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Suit, tie and a new name: Syria’s rebel chief turns statesman
The former Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of the offensive that overthrew the Assad regime, is trying to build a new state.
- by Adam Rasgon
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Air accident
Mystery and speculation surround cause of deadly Kazakhstan plane crash
- by Katie Marie Davies and Dasha Litvinova
Opinion & Perspectives
Musk helped kill a bill. But much of what he spread was misinformation
The X owner, an unelected figure, not only used his outsize influence on the platform to help sway the US Congress, he did so without regard for the facts.
Melissa Goldin
‘Co-president’ Elon Musk? True power of Trump’s ally in the spotlight
The unelected tech billionaire’s role in scrapping a spending deal in Congress alarmed Democrats and watchdog groups, and could result in a government shutdown.
Cat Zakrzewski, Jacqueline Alemany, Marianne LeVine, Liz Goodwin and Colby Itkowitz
What’s scarier than Trump suing to cow the media? The media caving in
News outlets need to keep saying Trump is all the things the courts have declared him to be.
Bill Wyman
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North America
Dead body found in wheel well after United flight lands in Hawaii
The body was discovered in one of the compartments that houses the airplane’s landing gear.
- by Jasper Ward
‘Wicked’ bird flu kills 20 big cats in Washington park
The virus began to present itself in November within the cougar population, with several cats developing pneumonialike symptoms. Within days, they started dying.
- by Emmett Lindner
Mystery drone sightings continue to baffle the US and beyond
- by Michael Wilson, Alyce McFadden and Tracey Tully
Europe
Australia demands answers from Russian ambassador over Australian prisoner of war
- by Rob Harris and Natassia Chrysanthos
Asia
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Air accident
Mystery and speculation surround cause of deadly Kazakhstan plane crash
The plane with 67 on board had veered wildly off course, then crashed while returning from a Russian area struck by Ukraine. Twenty-nine people survived.
- by Katie Marie Davies and Dasha Litvinova
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Tsunami
The 2004 tsunami was one of the worst natural disasters in recorded history. It also carried peace
The waves that shattered thousands and thousands of Indonesian families also led to peace in a province that had been racked by almost 30 years of war.
- by Zach Hope and Karuni Rompies
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Bali Nine
Bali bomber’s family asks for same leniency given to Bali Five
- by Zach Hope and Amilia Rosa
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