Security in Afghanistan Is Decaying, U.S. General Says as Forces Leave
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| By Declan Walsh and Christina Kelso Residents cheered on the streets of Mekelle, Ethiopia, after rebels retook control of the regional capital from government forces. Ethiopia's government had occupied the region for months, with reports of atrocities against civilians, including sexual violence and arbitrary killings. | | | By The New York Times President Biden used an appearance in Wisconsin to pitch the bipartisan agreement announced last week, calling it the largest federal infrastructure investment since the Interstate highway system. | | | By The Associated Press Former South African President Jacob Zuma was sentenced to prison by South Africa's highest court for financial scandals committed during his time as president from 2009 to 2018. | | |
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