By James Wright Correspondent Hundreds of Syrian citizens were killed after a series of military bombardments, beginning on Feb. 18 and occurring sporadically ...
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By Joseph Volpe Correspondent An armed 19-year-old former student shot and killed 17 people and wounded 14 more on Feb. 14 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas ...
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By Cassie Sokoloff Correspondent Brazilian President Michel Temer ordered military control of Rio de Janeiro on Feb. 16, just days after the city’s ...
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By Jada Grisson Correspondent The prominent British charity Oxfam apologized in a statement on Feb. 12 in response to allegations of sexual misconduct ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer Hong Kong suffered its deadliest traffic-related incident since 2003 on Feb. 11, when a double-decker bus crashed and overturned ...
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By Kiana Stockwell Correspondent All eyes were on Minneapolis, Minnesota on Feb. 4 as the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots went head-to-head ...
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By Danielle Silvia Copy Writer A boat smuggling Pakistani and Libyan migrants capsized off the coast of Libya on Feb. 2, killing an estimated 90 people ...
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By Megan Mayernik Correspondent Iranian police arrested 29 women on Jan. 31 for protesting an Iranian law that requires all women to wear a hijab, a ...
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By Grace Gottschling Staff Writer Larry Nassar, a former doctor for USA Gymnastics, was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison on Jan. 24 as part of ...
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By Gabriella Gerace Correspondent A mundane morning at Marshall County High School in Benton, Kentucky became a harrowing scene on Jan. 23 when a 15-year-old ...
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By Cassie Sokoloff Correspondent 103 people were killed and 235 were injured when an attacker detonated explosives concealed in an ambulance in Kabul ...
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By Chris Mellusi My parents always tell me our generation is in trouble, and this time they may be right. The consumption of Tide pods has taken over ...
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By Breeda Bennett-Jones Nation & World Editor As snow fell and chants rang out across University Square the night of Jan. 20, Romania’s citizens ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee, announced on Jan. 17 that North and South Korea will participate ...
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By Katherine Holt YouTube star Logan Paul has recently been receiving heavy backlash due to a series of video blogs from his trip to Japan. In one of ...
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By Dorian Armstrong Staff Writer 20 people were killed and three more remain missing after mudslides tore through the southern California community of ...
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By Rebecca Colnes Staff Writer Hawaiians and tourists were bombarded by messages flashing on phone screens, televisions and highway signs reading: “BALLISTIC ...
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By Danielle Silvia Staff Writer Two people were killed and 65 were injured when a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern coast of Peru on Sunday, ...
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By Jahnvi Upreti Staff Writer More than 300 Egyptian civilians were killed following a coordinated attack on a mosque in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula on ...
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By Mallory McBride Staff Writer Bali’s Mount Agung began erupting on Nov. 25, triggering Indonesia’s most extreme disaster alert level and forcing ...
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