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US Leads in Cryptocurrency Mining Following China's Ban Earlier This Year; Its Global Share Has Also Increased
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Taiwan Not To Start War Against China But Plans To Defend Itself 'Full on' If Communist Country Attacks
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Olympian Runner Gold Medalist Agnes Jebet Tirop Found Dead; Husband Named Suspect in Deadly Stabbing
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Bag New Project With Investment Company; Spokesperson Addresses Reports on Lilibet's Christening
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Police Confiscate Mysterious Letter Sent To Neighbors of Brian Laundrie's Parents; Sister Claims They Receive Numerous Death Threats
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Afghanistan's Interim Government Taliban Blames the US for Increased ISIS-K Threat; Muslim-Majority Nations To Travel to Kabul To Make Women's Rights Plea
The Taliban blames the US for the Islamic State terrorist group's (ISIS) increasing threats in Afghanistan, where a violent competition has disturbed the newly proclaimed Islamic Emirate's early days. -
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House Select Committee Issues Subpoena to Former DOJ Official as Trump Pressures Investigation Into 2020 Election Fraud
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Russia, WHO Differ on When Sputnik V Will Receive Approval; COVID-19 Vaccine Demonstrates 70% Efficacy Against Delta Variant
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White House COVID-19 Task Force Urges State Leaders To Be Ready To Roll Out Vaccination Among Kids Next Month
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Marine Officer Stuart Scheller To Plead Guilty in Trial To Show Superiors How to Accept Accountability, Counsel Says
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