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Nigerian Nobel winner Wole Soyinka says U.S. revoked his visa : NPR

Nobel Prize laureate Wole Soyinka speaks to The Associated Press during an interview at freedom park in Lagos, Nigeria, in 2021. Sunday Alamba/AP hide caption toggle caption Sunday Alamba/AP Nobel

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House votes to end longest ever shutdown : NPR

President Trump Signs Bill to End Government Shutdown President Donald Trump shows the signed bill package to re-open the federal

Truck driver dies after collision with tree

Tragedy struck in North Canterbury today as a truck collided with a tree, resulting in the death of the driver.

How Colorado’s representatives and senators voted on ending shutdown

Colorado's U.S. House Members Vote Along Party Lines to Reopen Government Colorado’s U.S. House members voted along party lines Wednesday

Judge Orders Release Of Hundreds In Immigration Detention

A federal judge in Chicago has announced plans to release hundreds of individuals who were arrested by immigration agents, citing

A tearful Sharon Osbourne recalls touching call Trump made to her after Ozzy’s death at 76

Sharon Osbourne was emotional as she recalled the moment President Trump reached out to offer his condolences after the passing

Black police officials worry federal intervention erodes trust : NPR

Members of the National Guard patrol along Beale Street, Oct. 24, in Memphis, Tenn. Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe recently authorized

Released Epstein email says Trump ‘knew about the girls’

Newly Released Emails Suggest Trump's Knowledge of Epstein's Activities Trump Denies Wrongdoing, Claims Emails Are a Distraction from Shutdown Democrats

Christian law firm’s search for test case led to religious public school in Colorado, emails suggest

A well-known conservative legal organization seeking a test case on the use of public funds for religious schools was behind