Subway trains collision in Mexico City kills one, injures 57
The incident took place on Line 3 of the Mexican capital’s metro system
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Protest in Israel erupts opposing new government’s policies
The protesters gathered in the central city of Tel Aviv days after the most right-wing and religiously conservative government in the country’s 74-year history was sworn in.
Mexico City subway crash kills at least one, injures 41: officials
Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said the accident happened on Line 3 of the capital’s Metro system, without specifying the cause of the crash between the Potrero and La Raza stations.
Thousands of Israelis protest against new government’s policies
The demonstration in Tel Aviv comes days after the right-wing administration was sworn in under Benjamin Netanyahu
Thousands of Israelis protest new government’s policies
Thousands of Israelis are protesting plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government that opponents say threaten democracy and freedoms.
China’s COVID surge poses ‘uncertainties’ for global supply chain. What about Canada?
Beijing’s tough COVID-19 rules and factory shutdowns can wreak havoc on supply chains that Canada relies on to keep its economy running.
Teacher shot by six-year-old at school ‘showing signs of improvement’
The teacher was shot and injured in the first-grade classroom at Richneck Elementary School
Calls for C-SPAN to control cameras in House after sensational scenes caught on camera during Speaker debacle
Public access network has given new visibility to messy work of Congress
UN rights chief calls for probe into Burkina Faso killings
The head of the United Nations human rights office has called Saturday for a prompt and transparent investigation into the deaths of at least 28 people whose bodies were found in northwest Burkina Faso last month.
Sunak welcomes ‘valuable’ talks amid doubts NHS crisis can be fixed by spring
The British prime minister hosted health leaders including England’s chief medical officer Professor Sir Chris Whitty