Afghan Taliban kill eight in raids of so-called Islamic State hideouts
The raids targeted key figures in a spate of attacks in Kabul.
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Pope Benedict’s coffin carried into St. Peter’s Square for funeral
More than 1,000 Italian security personnel were called up to help safeguard the event, and air space around the tiny Holy See has been closed off for the day. Italy ordered that flags around the country be flown at half staff. Among those attending the…
Mourners gather for funeral of former pope
Mourners have gathered to pay their respects for former Pope Benedict XVI in Vatican City.
What can Ronaldo expect from Saudi Pro League soccer?
Cristiano Ronaldo was quick to point out that he has spent his storied career playing for the “most important” clubs in Europe.
Afghan Taliban kill 8 in raids of IS hideouts in Afghanistan
The Afghan Taliban have killed eight Islamic State group fighters and arrested nine others in raids against the militants’ hideouts in Afghanistan
Russia announces temporary truce in major Ukraine war turning point
The 36-hour ceasefire in Ukraine is the first of its kind since the war began nearly a year ago on February 24, 2022.
WHO ‘worried’ about the threat to life from China’s new outbreak
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“Saying the data China is providing does not accurately represent the situation that is going on,…
People will ‘harness’ AI for work amid debate it could be a ‘disruptive technology’
KPMG Chief Economist Doctor Brendan Rynne says people are trying to “harness” artificial intelligence for work amid discussions it is a “disruptive technology”.
“What we’re seeing is that people are trying to harness that disruptive technology and get…
#TheFinal5: Speaker drama hits second day
Another day came and went without Republicans coalescing behind a candidate for Speaker of the House. What will it take to heal the fractured GOP? Princeton University political science professor Dr. Lauren Wright is Jim’s guest on “The Final 5.”
Peru roadblocks resume as president urges ‘peace, calm, unity’
Protests reignite in Peru after holiday pause, with many demonstrators demanding removal of new President Dina Boluarte.