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Clash on Gaza border leaves 41 Palestinians and Israeli solider injured An Israeli soldier was critically wounded and dozens of Palestinians left injured after violence erupted along the Gaza border on Saturday.      France, Australia erupt in protests over COVID-19 restrictions As the Delta variant of the coronavirus continues its rapid spread, protesters took to the streets in France and Australia on Saturday to push back against pandemic restrictions.   China passes 3-child policy into law China's top legislative body has passed a three-child policy into law to encourage childbearing.   Dixie Fire surpasses 700,000 acres; Caldor Fire burns over 82,000 acres Northern California's Dixie Fire grew to over 700,000 acres as the newer Caldor Fire, outside of Sacramento, has rapidly burned over 82,000 acres.   Grace weakens from tropical storm to disturbance Tropical Grace has continued to weaken rapidly after making its second landfall on Saturday in Mexico but the National Hurricane Center is warning of heavy rains and flash flooding.   Hurricane Henri now less than 300 miles for New York Hurricane Henri continues to move quickly toward the northeast U.S., with parts of the region remaining under storm surge and flooding notices.   Judge sentences former Alabama officer to 25 years for killing suicidal man An Alabama judge has sentenced former police officer William Darby, who was convicted for murder of a suicidal man three years ago, to 25 years in prison.   Long Island, N.Y., braces for direct strike from strengthening Hurricane Henri AccuWeather meteorologists urged those in the path of Henri to complete preparations for the storm as soon as possible as conditions were expected to begin deteriorating in less than 24 hours.   Angelina Jolie shares letter from Afghan girl in first Instagram post Oscar-winning actress and human-rights activist Angelina Jolie has shared in her first Instagram post a letter from a teenage girl in Afghanistan.   Disney+ to release 5 more episodes of 'Behind the Attraction' Wednesday Streaming service Disney+ is adding five new episodes of its docu-series, "Behind the Attraction," on Wednesday.   Judge rules California's new law for app-based drivers is unconstitutional A judge has ruled that California's new law, Proposition 22, limiting app-based drivers to gig work, is unconstitutional.   Country music legend Tom T. Hall dead at 85 Singer-songwriter Tom T. Hall has died at the age of 85, the Country Music Association announced.   GM expands battery recall to all Chevrolet Bolts General Motors has extended its recall of Chevrolet Bolts to include all years of the electric cars.   Keith David to narrate Season 2 of HBO Max's 'Love Life' Emmy Award-winning actor Keith David has signed on to narrate Season 2 of HBO Max's romantic-comedy anthology series, "Love Life," which is now filming in New York.   'Westworld,' 'Punisher' alum Ben Barnes to release first EP Actor Ben Barnes has announced his first five-track record, "Songs For You," on Oct. 15.   U.S. military helicopters rescue 169 Americans from hotel near Kabul airport U.S. military helicopters rescued 169 Americans from a hotel near Kabul, a Pentagon spokesman confirmed.   Florida Georgia Line cancels concert tour Country band Florida Georgia Line has announced it is canceling its concert tour due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.   'Addams Family 2' to get theatrical, pay-per-view releases MGM will release its animated family adventure, "The Addams Family 2," in North American theaters and on pay-per-view platforms Oct. 1.   Georgia school district shutters for 2 weeks amid COVID-19 surge A school district in south-central Georgia announced it has canceled classes for two weeks due to rising COVID-19 cases among students and staff that have left schools short staffed.   'Schitt's Creek' farewell tour canceled due to COVID-19 concerns Eugene Levy announced on Twitter that the "Schitt's Creek: The Farewell" tour has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.   Carrie Ann Inaba officially departs 'The Talk' Carrie Ann Inaba has announced she will not return as a co-host of the daytime chat show "The Talk."   Billie Eilish's 'Happier Than Ever' tops the U.S. album chart for 2nd week Singer-songwriter Billie Eilish's "Happier Than Ever" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a second week.   Famous birthdays for Aug. 21: Kim Cattrall, Loretta Devine Actor Kim Cattrall turns 65 and actor Loretta Devine turns 72, among the famous birthdays for Aug. 21.   On This Day, Aug. 21: Hawaii becomes 50th state | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Desperation as Afghans Seek to Flee a Country Retaken by the TalibanA surging crowd trampled a toddler to death near the airport, and many residents who aided America remain in hiding, fearing they will be killed by their new rulers.   This Is How the U.S.'s Afghanistan Exit Plan UnraveledPresident Biden promised an orderly withdrawal. That pledge, compounded by missed signals and miscalculations, proved impossible. Resistance fighters drive Taliban from 3 districts in the mountains north of Kabul.The Taliban faced the first armed challenge from former Afghan soldiers and villagers in the mountains north of Kabul. Fears Rise About Safety of Afghan Airport as U.S. Warns Americans to Stay AwayFamilies continued to swarm the airport in hopes of getting aboard American military planes. U.S. officials are now worried that Islamic State might launch an attack to damage the Taliban’s sense of control. 50 Years After Vietnam, Thousands Flee Another Lost American WarThe United States admitted more than 300,000 Southeast Asians after the Vietnam War. Analysts say there is little chance the country will repeat the extensive refugee resettlement effort. Taliban Vows to Protect Afghan Cultural Heritage, but Fears PersistThe director of the national museum in Kabul said Taliban guards have been posted there, but cultural preservationists still recall the destruction of prior years. ‘Nursing Is in Crisis’: Staff Shortages Put Patients at Risk“When hospitals are understaffed, people die,” one expert warned as the U.S. health systems reach a breaking point in the face of the Delta variant. Turmoil Was Brewing at Time’s Up Long Before CuomoThe prominent anti-harassment charity, criticized for its relationship with the former New York governor, is facing an identity crisis over its ties to those in power. Tennessee Flooding: At Least 10 Dead and Dozens Missing, Officials SayThe authorities in Humphreys County were conducting house-to-house searches after flooding knocked out cellphone service and swamped roads. A Dollar Per Doughnut Per Day: One Man’s Vaccination QuestFueled by free doughnuts, Joe Caramagna is on a mission to encourage vaccinations, raise money for charity and satisfy his sweet tooth all at the same time. The School Kids Are Not AlrightA year of lost schooling will hurt children for years to come. Why Are So Many Hesitant to Get the Covid Vaccine in This Arkansas Town?In Arkansas, many are choosing personal liberty over vaccination — at a heavy cost. America Lost Patience in Afghanistan. The Taliban Swooped In.The American disaster in Afghanistan that Biden’s impatience brought about is not a disaster just for us. It's a huge boost for the Taliban too. A Rough Beast ReturnsWe needed to leave Afghanistan. But not this way. What America Owes Afghanistan and Vietnam War VictimsFor Afghans, the war isn’t over simply because the United States declared it so. The nightmare doesn’t end after the last American leaves. We Weren’t Happy Before the Pandemic, EitherCovid-19 has forced us to take a close look at our lives. Many of us don't like what we see. How to Escape the Cycle of Mismanaged Aid in HaitiThe unimaginable destruction I witnessed in the country demands that we do better now. Raising Boys Who Have Empathy and Emotion“I can’t think of a more masculine, tough challenge than empowering boys to understand the emotional workings of themselves and others,” one reader writes. Tony Mendez, David Letterman’s Oddball ‘Cue Card Boy,’ Dies at 76For more than 20 years, he wrote and flipped cards for Mr. Letterman’s “Late Show.” He was also a member of the show’s troupe of quirky onscreen characters. On Freddy Krueger and Our Current NightmareThere’s a surprisingly relevant theme in the “Nightmare on Elm Street” series. A Starry Central Park Comeback Concert Is Silenced by LightningAn all-star show to celebrate the city’s emergence after the hardships of the pandemic, even as the spread of the Delta variant has driven up cases again, was stopped halfway through. Citadel to Redeem $500 Million From Melvin CapitalMelvin, a hedge fund that had bet that GameStop’s share price would fall, received a $2 billion infusion from Citadel after the stock skyrocketed. Sha’Carri Richardson Finishes Last in 100-Meter ReturnRacing for the first time since a drug test kept her out of the Tokyo Olympics, Richardson and the rest of the field were no match for Elaine Thompson-Herah of Jamaica. Barbara Kannapell, Activist Who Empowered Deaf People, Dies at 83She gave them a sense of identity and culture and helped legitimize American Sign Language, which she considered her native language. Why Facebook Shelved an Earlier Report on Popular PostsThe company praised itself this week for being “the most transparent platform on the internet.” More Recent Articles
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