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America’s streets calmest in days; police credit curfews

  • Curfews and efforts by protesters to contain earlier flare-ups of lawlessness were credited with preventing more widespread damage to businesses
  • Nationwide, the number arrested rose to more than 9,000 since vandalism, arson and shootings erupted around the US in reaction to Floyd’s death
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Iranian commander threatens to hit America ‘in the head’ if it makes military move

By Arab News ·

Cute and empowering — Galentine’s Day takes off in US

By AFP ·

Michael Cohen, Trump’s loyal fixer turned tell-all accuser

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Ex-Trump aide Flynn does not deserve jail, lawyers say

By AFP ·

World leaders mark 100 years since WWI Armistice in Paris

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A look inside Los Angeles’ movie-making machinery

By Martin Wigham ·

US Navy marks return of Cold War-era fleet

By AFP ·

A journey to Hajj that changed Islam in America

By HUSSAM AL-MAYMAN ·

Palestinian-American candidate is source of West Bank pride

By AP ·

Israel denies entry to Jewish-American boycott activist

By AP ·

What We Are Reading Today: The Soul of America — The Battle for Our Better Angels

Britain’s allies point finger at Moscow over spy poisoning

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