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NIAMEY, Niger (AP) – Drug seizures soared in the West African Sahel region according to figures released Friday in a new UN report, indicating the conflict-ridden region is becoming an influential route for drug trafficking.
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JERUSALEM (AP) – Israel and Iran on Friday both played down an apparent Israeli airstrike near a major air base and nuclear site in central Iran, signaling the two bitter enemies are ready to prevent their latest eruption of violence from escalating into a full-blown regional war.
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| In the quarter-century since two gunmen at Columbine shot and killed 12 fellow students and a teacher in suburban Denver, the traumas of that day have continued to shadow those who were there. |
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| The Bible reveals there are Spring Holy Days that Christians should observe. What are they? And why are these days so important to God? |
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| For the first time in 40 years, a severe drought pushed the city to start rationing tap water. |
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Most simply do not understand the tremendous price that was paid, why it was necessary that someone pay it, and the intended goal.
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| As the Israel-Hamas war continues, here is what we know about the aid entering Gaza, and why discrepancies in reporting persist. |
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| “Many, many of our babies are severely malnourished,” said a Doctors Without Borders hospital coordinator. “The reason is hygiene, not enough food, not enough water. This is a crisis that will continue. We will see even more children like this.” |
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| From the start, America has considered itself a shining example to the entire globe. Yet what should that example be? |
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| U.S. President Joe Biden says he is weighing whether he has the legal authority to block migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border since Republicans have refused to pass bipartisan legislation. |
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| “We used to gather at weddings, at baptisms. Now we meet at funerals,” said 61-year-old Chrysoula Ioannidou. “There are very few births.” |
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| Just in the first three months of the year, more than 2,669 square miles were charred in the United States—more than half of last year’s total. |
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| Russia and Kazakhstan ordered more than 100,000 people to evacuate after swiftly melting snow swelled mighty rivers beyond bursting point in the worst flooding in the area for at least 70 years. |
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| The drought in Zimbabwe, neighboring Zambia and Malawi has reached crisis levels. |
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| Despite mankind’s best efforts, world conditions keep deteriorating. God’s Word shows why. |
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Haiti’s Surge in Gang Violence Has Led More Than 53,000 to Flee the Capital in Less Than Three Weeks
| More than 60 percent are headed to Haiti’s rural southern region, which worries UN officials. |
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| The Palestinian Authority has formally asked for renewed consideration by the United Nations Security Council of its 2011 application to become a full member of the world body. |
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| Most Christians believe going to heaven is the greatest reward they can achieve. Is this true? Or is there something far greater ahead for every human being ever born? |
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