Defending Asylum in an Unwelcoming America

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Blast derails Quetta train killing dozens; BLA claims attack

At least 24 people were killed after an explosion derailed a train in southwest Pakistan's Balochistan province on Sunday, officials said. A senior official told AFP that the train carried military personnel. The explosion also left more than 50 people injured. The explosion took place on a railway track in the province’s capital, Quetta. The

Andy Jassy: Architect of the Cloud Era

Early Life and Educational Background Andy Jassy is widely recognized as one of the most influential business leaders in the global technology industry. Born on January 13, 1968, in Scarsdale, New York, Jassy grew up in a family that valued education, discipline, and hard work. His father was a senior partner at a law firm

Trump Urges Patience on Iran Deal, Keeps Hormuz Blockade

Home World News Trump tells negotiators not to rush Iran deal, keeps Hormuz blockade in place US President Donald Trump said he has directed American negotiators not to rush a nuclear agreement with Iran, even as talks move closer to a framework deal aimed at easing tensions in West Asia and reopening the Strait of

Why Trump’s Beijing Visit Makes Coexistence Inevitable

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China coal mine blast kills over 80 workers

At least 82 died, and nine are missing after a gas explosion at the Liushenyu coal mine in Changzhi, China—one of the country's deadliest mining accidents in a decade.  Hundreds of workers were trapped underground, according to the South China Morning Post. A major rescue operation was ordered by President Xi Jinping.  The blast took

Andy Jassy: Architect of Cloud and Amazon’s Future

Early Life and Educational Background Andy Jassy is widely recognized as one of the most influential business leaders in the global technology industry. Born on January 13, 1968, in Scarsdale, New York, Jassy grew up in a family that valued education, discipline, and hard work. His father was a senior partner at a law firm

When Fiction Becomes Reality: Preparing for Doomsday

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Protesters Burn DRC Ebola Treatment Site After Body Retrieval Denied

Protesters set fire to an eastern DR Congo hospital after being prevented from retrieving the body of a suspected Ebola victim.  Family and friends had gathered at Rwampara General Hospital, near Bunia in Ituri province, but were prevented from removing the body due to strict burial rules linked to the virus. Local witnesses recalled the
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