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Introducing a Greek tragedy about a soldier who
dies by his own hand is not what you think of as normal duty for one of
the military's top brass. But that was the mission recently of the
Special Operations Command Central commander in Tampa.
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Iran launched a rocket with a satellite
carrier bearing three devices into space, authorities announced
Thursday, without saying whether any of the objects had entered
Earth's orbit.
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Hundreds of Ukrainian nationalists held a
torchlight march in the capital of Kyiv to mark the birthday of
Stepan Bandera, the leader of a rebel militia that fought alongside
Nazi soldiers in World War II.
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The Covax Facility delivered more than 309
million coronavirus vaccine doses in December, marking a dramatic
increase in the delivery rate for a global vaccine-sharing
initiative that had struggled for much of 2021.
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Washington native Marnie Gustavson left
Kabul in August, just before the Taliban takeover. After a restless
few months in the Puget Sound region, Gustavson went back to help
get her aid group up and running at a time of desperate need in
Afghanistan.
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Sgt. First Class Earl Fillmore Jr. was 28
on Oct. 3, 1993, when he was fatally wounded in the battle of
Mogadishu while fighting his way to rescue the crew of a downed
UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter.
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One of the nation's top banking
regulators, the chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
(FDIC), resigned late Friday after a partisan clash with Democrats
that she had described as a "hostile takeover."
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The Los Angeles police shooting death of a
14-year-old girl reverberated in diplomatic circles from
Washington, D.C., to South America this week during a call between
President Joe Biden and Chilean President-elect Gabriel Boric.
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