'They Blew Our Lives Up': South Sudanese Flee War in Sudan
Friday, September 8, 2023 | |
| By Lara Jakes and Eric Schmitt The weapons, banned by most countries over human rights concerns, are "not a magic wand," but some Ukrainian troops say they are making a difference in fighting Russian forces. | | | By Abdi Latif Dahir and Joao Silva Hundreds of thousands fled a grisly civil conflict years ago to settle in Sudan, to the north. With war now raging there, they are streaming home to a country ill-prepared to take them back. | | | By Miriam Jordan Undocumented workers who once flocked to Florida to help remove debris and rebuild said they feared that a new immigration law could result in their deportation. | | |
| Health By Ellen Barry and Hilary Swift A Vermont woman spent years tracking down men and women who lost their parents in the same 1973 plane crash. Would they answer her questions about loss? | | | Opinion | Frank Bruni By Frank Bruni Two dynamics will likely dominate the next presidential election. | | |
| By Jin Yu Young Surveillance video released by the police shows the convicted killer wedging himself between two opposing walls and propelling himself upward. | | | By Axel Boada A 40-year old American cave specialist experienced gastrointestinal bleeding and was unable to climb out of a cave in southern Turkey on his own. | | | By Reuters and Storyful Explosions damaged cars and buildings in Rostov-on-Don, which is home to Russia's southern military headquarters. | | |
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