Myanmar and Bangladesh prep Rohingya repatriation efforts
Myanmar says it is ready for a gradual Rohingya refugee return, while Bangladesh plans to prepare for transfers amid widespread refugee skepticism regarding safety. Interviews with dozens of the roughly 700,000 Rohingya in Bangladesh reveal fear and distrust of returning home.
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Pence visits Western Wall in Jerusalem amid Palestinian anger
Vice President Mike Pence touched the Western Wall in Jerusalem and placed a prayer note after visiting Yad Vashem with Benjamin Netanyahu. He reaffirmed Trump's Jerusalem capital move while Abbas rejected meetings, signaling no progress toward peace talks.
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Two Dead After Kentucky High School Shooting
A 15-year-old student opened fire at Marshall County High School in Benton Kentucky killing two classmates and wounding 17 others before being arrested on site. Authorities say the shooter faces murder and attempted murder charges as investigations into motive begin.
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Medicaid work requirements spur states to consider expansion
The Trump administration's push for work requirements prompts Utah and Kansas to revisit Medicaid expansion plans. Utah officials call the tolerance a positive sign, while Kansas lawmakers see a chance to widen coverage.
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Americans Die and Are Injured in Kabul Hotel Attack
The Taliban siege of Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel left several Americans dead and many wounded, with 22 total fatalities including 14 foreigners. Officials noted 150 rescued, and stated investigations into security lapses and a nearby explosive device.
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