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ARCHIVE PHOTO: One Last Order co-director Sam Soko at Sundance 2024; not Sighle Williams or an image from the documentary, cropped. Photo: Mwachilucky / Wikimedia Commons, CC0.
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A documentary short follows a Florida worker’s final shift and the community that came to thank her.
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Bomb threats disrupted European flights Thursday. Several searches found nothing suspicious; airlines and police were still updating individual cases.
Keep reading →ARCHIVE IMAGES: Video cover shows Joshua Wong at the U.S. Capitol, September 17, 2019 (Office of Senator Todd Young; U.S. government public domain). Article/share photo shows Hong Kong High Court, August 28, 2009 (Wikipedia user-Wpcpey / CC BY 3.0). Neither shows the 2026 sentencing. Full credits below.
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The activist's second national security conviction concerns foreign sanctions. Here is how it differs from his earlier primary-election case.
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Rep. Thomas Massie's renewed demand raises questions about war powers and Cabinet accountability, but removal would require more than a House vote.
Keep reading →ARCHIVE PHOTO: FDNY firefighters and equipment in Brooklyn, July 17, 2017. Not the November 5, 2026 fire scene. Photo: ©2017 Billie Grace Ward / Flickr, CC BY 2.0. Cropped with text and logo.
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Six people died and seven others were injured in a Sunset Park house fire. Investigators are examining two lithium-ion batteries, but the cause has not been established.
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