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New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers said that Wednesday's surgery to repair his Achilles tendon

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DERNA, Libya (AP) — Libya’s top prosecutor said he has opened an investigation into the collapse of

Libya probes the collapse of two dams after flooding devastated an eastern city, killing over 11,000