Texas restaurants pay price for ICE raids as scared customers stay home
• Sep 15, 2025, 4:21 PM
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As Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigrants without papers intensifies, restaurant owners in Texas say the frequent raids by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are taking a huge toll on business, with most workers and customers staying home for fear of being targeted. Nearly a quarter have said they lost employees because of the raids, while 16 percent have seen a drop in customers, according to the Texas Restaurant Association.
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• 8:30 AM
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Sweden's Armand Duplantis became world pole vault champion on Monday by setting a new world record at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
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• 8:17 AM
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The World Health Organization has begun vaccinating health workers and exposed individuals in DR Congo’s Kasai province, following an Ebola outbreak that has killed at least 16. With limited doses and funding delays, officials warn the response remains s
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US Senate approves Trump's pick for Federal Reserve board as politics weigh on rate meeting
• 6:51 AM
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The US Senate on Monday confirmed Trump nominee Stephen Miran to the board of the Federal Reserve, while a federal appeals court ruled the Fed Governor Lisa Cook can remain in office as she fights her dismissal by the administration. The developments com
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Live: Top Israeli officials ‘incited commission of genocide' in Gaza, UN probe finds
• 5:33 AM
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Investigators with the UN’s Independent International Commission of Inquiry said Tuesday they had determined that “genocide is occurring in Gaza”, and that “the responsibility lies with the State of Israel”. Israel immediately said it “categorically reje
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Milei changes course: Argentina will boost social spending after austerity years
• 3:51 AM
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Argentine President Javier Milei has proposed sizeable hikes in pensions, health, education and disability aid for 2026, signalling a policy reversal even as he faces backlash following his party's poor showing in recent Buenos Aires province elections.
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US decertifies Colombia in drug war for first time in nearly 30 years
• 3:00 AM
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The United States has dropped Colombia from its list of reliable partners in the fight against narcotics, citing soaring cocaine production and political rifts with President Gustavo Petro.
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Malawi heads to the polls in tight presidential rematch amid economic turmoil
• 2:39 AM
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Malawians voted Tuesday in a tense presidential race between incumbent President Lazarus Chakwera and former leader Peter Mutharika as the nation battles economic crisis, inflation and deep voter frustration. Though 17 candidates are running, the contest
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• 12:29 AM
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The Earth's protective ozone layer is on track to fully recover by mid-century, according to a report from the UN's World Meteorological Organization released Tuesday. The bulletin hailed the success of international agreements like the Montreal Protocol
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