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Yemen’s Houthi-run maritime authority said Saturday it will not require commercial vessels to pay to transit the Bab el-Mandeb strait, calling its safe-passage service voluntary, the Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center said.
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Rookie wide receiver Cyrus Allen left Kansas City’s practice after colliding with teammate Kaiir Elam. Initial tests indicated a shin bruise with no tear or broken bone, ESPN reported.
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Payton Dean Carroll, 25, is accused of purchasing 77 head of cattle with insufficient funds, totaling more than $159,000, sheriff’s officials say.
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A Fox News newsletter summarized a string of campus controversies, saying parents were left unaware of lessons, teachers and districts faced probes, and critics called for scrutiny of university foreign funding.
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The tidal bore that runs up Turnagain Arm south of Anchorage can carry a surfer for an hour and can be deadly, according to local reports, prompting questions about how authorities will respond.
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Jeanie Childs was found stabbed more than 60 times in her Minneapolis apartment in 1993. Investigators say a 2015 cold-case review and a public DNA database later pointed to a suspect.
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U.S. officials told several outlets Friday that the United States is planning to reopen strikes against Iran as soon as this weekend. CBS News reported Israel is involved and cited plans to target Iranian energy infrastructure.
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Amazon announced it received $600 million in refunds from tariffs imposed during the Trump administration and plans to return some of the savings to its customers.
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Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, urged the Trump administration on Thursday to release family planning funding and supplies to help women affected by an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, they wrote in a letter to the State Department.
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The SEC and Big Ten have agreed to support the ‘Protect College Sports Act’ after lengthy talks involving Congress, the White House, and college athletics leaders, aiming for a Senate vote before the summer recess.
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