LIMA (Reuters) -Police used tear gas to disperse protesters trying to approach Peru’s Congress headquarters on Wednesday, as thousands took to the streets two weeks after a wave of deadly protests over the ousting of former President Pedro Castillo.
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Ukraine’s About To Get French Scout ‘Tanks’—And A New Way Of Exploiting Gaps In Russian Lines
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Seton Hall hands No. 24 St. John’s women first defeat 72-51
Sidney Cooks and Lauren Park-Lane had double-doubles, Amari Wright scored 17 points without missing a shot, and Seton Hall defeated previously unbeaten No. 24 St. John’s 72-51.
Hong Kong residents rush to get vaccinated ahead of China border reopening
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong residents have swamped clinics to get vaccinated against COVID-19 ahead of the expected reopening of the city’s border with mainland China, which some people fear will bring a surge of infections to the financial hub.
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Smith, Joiner help NC State roll past No. 16 Duke 84-60
Terquavion Smith scored 24 points to help North Carolina State beat No. 16 Duke 84-60 on Wednesday night.
Efosa’s 27 leads Providence women past Creighton 79-75
Grace Efosa more than doubled her career-high with 27 points and Providence won its first Big East Conference game of the season with a 79-75 win over No. 25 Creighton.
Morgan State takes down Goucher 89-52
Led by Malik Miller’s 28 points, the Morgan State Bears defeated the Goucher Gophers 89-52 on Wednesday night.
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Tracked, detained, vilified: How China throttled anti-covid protests – The Washington Post
Tracked, detained, vilified: How China throttled anti-covid protests The Washington Post
“Uncertain Economy”: Amazon To Lay Off Over 18,000 Employees
Amazon announced Wednesday it will cut more than 18,000 jobs from its workforce, citing “the uncertain economy” and the fact that the retail giant has “hired rapidly over the last several years.”