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Judge blocks Trump's executive order banning transgenders from military
The judge ruled that the ban was in violation of the equal protection clause due to discrimination.
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British politician George Galloway who backs Hamas has also praised Saddam Hussein and Fidel Castro
The newly elected MP says the UK should not interfere with the terror group’s rule of Gaza because ‘Palestinian people picked Hamas’
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Venezuelan military officer who championed democratic opposition found buried in cement block in Chile
Ronald Ojeda Moreno was kidnapped in Santiago de Chile after a group of unknown people entered his apartment
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Former Cuban political prisoner Juan Carlos Herrera Acosta dies after condemning Putin
News of his death caused a deep shock among his relatives and followers, who just a day before, saw him condemn Russian ruler Vladimir Putin for the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny
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Salazar urges Biden to cancel contract with 'small business' that fired employee for criticizing Cuban regime
The congressional letter comes a week after ADN America broke the story that MD Creativa SRL, also known as MadWoman, had been working with the State Department's Havana Embassy since last year or earlier
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Russian dissident and human rights leader Alexei Navalny dies in prison
Navalny was hailed by many as a hero for human rights in a country known for brutal repression, and had a long history of courageously leading historic anti-Kremlin protests
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Cuban artist exposes State Dept. ties to 'MIPYME' small business that fired him for anti-regime comments
The revelations shed new light on the troubling contracting practices of the U.S. State Department at the U.S. Embassy in Havana
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Australian writer Yang Hengjun receives suspended death penalty in China
Dr. Yang, a scholar and novelist known for blogging about Chinese state affairs, vehemently denies the charges, which have not been publicly disclosed.
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Elon Musk makes private visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp after endorsing antisemitic post on X
The SpaceX leader’s Monday visit to the former Nazi concentration camp is part of a ceremony at Auschwitz-Birkenau to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is recognized on Jan. 27
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DOJ Supreme Court filing reveals details inconsistent with DHS narrative that blames Texas for migrant drownings
DHS accused Texan troops of prevented the CBP from engaging in rescue operations, but the DOJ filing offers new facts about the timing of key events, which suggest the tragic drownings occurred an hour before CBP was event notified about the incident by Mexican officials
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Nicaragua bound jet grounded in France on suspicion of human trafficking
The jet was grounded on Thursday after an “anonymous tip-off,” according to French prosecutors, who added that it was carrying 303 Indian passengers