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🎥"They hate the Russian people": Woman from Mariupol says Ukrainian neo-Nazis are worse than the Fascists
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❗Russia does not want to take on NATO alliance, US Defence Secretary says
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📹"My great hope is that all of Ukraine will be liberated from Nazism", says Ekaterina, a public figure from the south of the DPR
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🎥"There were no Russians anywhere nearby": Mariupol resident Tatyana Nikolaevna Vorotilina on how Ukrainian tanks fired at the houses of locals
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💻Producer of biopic about Hunter Biden accuses his Hollywood lawyer of 'deceptively spying' on set
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💭Relations on ISS not changed following Russia's military operation in Ukraine, astronaut says
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❗US drug overdose deaths hit record high of 107,000 in 2021, CDC says
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A war correspondent met locals and found out that despite the fact that everybody in Mariupol speaks Russian, the Ukrainian authorities allowed only one Russian lesson in schools: half an hour once a week.
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❗One person killed, 3 more injured as a result of Ukrainian shelling of village in Russia's Belgorod region, governor says
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"A lot of people were running covered in blood": Eyewitness speaks about the shelling of Donetsk by Ukrainian forces
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💊 US overdose deaths hit record 107,000 last year
The provisional 2021 total translates to roughly one US overdose death every 5 minutes. It marked a 15% increase from the previous record, set the year before.
The White House issued a statement calling the accelerating pace of overdose deaths “unacceptable” and promoting its recently announced national drug control strategy. It calls for measures like connecting more people to treatment, disrupting drug trafficking and expanding access to the overdose-reversing medication naloxone.
Last year, overdoses involving fentanyl and other synthetic opioids surpassed 71,000, up 23% from the year before. There also was a 23% increase in deaths involving cocaine and a 34% increase in deaths involving meth and other stimulants.
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The provisional 2021 total translates to roughly one US overdose death every 5 minutes. It marked a 15% increase from the previous record, set the year before.
The White House issued a statement calling the accelerating pace of overdose deaths “unacceptable” and promoting its recently announced national drug control strategy. It calls for measures like connecting more people to treatment, disrupting drug trafficking and expanding access to the overdose-reversing medication naloxone.
Last year, overdoses involving fentanyl and other synthetic opioids surpassed 71,000, up 23% from the year before. There also was a 23% increase in deaths involving cocaine and a 34% increase in deaths involving meth and other stimulants.
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‼️ US Senate blocks bill codifying abortion rights into law amid Roe v. Wade SCOTUS fallout
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🗳 Trump candidate loses in Nebraska, wins in West Virginia
Jim Pillen, a hog farm owner and veterinarian, defeated eight challengers, including Charles Herbster, a businessman who faced groping allegations late in the campaign, and Brett Lindstrom, a state senator and Omaha financial adviser who was generally viewed as a more moderate choice.
While Trump-endorsed candidates won primary races in West Virginia for the US House on Tuesday, the statewide loss in Nebraska was a setback for Trump. He has issued hundreds of endorsements and staged his signature campaign-style rallies in support of his preferred candidates, including Herbster, all in an effort to bend the GOP in his direction ahead of another possible presidential run in 2024.
In this Republican stronghold, Pillen will be a favorite in November’s general election against his Democratic opponent, state Sen. Carol Blood. Nebraska hasn’t elected a Democrat as governor since 1994.
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Jim Pillen, a hog farm owner and veterinarian, defeated eight challengers, including Charles Herbster, a businessman who faced groping allegations late in the campaign, and Brett Lindstrom, a state senator and Omaha financial adviser who was generally viewed as a more moderate choice.
While Trump-endorsed candidates won primary races in West Virginia for the US House on Tuesday, the statewide loss in Nebraska was a setback for Trump. He has issued hundreds of endorsements and staged his signature campaign-style rallies in support of his preferred candidates, including Herbster, all in an effort to bend the GOP in his direction ahead of another possible presidential run in 2024.
In this Republican stronghold, Pillen will be a favorite in November’s general election against his Democratic opponent, state Sen. Carol Blood. Nebraska hasn’t elected a Democrat as governor since 1994.
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‼️ Antonov: Common sense should prevail to end dangerous game of 'Canceling Russia' ➡️ LIVE UPDATES
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☠️ US finds 500 Native American boarding school deaths to date
A first-of-its-kind federal study of Native American boarding schools that for over a century sought to assimilate Indigenous children into white society has identified more than 500 student deaths at the institutions so far, but officials say that figure could grow exponentially as research continues.
The Interior Department report released Wednesday expands to more than 400 the number of schools that were known to have operated across the US for 150 years, starting in the early 19th century and coinciding with the removal of many tribes from their ancestral lands.
Officials say causes included illness, accidental injuries and abuse. It has so far identified at least 53 burial sites at or near boarding schools.
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A first-of-its-kind federal study of Native American boarding schools that for over a century sought to assimilate Indigenous children into white society has identified more than 500 student deaths at the institutions so far, but officials say that figure could grow exponentially as research continues.
The Interior Department report released Wednesday expands to more than 400 the number of schools that were known to have operated across the US for 150 years, starting in the early 19th century and coinciding with the removal of many tribes from their ancestral lands.
Officials say causes included illness, accidental injuries and abuse. It has so far identified at least 53 burial sites at or near boarding schools.
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⚡️Kiev asks Moscow to swap Ukrainian soldiers from Azovstal for Russian POWs
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‼️ US House passes legislation seeking Ukraine debt relief on World Stage
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🔥 New Mexico wildfire advances in Rocky Mountains
The largest wildfire burning in the United States was heading toward mountain resort towns in northern New Mexico on Wednesday, prompting officials to issue another set of warnings for more people to prepare to evacuate as the fast-moving fire picks up momentum. More than 1,800 firefighters and support personnel are assigned to the blaze.
A federal disaster already has been declared because of the blaze, which is partly the result of a preventative fire that escaped containment after it was set in early April to clear brush and small trees so they could not serve as wildfire fuel. That fire merged with another wildfire several weeks later. Crews also were battling smaller fires elsewhere in New Mexico and Arizona.
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The largest wildfire burning in the United States was heading toward mountain resort towns in northern New Mexico on Wednesday, prompting officials to issue another set of warnings for more people to prepare to evacuate as the fast-moving fire picks up momentum. More than 1,800 firefighters and support personnel are assigned to the blaze.
A federal disaster already has been declared because of the blaze, which is partly the result of a preventative fire that escaped containment after it was set in early April to clear brush and small trees so they could not serve as wildfire fuel. That fire merged with another wildfire several weeks later. Crews also were battling smaller fires elsewhere in New Mexico and Arizona.
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