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Ukraine denies involvement and says Russian paramilitary groups are responsible.

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The military says a solider has been killed and five others have been hurt in the crash of a tactical vehicle at Fort Bliss in Texas

By Elizabeth Howcroft LONDON World stocks extended their gains on Friday, on track for their biggest weekly rise

Alabama's Republican-controlled legislature gave final passage Friday to a new congressional map with just one majority-Black district, despite a court order calling for the redrawn lines to create two majority-Black districts or "something quite close to it."

Burkina Faso's military junta on Monday suspended the French news magazine Jeune Afrique for publishing "untruthful" articles that reported tension and discontent within the country's armed forces, it said in a statement.

Logan Paul used Twitter to call out Dillon Danis for making contradicting claims

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