Power Outage Leaves Most Of Chile In Darkness For Hours
The government declared a state of emergency alongside a mandatory nighttime curfew.
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Palestinians Struggle To Restart Their Lives In The Ruins Of Gaza
Palestinians who returned to their homes in northern Gaza after the ceasefire began on Jan. 19 are still struggling to find shelter, food, water and other necessities.
At Least 6 Palestinian Babies Freeze To Death As Gaza Families Look For Shelter
Palestinians, especially children, are trying to survive Gaza's winter without sturdy tents, warm clothes, heating or electricity.
Health Officials Warn Of Deadly, Mystery Disease Rapidly Spreading In Congo
The disease, which has infected more than 400 people and killed 53 within a few weeks, âposes a significant public health threat,â the World Health Organization said.
What Trump’s Recent Ukraine Statements Ignore About The Reality On The Ground
The U.S. president's current approach to the conflict suggests he underestimates America's interest in supporting Kyiv.
Pope Francis Shows Slight Improvement In Lab Tests, Resumes Some Work
The pope remained in critical condition with pneumonia in both lungs, one of which he had partially removed as a young man.
French Surgeon Accused of Raping Or Abusing 299 People, Mostly Children
The surgeon's own notebooks describe as a pattern of violence spanning over three decades.
Israeli Tanks Enter West Bank For First Time In Decades As Attacks On Palestinians Rise
Israel said troops will stay in areas like Jenin "for the coming year," a move Palestinians say is an effort to cement control over the illegally occupied territory.
American Airlines Flight From New York To New Delhi Lands Safely In Rome After Security Concern
American Airlines said Flight 292 âwas inspected by law enforcement" after landing at Leonardo da Vinci International Airport and âcleared to re-depart.â
