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Stock market today: Wall Street mostly lower in premarket as world's central banks take center stage
Wall Street drifted modestly lower early Tuesday in what’s turning out to be a big week for central banks around the world
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Buddhists use karmic healing against one US city's anti-Asian legacy and nationwide prejudice today
A group of Buddhist faith leaders and community members gathered in the city of Antioch, California, for the “first national Buddhist memorial service and pilgrimage in response to anti-Asian hate.”
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A newspaper says video of Prince William and Kate should halt royal rumor mill. That's a tall order
A British newspaper says Prince William and his wife Catherine have been filmed at a farm shop near their Windsor home
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Sex trade to slavery: A UN agency says criminals reap $236B a year in profits from forced labor
The U.N. labor agency says illegal profits from forced labor globally have risen to the “obscene” amount of $236 billion per year
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A California city wrestles with its history of discrimination against early Chinese immigrants
Over the last two years, the quiet city of Antioch, California, has been wrestling with its long and complicated history of discrimination against early Chinese immigrants during the gold rush
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The Latest | Qatar is 'cautiously optimistic' after cease-fire talks with Israeli intelligence chief
Qatari officials are “cautiously optimistic” after talks with Israel’s intelligence chief in Doha aimed at trying to reach a cease-fire
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Hong Kong lawmakers unanimously approve law that gives government more power to curb dissent
Hong Kong’s lawmakers unanimously passed a new national security law that grants the government more power to quash dissent in the southern Chinese city
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How will a new national security law affect different walks of life in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong has passed a new national security law that could redefine the liberties of its citizens, and its role on the world stage
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US defense chief vows continued aid to Ukraine, even as Congress is stalled on funding bill
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is vowing that the U.S. will continue to support Ukraine’s war effort against Russia, even as the U.S. Congress remains stalled over funding to send additional weapons to the front
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Hong Kong passes a new national security law that expands the government's power to crush dissent
Hong Kong passes a new national security law that expands the government's power to crush dissent
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