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Vietnam Finds Activist Guilty of Anti-Government Charges
A court in central Vietnam has sentenced an activist to 20 years in prison after finding him guilty of attempting to overthrow the Communist government.
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10 Things to Know for Today
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
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Stephen Curry Supports Women’s Game by Hosting Girls Camps
Just like Steph, seventh-grader Amanda Kerner stood before a big crowd and knocked down shot after shot from five different spots on the court — 20 makes in 2 1/2 minutes, complete with a buzzer-beater.
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Swiss Vintage Planes Can Fly After Crash, With Conditions
Switzerland’s civil aviation authority says a local airline can resume flights with vintage Junkers Ju-52 planes after one of its aircraft crashed earlier this month, on condition that it take several precautionary measures.
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UN Panel Calls on Bahrain to Release Activist Nabeel Rajab
A special United Nations panel is urging Bahrain to immediately release imprisoned activist Nabeel Rajab, describing him as the victim of government-sponsored 'persecution' for his political views in the island kingdom.
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Italy Collapse Points to Difficulties With Aging Bridges
The bridge that collapsed in the Italian port city of Genoa was considered a feat of engineering innovation when it was built five decades ago, but it came to require constant maintenance over the years. Its design is now being investigated as a possible contributor to its stunning collapse.
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One of World’s Top Urban Forests Threatened by Tiny Beetle
One of the world’s largest urban forests is under threat from a tiny beetle.
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Doctor Killed, Assistant Injured in Stabbing in Germany
Police say a doctor has been killed and an assistant seriously injured in a stabbing at a medical practice in southwestern Germany.
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Videos Show Workers on Florida Bridge Before Collapse
New videos show construction workers laboring on a pedestrian bridge in Florida shortly before it collapses, killing six people.
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Australian Filmmaker Goes on Trial in Cambodia
An Australian filmmaker has gone on trial in Cambodia on charges of endangering national security after being arrested last year for flying a drone to capture images of an opposition political rally.