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For women like Latifa, there is no escape from abuse in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan.
Ousted Bangladeshi leader says she will return from exile despite death sentence
The former prime minister said it was her duty to her people to return voluntarily despite facing a death sentence over a bloody crackdown on protesters in 2024.
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Trump admin moves to shut Kentucky organ donation group, citing safety failures
The Trump administration said Wednesday it will shut down a Kentucky organ donation group accused of continuing plans for organ retrieval from some patients who unexpectedly showed signs of life.
Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños expands to 27 states
Chipotle and Qdoba say they have removed the jalapeños from their restaurants.
Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary highlights growing backlash to pro-Israel spending
The schism in the Democratic Party over Israel is getting wider, as candidates are finding that accepting huge amounts of cash from pro-Israel groups can be a grave liability as well as an asset.
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton sought a new start in Miami months before his hospitalization
Before TikTok creators and Instagram gossip accounts defined celebrity news, there was Perez Hilton.
U.S. airstrikes killed or wounded hundreds of civilians in Yemen last year, sources say
Three U.S. military air strikes in Yemen last year likely killed or wounded roughly 350 civilians, sources told NBC News, but the Pentagon has yet to provide a detailed account to Congress or the American public.
Man cut off diver’s air supply during dispute over Miami lobster fishing spot, report says
A man accused of cutting off a diver’s air supply after a dispute over a lobster fishing spot in Miami was arrested on Tuesday, authorities said.
Asian American groups backing James Talarico for Senate say he needs to step up his game
Asian American groups in Texas say they are “sounding the alarm” on Democrat James Talarico’s Senate campaign, warning he must do more to reach out to their community.
Republican lawmakers complain about White House’s hemp push
The White House has been actively engaged in pushing to delay an impending ban on intoxicating hemp, four people with direct knowledge of the matter told NBC News.