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Helicopter Carrying 4 Soldiers Crashes in Washington State

Rescue efforts have been hampered by fire, and officials did not release information on the conditions of those aboard.

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A helicopter from Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State crashed late Wednesday.
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Trump Has Threatened Broadcast Licenses. Here’s How They Work.

The Federal Communications Commission gives out licenses to TV stations to broadcast over radio frequencies and approves major telecom and media deals.

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Brendan Carr, center, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, at a public hearing in February.
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Ligue des champions : Manchester City et le Barça assurent, Monaco coule à Bruges

Jeudi en première journée de phase de ligue de la Ligue des champions, Manchester City a mis KO le Napoli (2-0) tandis que le FC Barcelone a dompté Newcastle (2-1). De son côté, Monaco, le dernier club français à entrer en lice, a totalement coulé en déplacement au Club Bruges.

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The F.J. King, a Ship Lost in 1886, Is Found in Lake Michigan

Long rumored to be on the floor of the lake but never seen, the schooner had eluded divers and taunted storytellers for generations. It was miles off the Door Peninsula in Wisconsin.

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After more than a century, searchers have found the wreckage of a ship lost during a ferocious storm off the Wisconsin coastline.
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Cessez-le-feu à Gaza : colère au Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU après un nouveau véto des États-Unis

La majorité des membres du Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU ont exprimé jeudi leur frustration et leur colère après un nouveau rejet américain d'une résolution appelant à un cessez-le-feu et à un accès humanitaire à la bande de Gaza.

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La grève, une spécialité française ?

Vu de l'étranger, les Français sont souvent perçus comme des râleurs, des fainéants, en gros des grévistes en puissance ! Notamment vis à vis de ses voisins européens. Mais si les chiffres ne montrent pas le contraire, existe-t-il réellement une "culture de la grève" à la française ? Les explications de Cécile Galluccio

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Le neveu d'Emmanuel Macron arrêté au Burkina Faso ? Une oeuvre de l'IA

La rumeur s’est propagée sur les réseaux sociaux : le neveu d’Emmanuel Macron aurait été arrêté au Burkina Faso pour transports de fonds illicites. Les autorités burkinabè auraient retrouvé à bord du jet qui le transportait 3,7 millions d’euros en billets. La vidéo présentée comme preuve est une fiction générée par Intelligence Artificielle.

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Référendum en Guinée : les soutiens de Mamadi Doumbouya se mobilisent avant le vote dimanche

En Guinée, dernière journée de campagne avant le référendum constitutionnel du 21 septembre prochain. Après plusieurs semaines passées à sillonner le pays pour convaincre les citoyens de voter “oui” à la nouvelle constitution, les soutiens du général Mamadi Doumbouya se mobilisent à Conakry la capitale Guinéenne. Dans le pays, le climat politique est particulièrement tendu. Les principaux leaders politiques en exil appellent au boycott du scrutin. La correspondance de Malick Diakité

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West Africans Deported by the U.S. Sue Ghana for Rights Violations

Ghana said it was taking in 14 deported migrants to help its fellow Africans. But it sent three to their country of origin, including one who said he feared for his life.

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Accra, Ghana.
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Texas Man Dies in Fall From Alaska Mountain Trail

Britain Pool, 32, died after falling from a steep mountain trail above Juneau, the authorities said. He and a companion, who survived the fall, were cruise ship passengers.

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The Mount Roberts trail features a series of switchbacks through a boreal forest to reach a peak high above Juneau, Alaska.
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Drones vs. Lasers

My colleague Lara Jakes tells us about Russian drones and the math problem facing NATO — and one possible solution.

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VIDEO. Corée du Sud : un pays en mal d’enfants

La Corée du Sud est le pays au monde qui fait le moins d’enfants. Quelles conséquences ? Y aura-t-il encore demain des travailleurs pour faire tourner l’économie ? Des soldats pour faire face au menaçant voisin nord-coréen ?

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États-Unis : après Steven Colbert, l'animateur Jimmy Kimmel suspendu pour ses propos sur le camp Trump et l'assassinat de Charlie Kirk

Jimmy Kimmel, l'un des présentateurs télé les plus célèbres des États-Unis, vient d'être suspendu pour une durée indéterminée par ses employeurs, la chaîne ABC. Une décision qui fait suite à des propos tenus par ce dernier lors de son émission contre les proches de Donald Trump, qu'il a accusé d'exploiter politiquement l'assassinat de l'influenceur Charlie Kirk.

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In Their Own Words: Trump and Top Officials Change Tone on Free Speech

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the president’s pledges to guarantee free speech have been replaced by efforts to suppress — and even criminalize — what their critics have to say.

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President Trump speaking to members of the media this week. In his inauguration speech, he vowed to “immediately stop all government censorship and bring back free speech to America.”
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Trump and Starmer, Skirting Differences, Praise Each Other in U.K.

The Republican U.S. president and the Labour British prime minister appear to have formed a friendship, however unlikely.

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President Trump and Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain at the Chequers Estate, outside London, on Thursday.
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Can Trump Actually Designate Antifa a Terrorist Group? Here Are the Facts.

The president made the same declaration in 2020, but nothing came of it. His new declaration came amid broader threats against liberals after the Charlie Kirk killing.

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Major factual and legal challenges complicate President Trump’s plans to designate the antifa movement a terrorist group.
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Warner Accuses Trump Administration of Undermining National Security

Sen. Mark Warner, Democrat of Virginia, said cuts and firings inside the nation’s intelligence agencies were “dismantling trust in institutions that took generations to build.”

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Senator Mark Warner, Democrat of Virginia, during a television interview at the Capitol earlier this year. Mr. Warner on Thursday accused the Trump administration of politicizing the nation’s intelligence agencies.
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A Domestic Violence Case in Rural Pennsylvania Ended in a Deadly Ambush

Three police officers were killed and two others were injured in York County after encountering a man who was suspected of stalking a former girlfriend.

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Flowers were placed outside the Northern York County Regional Police Headquarters on Thursday.
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Takeaways from ‘107 Days,’ Kamala Harris’s New Book

In her book, coming out next week, she revisited her breakneck campaign, explaining her choices and outlining missteps — of hers and others. She hinted at a return to politics.

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“I didn’t have enough time,” Kamala Harris wrote of her campaign against Donald J. Trump.
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Democrats Pitch Bill to Protect Speech Targeted by Trump

A group of House and Senate Democrats said they would introduce a measure that would bolster legal protections for people targeted by the government for speaking freely.

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Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, said on Thursday that Democrats would introduce a bill outlining legal protections for people targeted for political speech.
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Nucléaire iranien : selon Emmanuel Macron, les Européens vont bientôt réactiver leurs sanctions

Interrogé par une télévision israélienne, le président français Emmanuel Macron a estimé dans un extrait diffusé jeudi que Paris, Londres et Berlin, qui négocient avec Téhéran sur son programme nucléaire, vont activer un mécanisme de rétablissement de sanctions avant la fin du mois. 

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"Plus d'un million de personnes" mobilisées selon la CGT ce 18 septembre en France

L'intersyndicale a appelé à une journée de manifestations dans toute la France pour tenter de peser sur les choix budgétaires du nouveau Premier ministre. A Paris, le cortège est particulièrement important. Gaëlle Fonseca nous fait le point sur ce qui se passe dans la capitale.

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Exxon Urges Europe to Repeal Rules to Make Companies Track Climate Pollution

Its chief executive called the E.U. regulations one part of a “very misguided effort to kill oil.” His words followed comments by Trump administration officials criticizing Europe’s climate policies.

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Darren Woods, the chief executive of Exxon Mobil.
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Man Dies After Roller Coaster Ride at Epic Universe

The authorities are investigating the death at Universal’s new theme park in Orlando, Fla., which opened in May.

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Stardust Racers, at Universal Epic Universe in Florida, has dueling trains that drop and spiral in perilous proximity.
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José María Tojeira, 78, Dies; Pursued Killers of His Fellow Priests

As the Jesuit leader in Central America, he pushed for justice when six priests were shot to death in the midst of El Salvador’s civil war.

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The Rev. José María Tojeira in 2003. Investigators found that the killings of his fellow priests had been planned at high levels of the El Salvador military.
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