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Afghan allies get 9-month reprieve as Trump administration agrees to keep Qatar refugee camp open (opens the original)
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More than 1,000 Afghan allies of the United States and their families are getting a temporary reprieve after the Trump administration agreed to keep a refugee camp in Qatar open for another nine months. Camp As Sayliyah, a former U.S. military base in Doha, had been scheduled to close Wednesday. The last-minute extension came after months of pressure from veterans groups, refugee advocates and bipartisan lawmakers who warned that shutting down the camp could leave vulnerable families stranded or
UN puts new focus on containing Haiti's gang violence (opens the original)
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As world leaders gathered at the United Nations this week, Haiti emerged once again as a major test for the international community after years of failed attempts to contain the country’s spiraling gang violence. A new U.N.-backed Gang Suppression Force is ramping up operations in Haiti, replacing an earlier international security mission that struggled to stop gangs from tightening their grip on much of the capital, Port-au-Prince. With the United States heavily involved again — financially, po
‘He is not a spy’: Family fights for American scholar detained in China (opens the original)
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An American scholar wrongfully detained in China since June is drawing growing attention in Washington ahead of talks between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The State Department recently designated Min Zin, a U.S. citizen and prominent Myanmar scholar, as “wrongfully detained,” making his release a top U.S. priority. Zin traveled to China in June after being invited to attend an academic conference. According to his family, Chinese authorities detained him at the airpor
NYC sues Trump administration over expanded ‘public charge’ immigration rule (opens the original)
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New York City is suing the Trump administration over changes to a federal immigration test that city officials say could discourage legal immigrants from accessing basic public benefits. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Monday that the city filed a lawsuit challenging revisions to the “public charge” rule, which immigration officials use when deciding whether to grant green cards or visas. The public charge provision, part of federal immigration law since 1882, allows officials to consider whether
‘It’s an ongoing battle’: New 9/11 documents renew focus on survivors’ health (opens the original)
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As the nation marks the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, newly released documents are renewing attention on the long-term health crisis still impacting first responders and survivors. New York officials released a trove of documents showing the city was aware of post-9/11 air quality concerns and the risks toxic dust and debris posed to thousands of people in Lower Manhattan. For retired FDNY Deputy Chief Richard Alles, the revelations only reinforce what survivors have said f
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