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International support force needed in Haiti, says UN human rights commissioner
The UN's top human rights official says some sort of support force is needed to help stabilize the situation in Haiti.
Tornado cut deadly path of destruction in Mississippi for more than an hour
Rescuers raced Saturday to search for survivors and help hundreds of people left homeless after a powerful tornado cut a devastating path through Mississippi, killing at least 25 people, injuring dozens, flattening entire blocks and obliterating houses in at least one Mississippi Delta town.
U.S. will counter foreign interference at home and among allies, one of its top diplomats says
Brian Nichols, the U.S. assistant secretary of state for western hemisphere affairs, says the U.S. has its own experience of foreign interference and will do "everything in our power" to safeguard North American democracies.
Intel co-founder, computer chip visionary Gordon Moore dead at 94
U.S. offers cash to Canadian critical minerals projects during Biden's visit
Texas police say 2 found dead after responding to call about migrants 'suffocating' on train
3 dead, 5 missing after explosion at Pennsylvania chocolate factory
Calling for closer Canada-U.S. ties, Biden says 'our destinies are intertwined and they're inseparable'
UN decries prisoner of war torture, killings on both sides of Russia-Ukraine conflict
Haitian-Chilean citizen Rodolphe Jaar pleads guilty to charges over assassination of Haiti president
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New York's long-forbidden graveyard island to be converted to a park
Gwyneth Paltrow tells jury Utah ski crash wasn't her fault
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Macron removes luxury watch during heated TV interview on pensions protests
Banking crisis lingers as contagion fears take aim at Deutsche Bank
Fiery France protests lead to cancellation of King Charles visit next week
North Korea claims it tested nuclear-capable underwater drone
Drone strike kills U.S. contractor in Syria, injures 6 others
This U.K. team brings hospital care into homes. Could more of these programs help Canada?
Paul Rusesabagina, who inspired Hotel Rwanda film, released from prison
Russia is accused of deporting thousands of Ukrainian children. 17 returned home this week
Analysis
Why Canada is pushing back at U.S. pressure to put boots on the ground in Haiti
Mothers in Syrian detention camps given 'cruel' choice to keep children or send them to Canada: advocates
TikTok CEO finds no allies among U.S. lawmakers in tense Congress grilling
Hershey's aims to reduce lead, cadmium in dark chocolate
