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(7/23, Wu, 10.31M) reports "the late Rep. John Lewis will lie in state at the US Capitol next week," House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader McConnell announced Thursday. Lewis "will lie in state outdoors for the public visitation on the East Front Steps of the Capitol because of COVID-19 precauti

for killing five aid workers who were kidnapped last month in northeastern Nigeria." The Islamic State West Africa Province, "which broke away from Boko Haram several years ago, warned in June that it would target Nigerians working for international aid agencies along with those who helped the military. Ni

aths spike ahead of the coming winter." But Politico says the effort "is an uphill battle given the entrenched positions" of Senate Majority Leader McConnell "and his GOP conference" and House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Schumer. So "whatever this collection of senators can achieve is likely

Koshobe on Saturday, killing at least 110 people in one of the region's deadliest attacks in years," after farmers attempted to "fight back" against Boko Haram "extremists [who were] stealing their money and crops." President Muhammadu Buhari said, "The entire country is hurt by these senseless killings."

aths spike ahead of the coming winter." But Politico says the effort "is an uphill battle given the entrenched positions" of Senate Majority Leader McConnell "and his GOP conference" and House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Schumer. So "whatever this collection of senators can achieve is likely

Koshobe on Saturday, killing at least 110 people in one of the region's deadliest attacks in years," after farmers attempted to "fight back" against Boko Haram "extremists [who were) stealing their money and crops." President Muhammadu Buhari said, "The entire country is hurt by these senseless killings."

(7/23, Wu, 10.31M) reports "the late Rep. John Lewis will lie in state at the US Capitol next week," House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader McConnell announced Thursday. Lewis "will lie in state outdoors for the public visitation on the East Front Steps of the Capitol because of COVID-19 precauti

for killing five aid workers who were kidnapped last month in northeastern Nigeria." The Islamic State West Africa Province, "which broke away from Boko Haram several years ago, warned in June that it would target Nigerians working for international aid agencies along with those who helped the military. N

ys Biden "praised [the] rare congressional bipartisanship" that led to the bill's passage. The Post notes that Biden thanked Senate Minority Leader McConnell, saying, "We simply haven't seen this kind of bipartisanship for much too long in Washington. You're showing that our democracy can work and delive

uction Projects. • African Union Urges Joint Civilian-Military Provisional Government In Chad. • NYTimes Reporter Deported By Ethiopia. • Nigerian Boko Haram Leader "Badly Wounded." • African Union Calls For Power Sharing In Chad. • Ethiopia Expels Irish NYTimes Reporter. • Spain, Morocco At Odds Over B

(7/23, Wu, 10.31M) reports "the late Rep. John Lewis will lie in state at the US Capitol next week," House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader McConnell announced Thursday. Lewis "will lie in state outdoors for the public visitation on the East Front Steps of the Capitol because of COVID-19 precauti

for killing five aid workers who were kidnapped last month in northeastern Nigeria." The Islamic State West Africa Province, "which broke away from Boko Haram several years ago, warned in June that it would target Nigerians working for international aid agencies along with those who helped the military. N

aths spike ahead of the coming winter." But Politico says the effort "is an uphill battle given the entrenched positions" of Senate Majority Leader McConnell "and his GOP conference" and House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Schumer. So "whatever this collection of senators can achieve is likely

Koshobe on Saturday, killing at least 110 people in one of the region's deadliest attacks in years," after farmers attempted to "fight back" against Boko Haram "extremists [who were) stealing their money and crops." President Muhammadu Buhari said, "The entire country is hurt by these senseless killings."