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More Than 40 Migrants Found Dead in Trailer in San Antonio
The bodies of more than 40 migrants were found in and around a tractor-trailer on the outskirts of San Antonio, officials said in a news conference.
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NATO to Significantly Boost the Number of Troops on Standby
Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general, said the alliance would increase the number of allied forces on standby in case of conflict from 40,000 to more than 300,000.
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Amtrak Train Strikes Car at California Crossing, Killing 3
An Amtrak passenger train crashed into a sedan at a crossing without a train signal or guardrails in Brentwood, Calif., killing three people and critically injuring two others.
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Indigenous Groups in Ecuador Lead Protests Over Fuel and Food Prices
Protests across Ecuador over a spike in prices for fuel, food and other basic necessities, driven by global inflation, have left at least three dead.
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G.O.P. Members of Congress Sought Pardons After Jan. 6 Attack
Several Republican members of Congress expressed interest in pre-emptive pardons from President Trump, according to witnesses.
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Watch Live: Jan. 6 Committee Holds Fifth Hearing
The House select committee turns its focus to Donald J. Trump's attempts to subvert the Justice Department in an effort to overturn the 2020 election results.
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Adams Condemns Supreme Court Decision Overturning N.Y. Gun Law
Mayor Eric Adams of New York City called the Supreme Court's ruling striking down New York's concealed-carry law disconnected from reality and pledged to work to limit its impact in the city.
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N.Y. Governor Slams Supreme Court Ruling on Guns as 'Reprehensible'
Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York said her team was preparing new legislation to counteract a Supreme Court ruling that struck down the state's law restricting the carrying of handguns.
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Bloodhound Wins Best in Show at Westminster Dog Show
The 4-year-old dog, named Trumpet, is the first bloodhound to win the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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Powerful Earthquake in Afghanistan Leaves More Than 1,000 Dead
The 5.9-magnitude earthquake, which hit the southeastern part of Afghanistan early on Wednesday, was the deadliest in the country in two decades.