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Russia orders troop pullback, but keeps weapons near Ukraine

world-regions defense minister on Thursday ordered troops back to their permanent bases following massive drills amid tensions with Ukraine, but said that they should leave their weapons behind in western Russia for another exercise later this year. conflicts President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed the Russian pullback. After watching the drills, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu declared…

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Ann-Margret reflects on ‘Viva Las Vegas,’ visiting troops in Vietnam: ‘Being with them has been in my heart’

EXCLUSIVE: Ann-Margret was a Hollywood newcomer when she sang and danced her way to stardom in 1963’s “Bye Bye Birdie” – and she still manages to leave fans speechless decades later. The 79-year-old recently attended the 24th Family Film Awards where she was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The star, who was once billed…

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New York City subway bomber Akayed Ullah gets life sentence

The Bangladeshi immigrant who terror that partially exploded in New York City’s busiest subway station in 2017 has been sentenced Thursday to life in prison plus 30 years. Akayed Ullah, whose device targeted the pedestrian tunnel between the Times Square and Port Authority stops in new-york-city” rel=”noreferrer noopener” target=”_blank”>Manhattan,<  Ullah, 31, apologized before hearing the sentence.  “Your honor, what I did, it was wrong,” he said. “I can…

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Snoop Dogg's latest song lyric implies he smoked pot with Barack Obama

A line in one of celebrity-news” target=”_blank”>Snoop Dogg’s<. The hip-hop artist recently released a new album, “music” target=”_blank”>From Tha Streets 2 The Suites< first reported. The outlet notes that Snoop, 49, could be talking about either Barack or his wife, Michelle, and the song does not go on to divulge more information. So fans are left wondering…

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China underreporting severity of air pollution levels, new study suggests

Air pollution data in world-regions may have been manipulated by local officials, according to a new study conducted by Harvard and Boston University researchers. The analysis, published Wednesday, found statistically significant differences between data from monitoring stations run by local Chinese officials in five cities – Beijing, Shenyang, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu – and readings collected by U.S. embassies. US, CHINA…

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