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    Prince Harry concludes testimony in lawsuit against British tabloid

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  • Nova Kakhovka resident takes stock of his flooded home after dam breach

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  • Pope Francis to undergo abdominal surgery

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  • Watch: Kherson residents seek safety on military trucks after dam breach flooding

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  • Magnitude of Ukrainian dam 'catastrophe' will only become clear in coming days, U.N. told

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  • Prince Harry testifies in British tabloid case

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  • Ukrainian dam destroyed, flooding cities and forcing evacuations

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  • ‘An environmental bomb of mass destruction’: Zelenskyy slams Russia over dam explosion

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  • Prince Harry testifies against British tabloid’s ‘unlawful information gathering’

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  • Destroyed dam in Ukraine triggers possible environmental crisis

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  • French protesters march against Macron’s pension reforms

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  • World War II vets return to Normandy for 79th anniversary of D-Day

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  • Video reportedly shows flooding in the town of Nova Kakhovka after dam wall breach

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  • Dam in Ukraine destroyed, unleashing massive surge of water

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  • Water levels in Dnipro River tributary rise over three feet after Kakhovka dam breach, residents say

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  • Cellphone video shows damaged generator building at the Kakhovka dam

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  • Surveillance video from November 2022 shows explosions at the Kakhovka dam

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  • Drone video shows water surging through a huge hole in Ukraine's Kakhovka dam

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  • Ukraine accuses Russia of misinformation over failed offensive announcement

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Church bells toll for South Africa's late Desmond Tutu

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South Africans laid flowers outside Cape Town's St. George's Anglican Cathedral to honor the late anti-apartheid hero, Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The archbishop was known as a fearless advocate for racial justice and LGBTQ rights and was awarded the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize.Dec. 27, 2021

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    Prince Harry concludes testimony in lawsuit against British tabloid

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  • Nova Kakhovka resident takes stock of his flooded home after dam breach

    01:25

  • British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to meet with Biden during U.S. trip

    04:07

  • Pope Francis to undergo abdominal surgery

    03:43

  • Watch: Kherson residents seek safety on military trucks after dam breach flooding

    01:16

  • Magnitude of Ukrainian dam 'catastrophe' will only become clear in coming days, U.N. told

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