biden easily won South Carolina’s Democratic primary on Saturday, clinching a state he pushed to lead off his party’s nominating process after it revived his then-struggling White House bid four years ago. Biden defeated the other long-shot Democrats on South Carolina’s

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French superstar Kylian Mbappé decides to join Real Madrid after PSG contract expires, reports say

By Homero De la Fuente, CNN (CNN) — French soccer superstar Kylian Mbappé will be on the move this summer, as he’s reportedly agreed to join Real Madrid once his contract with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) ends at the end of the season, according to multiple reports, including Le Parisien and ESPN, citing unnamed sources. Mbappé has been linked

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At least 46 reported dead in Chile as forest fires move into densely populated central areas

By ALEXANDRE PLAZA and PATRICIA LUNA Associated Press VIÑA DEL MAR, Chile (AP) — Intense forest fires burning around a densely populated area of central Chile have caused at least 46 deaths, Chile’s president said Saturday evening, and officials said at least 1,100 homes had been destroyed. In a nationally televised address, President Gabriel Boric

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Estados Unidos y el Reino Unido atacan objetivos hutíes en Yemen un día después de los ataques estadounidenses en Iraq y Siria

Valeria Ordóñez Ghio (CNN) — Estados Unidos y el Reino Unido llevaron a cabo ataques contra objetivos hutíes en Yemen desde plataformas aéreas y de superficie, incluidos aviones de combate, con el apoyo de varios otros países. De acuerdo con dos funcionarios estadounidenses, al menos 30 objetivos fueron alcanzados en al menos 10 lugares. Los

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House Republicans announce bill that provides more military aid to Israel but leaves out Ukraine

By KEVIN FREKING Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans will move forward with a $17.6 billion package that provides military aid to Israel and replenish U.S. weapons, but leaves out more help for Ukraine, underscoring the challenges facing supporters of a comprehensive national security package that would also include billions of dollars for immigration

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