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Business · WashingtonThe national average on Thursday was $3.99 per gallon, according to AAA. It's the first time the average has been under $4 since March. California has the most expensive gas in the United States, at an average of $5.38. The least expensive gas is in Texas ($3.49), Arkansas and South Carolina.See the Story
U.S. gasoline prices fall below $4 for first time since March
60% Center coverage: 128 sources
Kim Jong-Un · PyongyangNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared victory over COVID-19 and ordered an easing of preventive measures, calling his country’s officially reported death toll of just 74 people an unprecedented miracle in the history of world health, state media said Thursday.See the Story
N Korea claims victory over virus, blames Seoul for outbreak
41% Center coverage: 80 sources
US & Canada · TorontoSerena Williams loses 6-2, 6-4 to Belinda Bencic at the National Bank Open in Toronto. It was Williams' first match since telling the world she is ready to leave professional tennis. The 23-time Grand Slam champion didn't smile and didn't wave as she walked into the stadium.See the Story
Serena Williams beaten by Bencic at WTA Toronto Masters
51% Center coverage: 37 sources
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EuropeFrench cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempe, known for his illustrations for the "Le Petit Nicolas" ("Little Nicolas") children's book series, died on Thursday. Sempe's wife, Martine Gossieaux Sempe told the AFP news agency about his passing. "Little Nicolas," a national treasure in France, didn't find immediate success when it was first published in 1959. Today, the books are international best-sellers, with more than 15 million copies sold in 45 countries.See the Story
The cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé, father of “Petit Nicolas”, has died
38% Left coverage: 16 sources
US & Canada · TehranIran dismisses US allegations that it plotted to kill former White House national security adviser John Bolton. US claim comes at a crunch moment in talks on reviving a nuclear deal between Iran and major powers. Iran warns against any action that targets Iranian citizens by resorting to ridiculous accusations.See the Story
Iran rejects U.S. charging an Iranian for plot to kill ex-Trump adviser
41% Left coverage: 27 sources
Antony Blinken · WashingtonU.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Rwanda, the last stop on his three-nation tour of Africa. Rwanda is at odds with vast neighbor Congo over allegations that both governments support rebels opposed to each other. Rwandan authorities in turn accuse Congo of giving refuge to ethnic Hutu fighters who played roles in 1994 genocide.See the Story
Blinken in Rwanda to Discuss Congo Tensions, Human Rights
64% Center coverage: 22 sources
Crime · Rio De JaneiroBrazilian woman Sabine Coll Boghici, 48, was arrested on Wednesday on allegations she was part of a bizarre scheme to defraud her 82-year-old mother. Her arrest has exposed a disturbing web of fraud that police say lasted years and involved alleged psychics to swindle artwork by some of Brazil's most emblematic painters. Four other people were also arrested and two others are on the run.See the Story
Brazilian woman swindled mother of more than $100 million in art, police say
36% Center coverage: 19 sources
Central Bank · AfghanistanSeveral dozen prominent US and international economists urged the United States Wednesday to hand over to Afghanistan $7 billion in central bank reserves frozen when the Taliban seized control of the…See the Story
Economists urge US to return Afghanistan's frozen assets
Coverage: 5 sources
Taliban · KabulHundreds of Taliban fighters have returned to school since the Taliban swept back to power in August last year. Taliban fighters were educated in madrassas, where studies are largely limited to the Koran and other Islamic themes. But education is a hugely problematic issue in the country, with secondary school girls barred from classes.See the Story
Taliban fighters swap arms for books as hundreds return to school
Coverage: 4 sources
