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NPR Online News #8 - 3 weeks ago

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Al Jazeera #6 - 3 weeks ago

Biden aims to narrow trust gap between U.S. and African leaders at summit
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2021's top 10 global weather disasters cost more than $170 billion — $20 billion more than last year, an aid group says. It blames climate change.
CBS #5 - 2 weeks ago

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USA Today #8 - 3 weeks ago

Migrants in US detention lose appeal against deportation to South Sudan
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New omicron variant brings COVID-19 vaccine inequity ‘home to roost’
PBS NewsHour #11 - 6 weeks ago

Trump suspends immigrant visas for 75 countries: Who’s affected?
Al Jazeera #8 - 4 weeks ago

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Time #3 - 4 weeks ago

South Sudan, world’s newest country, qualifies for Olympic men’s basketball after epic rise
NBC - 5 weeks ago

South Sudan says eight deportees from the US are under government care
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Out Of Control Spending, Marxism And ‘DEI Privilege Walks’: How USAID Became Progressive Slush Fund Under Biden
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How the US enabled Ethiopia’s bloodletting, training its military while playing innocent observer
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Nearly 2 million kids could die amid shortage of therapeutic food, UN says
USA Today #15 - 2 months ago

Using and abusing Djibouti: How the US transformed a tiny African state into a hub of imperial aggression
Grayzone #1 - 3 hours ago

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News Wrap: Judge says deportations to South Sudan violate court order
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Defense One #3 - 6 weeks ago

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PBS NewsHour #9 - 5 weeks ago

Climate change worsened Eastern Africa drought, scientists find
NBC #26 - 3 months ago

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Al Jazeera #10 - 6 weeks ago

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Guardian #18 - 4 weeks ago

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