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  1. Family of victim urges Belfast knife attack not be used 'to fuel hostility' after fiery scenes

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    A 30-year-old man originally from Sudan appeared in a Belfast court Wednesday charged with attempted murder over a knife attack that left a victim seriously injured and triggered anti-immigrant violence in several parts of Northern Ireland.

  2. U.S., Iran each launch attacks, as Trump promises to strike hard if no peace deal is finalized

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    The United States launched airstrikes early Wednesday against Iran, and Tehran fired back at countries in the region. The escalating attacks threatened to derail efforts to end the war.

  3. Bill Gates says he 'never victimized anyone' to House panel examining Epstein's life

    A bespectacled, cleanshaven man with mostly white hair wearing a suit and tie walks in a hallway with people on either side.

    Bill Gates faced questions on Wednesday having little to do with helping found Microsoft or his global health philanthropy, as members of a U.S. congressional committee questioned him relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

  4. FIFA president defends World Cup ticket prices, says fans 'should chill' about ref denied U.S. entry

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    FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended World Cup ticket prices, saying Wednesday "if we are doing something wrong, everyone in North America is doing something wrong."

  5. Why some Mexicans feel this World Cup is 'not connecting'

    A group of young men play soccer on a field beneath the lights.

    Tournament-related construction projects in Mexico City have mainly increased daily frustrations, adding to a general feeling of apathy — if not antipathy — among locals toward the World Cup.

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