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    Centrists and Democratic-Socialist-Backed Progressives Face Off in Michigan

    Proponents say the debate could redefine the party, while Republicans draw comparisons to their history and work to capitalize on it.

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    Cybersecurity expert: 'Moderate confidence' Iran attacked Minnesota water facilities

    National Center for Open and Unsolved Cases founder Morgan Wright said Thursday that there is “at least moderate confidence” that Iran is be…

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    Two bodies located and search ongoing after avalanche hits Nirmal Purja's team

    Two bodies have been recovered from Pakistan's Broad Peak and seven spotted by drones - though their condition remains unclear.

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    A dino debate goes extinct - National Geographic

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    Peru's ex-president has 15-year jail sentence for corruption charges overturned

    Ollanta Humala had been convicted of money laundering offences alongside his wife in 2025.

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    A raptor in the snow and a helicopter escape - National Geographic

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    Watch: Moroccan police clash with migrants near border with Spain's Ceuta

    Spain's North African territory of Ceuta from Morocco, though more than 25,000 have returned voluntarily, officials said.

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    What this feathered ‘dino-stork’ can tell us about the last days of the dinosaurs - National Geographic

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