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Zelenskyy calls for more air defense after 1,000 attacks in a week

KIEV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a renewed appeal to the country's allies on Sunday to provide more U.S.-made Patriot air defense systems following a week with more than 1,000 Russian air attacks. "We need the strong support of our partners," Zelenskyy posted on his Telegram channel. "More Patriots for Ukraine mean greater protection for life," he said. The ...

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Costly L.A. wildfires imperil utilities accused of causing spark

Investigators are still examining the scorched landscape for clues to the causes of deadly blazes tearing through Los Angeles, but some Altadena residents are not waiting for a culprit to be named. Many who lost everything in the Eaton fire have seen enough evidence. It points, they say, to their local electric utility.
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Once again, the world sizes up a Trump presidency

As Donald Trump takes the oath of office Monday for the second time, the world is watching with a mix of fascination, curiosity, elation or dread — and a sense that this time around, those outside the United States perhaps have a better idea of what to expect from his presidency.
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Trump begins selling new crypto token, raising ethical concerns

President-elect Donald Trump and his family on Friday started selling a cryptocurrency token featuring an image of Trump drawn from the July assassination attempt, a potentially lucrative new business that ethics experts assailed as a blatant effort to cash in on the office he is about to occupy again.
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Kenya sends 217 more cops to Haiti to help fight armed gangs

A new contingent of 217 additional police officers from Kenya arrived in Port-au-Prince on Saturday aboard a chartered airplane escorted by the U.S. military, after months of uncertainty about whether President William Ruto would continue to field cops for the struggling mission in Haiti.
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Why Chinese EVs are displacing Teslas

For about a decade, Tesla has been the world’s biggest EV producer, making its luxury vehicles the most ubiquitous electric cars on the road. But now a very different type of car, made in China and selling for as little as $10,000, is vying for the top spot.
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This school has a problem. The solution is dead vultures

The group of black vultures had been gathering around the football field and greenhouse at Fauquier High School in Warrenton, Virginia, for years. They didn’t cause too much trouble until they started hanging around the animals on the school farm. That’s when the phone started ringing.