Venezuelan opposition claims control of National Assembly
Venezuelan opposition leaders say their coalition won a majority in the 167-seat National Assembly for the first time in 16 years, challenging Maduro. Official confirmation remained unresolved as reporters noted roughly 100 seats in dispute amid an economic crisis.
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Carter says no signs of cancer in liver or brain
Former President Jimmy Carter told about 300 attendees at Ma ranana Baptist Church that scans showed no signs of cancer in his liver or brain. A Carter Center statement echoed that his MRI did not reveal original cancer spots or new ones, though treatment continues.
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Knife attack at Leytonstone station in London police say terror incident
A man slashed at least one person at Leytonstone Underground station in east London shouting This is for Syria. Police said the suspect, about 29, was tasered and arrested. A 56 year old victim suffered serious injuries. another had minor injuries. Detectives searched a nearby address and more officers were deployed to transport networks.
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Mayors take lead on cutting emissions from Seattle to Tokyo
Cities worldwide push fossil fuel reductions with electrified buses cycle lanes and efficient buildings. ICLEI says 600 towns and regions cover 553 million people have pledged to cut emissions by 1 billion tons by 2020, to rival national efforts. Urban areas produce 80 percent of economic output and 70 percent of greenhouse gases.
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Migrants Rescued Rise Along Libya to Italy Route
The Italian coast guard said more than 4900 migrants were saved at sea from Thursday to Sunday despite worsening weather. Most were pulled from lightweight dinghies by the coast guard and marines, with EU NAVFOR MED and Doctors Without Borders aiding the missions.
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