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Her husband and brother both claim that Stephanie Kenny-Velasquez had an asylum case pending and no criminal record.
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New York City nurses and hospital systems resumed mediated contract talks with little progress as the city’s largest nurses strike in decades entered its fifth day.
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Syria has introduced new banknotes removing Bashar al-Assad imagery as part of a broader effort by the new government to rebrand the state and stabilise the battered economy.
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Four people were killed and five injured after a red Seat Leon collided head-on with a taxi on Wigan Road in Bolton in the early hours of Sunday, prompting an ongoing police investigation.
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A Marine recruiter risked his life by jumping onto Manhattan subway tracks to rescue a fallen man just moments before an oncoming train arrived.
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An elderly man fined for spitting out a windblown leaf in Skegness has sparked wider calls for greater discretion and proportionality in litter enforcement practices.
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Marine veteran and coal mine foreman Steven M. Lipscomb died rescuing trapped miners in a flooded West Virginia shaft, saving his entire crew at the cost of his own life.
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National-level bodybuilder and para-athlete Rohit Dhankhar dies after being brutally attacked for confronting men harassing women at a wedding in Haryana.
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