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US Justice Dept. to Monitor Alaska Election for Compliance With Voting Rights Laws

In poor Lagos district, 'slum party' brings hope and life

To the rhythm of drums, two plastic giants whirl and kick up dust in an alleyway in Orowonshoki, one of the poorer districts of Lagos, Nigeria's megalopolis economic capital

Nigerian gunmen release 10 kidnapped students 10 more kidnapped Nigeria Baptist students released

Nigerian kidnappers free 10 more students: representative

Pak HC discusses red listing issue with UK parliamentary undersecretary

Pakistan High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Moazzam Ahmad Khan Wednesday held a detailed meeting with UK Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Lord Bethel on the red listing issue

Nigerian gunmen free 15 more abducted Baptist students

Kidnappers in Nigeria Release 28 Abducted Schoolkids, About 80 Still Captive - Reports

Another 28 kidnapped students released in Nigeria: school official

Gunmen abduct 140 school students in northwest Nigeria

Nigerian Police Rescue 26 Students Abducted in Kaduna School

The Nigerian police have rescued 26 students, who were kidnapped by armed men from the Bethel Baptist Secondary School in the country's Kaduna state

Gunmen kidnap 140 school students in northwest Nigeria

Ethiopia to vote amid war in Tigray, fears over fairness

Roma, Texas: Border town at center of immigration wave

Around midnight, Silvia hears the doorbell ring at her home in the small community of Roma, Texas, where she is a teacher

Myanmar's displaced Christians rebuild lives on Yangon's outskirts

Public Health England Recruits 10,000 Volunteers to Begin Study on COVID-19 Antibodies

Biden condemns 'institutional racism' as he meets black leaders over Floyd death

Five Killed in Commuter Plane Crash in Alaska - Police

All five passengers of a commuter plane died when the aircraft crashed near the town of Bethel in the US state of Alaska in the earlier hours of Friday, Alaskan state police reported

Oil markets unfazed by Iranian strikes on US targets

Oil markets unfazed by Iranian strikes on US targets

World oil prices dipped Wednesday in afternoon European trading, after briefly spiking when Iran launched missile attacks on US targets in Iraq

European stocks dip as Iran targets US forces in Iraq

Woodstock 50 fest will go on -- in Maryland

Dutch allow church asylum family to stay

A Dutch church said Wednesday it will finally halt a marathon three-month-long religious service aimed at stopping the expulsion of an Armenian family after a parliamentary deal allowing them to stay

Dutch prayer vigil family 'hopeful' of asylum

Hundreds pay respects as Aretha Franklin lies in state

Fans queued en masse Tuesday to pay their respects to legendary US singer and "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin, whose body lay in a golden casket dressed in a ruffled red dress and matching heels in Detroit.