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06-08-2023

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Christian Evangelist Pat Robertson Dies at 93

Pat Robertson, a Southern Baptist minister, decorated military veteran, and founder of The Christian Broadcasting Network, has died at the age of 93. He was widely known for his political commentary and ran for the Republican nomination for president in 1988, but failed to win. Despite this, Robertson remained a significant figure in Christian conservative circles and provided weekly political commentary from a Christian perspective on his show, The 700 Club, for 60 years, retiring at the age of 91 and handing the reins over to his son, Gordon.

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Knife attack in French city leaves several injured

A Syrian man, 31, was arrested after a knife attack at a city centre in Annecy, France, that left four young children with life-threatening injuries and two adults injured. The attacker's motives are unknown but are not believed to be terrorism-related, according to French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne. French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin has confirmed the injuries of 'several people including children.'

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US Jobless Claims Surge to Highest Since October Despite Strong Labor Market

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose to its highest level since October, but experts are hesitant to conclude that this indicates a general rise in layoffs. The labor market remains strong, with the US economy adding a significant number of jobs and the unemployment rate remaining low. However, some notable high-profile layoffs have been reported recently. Most economists predict that the Fed will pause its rate hikes at its next meeting, though the strong labor market could sway them to continue with another small increase.

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U.S. to Assist Caribbean Nations with Crime and Hunger Relief

The U.S. government has pledged to help Caribbean nations tackle violent crime and food insecurity. Initiatives include improving forensic work, strengthening police departments, mentoring local judges and prosecutors, and investing in agriculture and renewable energy. The U.S. has also expressed support for the deployment of a multinational force to Haiti, but discussions are ongoing. The government will invest nearly $54 million in Haiti to fight acute food insecurity. These initiatives are aimed at addressing rising violence, poverty, and climate change in the Caribbean.

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Former USC Football Player Charged with Raping Two Women

Joshua Fred James Jackson Jr. has been charged with multiple felony counts of rape for two separate incidents involving one classmate from USC and one UCLA student. He is now awaiting arraignment this week.

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Pope Francis recovering after abdominal surgery

Pope Francis underwent abdominal surgery, which lasted for three hours at the Gemelli hospital in Rome. The surgery went well and he is expected to make a full recovery, spending several days in the hospital. Vatican officials plan to release additional information regarding the procedure.

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New York City criticized for late warning on dangerous air quality

New York City Environmentalists criticize the city's officials for late notifications about the unhealthy air quality in the City during the wildfire-inspired heat wave. Despite poor visibility and intense heat, there were no alerts until Wednesday because data kept changing according to Mayor Eric Adams, but environmentalists are calling on officials to learn from West Coast cities' environmental policies.

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Deadly blast hits Afghan mosque during funeral ceremony

A bombing occurred during a funeral service in the mosque for the first deputy governor of Badakhshan, causing several deaths and injuries to those in attendance. While no one has claimed responsibility at the moment, the Taliban and ISIS have taken responsibility for previous events in the area.

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Human remains found in Minnesota may belong to missing mother, man suspected of murder arrested

The remains of a missing mother, Madeline Kingsbury, may have been found in southern Minnesota after information was generated from her investigation. The father of her two young children has been arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder, but charges have not yet been filed. Kingsbury's children have been in the custody of her parents since she went missing in March.

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