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A Bomb Threat and a MiG Fighter: How Belarus ‘Hijacked’ a Commercial Plane to Snatch a Government Critic
Raman Pratasevich was seized from the Ryanair flight after Belarusian officials ordered to it to change course and land in Minsk
No Court Decision on Suez Canal’s Claim Over Massive Vessel
Suez Canal Authority and the ship's owner are in dispute as to whose fault it was that the ship got stuck in the canal
Shooting at New Jersey House Party Leaves 2 Dead and 12 Injured
New Jersey State Police said a 30-year-old man and 25-year-old-woman were fatally shot
NBA Tells Head Coaches They Can Go Without Masks During Games
Assistant coaches and players will still be required to wear masks in the bench area
Subtropical Storm Ana Forms in Atlantic Ocean Near Bermuda
Ana was located about 175 miles northeast of Bermuda
Downtown Minneapolis Shooting Leaves 2 Dead and 8 Wounded
The 10 people shot included five men and five women, the police department said
China Says It Will Provide COVID-19 Vaccines to Almost 40 African States
The vaccines have been donated or sold at “favorable prices,” a Foreign Ministry official said
Israel Unleashes More Strikes After Vowing to Press on in Gaza
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu has pushed back against U.S. pressure to wind down the offensive against Hamas
The Violence in Gaza Is Overshadowing Biden’s Domestic Plans
Biden's emphasis on reviving the economy and containing the pandemic is being derailed by conflict in the Middle East
One of Japan’s Top Medical Associations Wants the Olympics Canceled
The 6,000-member Tokyo Medical Practitioners’ Association is warning of a possible collapse of Japan's medical system
New York’s Attorney General Says the Probe Into the Trump Organization Is Now a Criminal One
The investigation "is no longer purely civil in nature" a spokesman for the New York attorney general's office said
Tennessee Governor Signs Two New Anti-Trans ‘Bathroom Bills’ Into Law
(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) — Tennessee will become the first state in the United States to require businesses and government facilities open to the public to post a sign if they let transgender people use multiperson bathrooms, locker rooms or changing rooms associated with their gender identity. Republican Gov. Bill Lee signed a bill Monday that represents…