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They Witnessed Charlie Kirk’s Assassination. Now Students Reckon with the Trauma
OREM, Utah (AP) – One student holed up in his house for two days after witnessing Charlie Kirk’s assassination, nervous about going back to the Utah college campus where the conservative activist was shot. Another, unable to sleep or shake what she saw and heard, called her dad to come take her home.
As Fighting Escalates, Kidnappings of Aid Workers Surge in South Sudan
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) – The number of aid workers kidnapped in South Sudan has more than doubled this year, according to two senior humanitarian officials working for international groups.
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August 2025
Aug 29
Geopolitics
What to Know About the U.S. Warships Sent to South America and the Reaction in Venezuela
Aug 29
Asia
Tensions Soar in Indonesia as Protests Over Police Brutality and Lawmakers’ Allowances Continue
Aug 29
Americas
New Orleans Marks 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with Solemn Memorials, Uplifting Music
Aug 26
Crime & Punishment
Spate of Hoax Calls About Active Shooters Stirs Fear at College Campuses Around the U.S.
Aug 15
Crime & Punishment
Sexual Violence in Conflicts Worldwide Increased by 25 Percent Last Year, UN Says
Aug 14
Crime & Punishment
War Crimes Likely Committed in Syria’s Coastal Massacres, UN Commission Says
Aug 13
Society & Lifestyles
U.S. Alcohol Consumption at Record Low as Health Concerns Rise, Survey Finds
Aug 11
Australia & South Pacific
Australia Will Recognize a Palestinian State, Prime Minister Albanese Says
Aug 8
Weather & Environment
Osprey Came Back from the Brink Once. Now Chicks Are Dying in Nests, and Some Blame Overfishing
Aug 7
Health Issues
Americans Get More Than Half Their Calories from Ultra-Processed Foods, CDC Report Says
Aug 6
Health Issues
China Fights Mosquito-Borne Chikungunya Virus with Drones, Fines and Nets as Thousands Fall Ill
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September 15, 2025
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- Tensions Soar in Indonesia as Protests Over Police Brutality and Lawmakers’ Allowances Continue
- New Orleans Marks 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with Solemn Memorials, Uplifting Music August 28, 2025
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