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Vinyl thrives at United Record Pressing, oldest record maker in US
The 75-year-old company has adjusted its business from filling jukeboxes to helping DJs spin and stocking shelves despite a pandemic
Missile strike in central Israel injures 19
Military says 3 projectiles were fired from Lebanon
Argentina's public universities are paralyzed by protests; here’s why
President recently vetoed of a bill boosting spending on university budgets
Winter depression is real, and there are many ways to fight back
Changing the clocks back to standard time, which happens this weekend, can be a trigger for seasonal affective disorder
South Carolina to build first monument to an African American
Robert Smalls was an American politician who was born into slavery
World's largest captive crocodile dies in Australia
Cassius was 5.48 meters long and weighed more than a ton
US voters facing ‘heightened and dynamic’ threat landscape
Officials take multiple precautions, assure Americans their votes will count
Lebanon searches for survivors after Israeli airstrikes kill 52
In central Gaza, doctors report more than 30 dead
Most Americans can vote before Election Day
More than 300,000 people in the state of Georgia cast their ballots for U.S. president on the first day of voting in the battleground state. These people were among the millions of Americans who are eligible to vote before Election Day, November 5.
Fears of violence surrounding the U.S. election
As election day approaches, U.S. officials issue warnings about potential violence from domestic extremists. The concerns go beyond election day into January and the inauguration. Also, as America continues to become more ethnically diverse as divisions over immigration and the nation’s division deepen. It’s become a major theme in the presidential campaign.
Russian political prisoner dies in Belarus penal colony, rights group says
The 22-year-old man had been convicted of espionage and facilitating extremist activities
Niger disputes French firm's uranium move
The ruling junta says it will revamp rules regulating the mining of raw materials by foreign companies in what is the world's seventh-largest uranium producer
Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania to count contested ballots
Justices reject emergency appeal from Republicans that could have led to thousands of provisional ballots not being counted
UN chief 'appalled' at RSF attacks in Sudan's Al Jazirah state
Scores displaced by paramilitary attacks, deepening humanitarian crisis
Brazil police indict 20 in connection with salt mine catastrophe
The alleged crimes include damage to public property and environmental crimes.
Bolivia's Arce says Morales' backers behind takeover of military posts
Former president threatens hunger strike unless talks begin
Pentagon sends bomber aircraft, warships to Middle East
Moves come as Israel's wars with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon rage, including a retaliatory strike on Iran a week ago
29 Nigerian children could face death penalty for protesting cost of living
Frustration over the cost-of-living crisis has led to mass protests in recent months