Washington soldier competing in Invictus Games in British Columbia
Under bluebird skies over the MLK holiday weekend, a uniformed instructor followed a skier down a trail at Stevens Pass.
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Modesto has another march against mass deportations, this time on Crows Landing Road
About 200 people marched in south Modesto against President Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations. The protest on Saturday, Feb. 8, was the city’s second in five days. A somewhat bigger group ...
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Afghan wedding halls light up sombre Kabul nights
As night settles over Afghanistan's capital, only a few small lights and neon signs pierce the darkness and thick blanket of ...
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Taliban raids and suspends Afghanistan’s only nationwide women’s radio station
The Taliban suspended the operation of Afghanistan’s only nationwide women’s radio station after raiding its premises on Tuesday, deepening the exclusion of women from public life and society ...
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UN agencies raise alarm over Pakistan's move to deport thousands of Afghans waiting to go to the US
About 20,000 Afghans were approved for resettlement in the U.S. under a program that helps people at risk because of their work with the American government, media, aid agencies and rights groups.
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UN agencies raise alarm over Pakistan’s move to deport thousands of Afghans waiting to go to the US
ISLAMABAD (AP) — The U.N. refugees and migration agencies on Wednesday expressed their concern over Pakistan’s decision to deport thousands of Afghan refugees awaiting relocation to the United ...
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UN Agencies Raise Alarm Over Pakistan's Move to Deport Thousands of Afghans Waiting to Go to the US
UN Agencies Raise Alarm Over Pakistan's Move to Deport Thousands of Afghans Waiting to Go to the US ISLAMABAD (AP) — The U.N. refugees and migration agencies on Wednesday expressed their concern ...
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Column: Abandoning Afghans who worked with U.S. troops hurts our credibility
A key principle of that warrior ethos is to leave no one behind. But the administration has abandoned 1,600 Afghans who had been vetted and ready to board a plane to the U.S. — part of a promise ...