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Pope Francis Criticizes an 'Era of Walls and Barbed Wire' for Migrants
While visiting a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, Pope Francis urged the world to face the migrant crisis with respect toward the migrants' human rights, and chastised European nations for not practicing the values they promote abroad.
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Michigan Shooting Suspect's Parents Plead Not Guilty to Charges
The parents of a teenager accused of killing four students at Oxford High School in suburban Detroit with a gun officials said the parents had bought for him were charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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Detroit Police Arrest Parents of School Shooting Suspect
The parents of a teenager accused of fatally shooting four classmates at Oxford High School in suburban Detroit were arrested after an intense manhunt. Officials said the suspect used a handgun his parents had bought for him.
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Community Remembers Michigan School Shooting Victims
Mourners held a vigil for the victims in the shooting at Oxford High School and showed support for those who were still recovering.
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Blinken Warns of 'Severe Costs' if Russia Takes Action Against Ukraine
After meeting with the foreign ministers of Ukraine and Russia in Stockholm, Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken said the U.S. would continue to support Ukraine against Russian invasion, and work with both parties on a diplomatic resolve.
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Biden Outlines Winter Covid Strategy
President Biden laid out his new pandemic strategy, including booster shots for all adults, vaccination sites aimed at families, testing requirements for international travelers and access to free at-home tests.
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Watch Live: Biden Announced Winter Covid Plan
President Biden laid out his new pandemic strategy, including booster shots for all adults, vaccination sites for families, travel restrictions and insurance reimbursement for at-home coronavirus tests.
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U.N. Asks Donors for $41 Billion in Humanitarian Aid
Martin Griffiths, the United Nations emergency relief coordinator, announced the organization's 2022 funding drive, citing the need to help 183 million people across the world who are suffering from issues like political instability, climate change and the pandemic.
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Travel Limits on Africans 'Unacceptable,' U.N.'s Chief Says
António Guterres, the U.N. secretary general, strongly criticized the international response to the Omicron variant and urged governments to consider other measures instead of closing their borders to people from African nations.
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California Officials Address First U.S. Omicron Case
Officials confirmed that the first case of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus in the U.S. was reported in San Francisco, and assured the public that the city was prepared to handle the virus.