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Blinken warns Russia of ‘severe consequences’ if it invades Ukraine ahead of Lavrov meeting

CNN By Nicole Gaouette, Jennifer Hansler and Alex Marquardt, CNN Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Russia to stand down on its efforts to destabilize Ukraine and said there would be “severe consequences” for any Russian military action. “We don’t know whether President Putin has made the decision to invade” Ukraine, Blinken said in remarks

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Biden administration considering requiring stricter coronavirus testing for everyone traveling to US

CNN, WHITE HOUSE, PFIZER By Kaitlan Collins and Maegan Vazquez, CNN Top US government officials are considering requiring everyone who enters the country to be tested for Covid-19 the day before their flight and having all travelers — including US citizens and permanent residents — be tested again after returning home, regardless of vaccination status,

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Hurricane Ida recovery is slow for Louisiana bayou communities — and nonprofits need your help

By Lauren Lee, CNN Three months after Hurricane Ida barreled through Louisiana, the town of Jean Lafitte near New Orleans is still pulling itself out of destruction and despair. “Hurricane Ida was our Hurricane Katrina; it completely devastated our community,” said Jean Lafitte’s Mayor Tim Kerner. “This was the worst disaster in our history.” Nonprofits

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Alice Sebold se disculpa con el hombre que pasó años en prisión condenado por su violación y que luego fue exonerado

Germán Padinger (CNN) — La escritora Alice Sebold se disculpó con un hombre que la semana pasada fue exonerado de su violación, un crimen que escribió en sus memorias “Lucky”, pero la autora también pareció culpar tanto a un “sistema legal defectuoso” como al papel que jugó en la condena del hombre. “En primer lugar,

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