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Amid conservative makeover, New College of Florida sticks with DeSantis ally Corcoran as president
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France sends helicopter carrier to support Gaza's hospitals
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Ukrainian forces appear to widen breach of Russian front lines
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Former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows pleads not guilty in Georgia case
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Dozens rally against Fukushima plant water release plan
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Algeria wildfires: Dozens killed and thousands evacuated
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Who is Roger Mallinson?: Deepest underwater sub rescue survivor has 'horrible feeling' about Titan five's fate as search underway
Roger Mallinson is the last living survivor of a 1973 rescue mission, which is still considered the deepest successful underwater rescue in history
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Poland's divisive commission on Russian influence postponed, ruling party member says
A prominent member of Poland's ruling party says that the controversial commission for examining Russian influence in Poland — seen as targeting the opposition — will not be formed before the Oct. 15 parliamentary elections
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