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Kurds · AnkaraA suicide bomber detonated an explosive device in the heart of the Turkish capital, Ankara, on Sunday, hours before parliament was scheduled to reopen after a summer recess. Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said police carried out raids in 16 Turkish provinces, detaining 55 people. At least 12 other suspected PKK members were rounded up in a separate operation in five provinces.See the Story
Turkey detains dozens of people in raids following suicide bomb attack
87% Center coverage: 8 sources
Tech · New YorkAncient builders across the world created structures that are still standing today, thousands of years later. Scientists have been studying materials from long-ago eras to uncover how they've held up for millennia. Ancient builders mixed materials like burnt limestone and volcanic sand with water and gravel, creating chemical reactions to bind everything together. The secret to these structures' longevity might lie in the trees that sprout among them.See the Story
How are ancient Roman and Mayan buildings still standing? Scientists are unlocking their secrets
77% Center coverage: 13 sources
Politics · LogansportWearing a “I Love Pandas” t-shirt and clutching a panda-covered diary, Kelsey Lambert bubbled with excitement as she glimpsed the real thing. She and her mother, Alison, had made a special trip from San Antonio, Texas, just to watch the National Zoo's furry rock stars casually munching bamboo and rolling around on the grass. “It felt completely amazing,” Kelsey, age 10, said Friday. “My mom has always promised she would take me one day. So we ha…See the Story
Panda Diplomacy: The departure of DC's beloved pandas may signal a wider Chinese pullback
73% Center coverage: 15 sources
Health · AlbuquerqueA court hearing is scheduled for the morning on legal challenges to the public health order from Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. The order suspends the right to carry firearms in most public parks and playgrounds in and around Albuquerque. The governor will reissue orders on gun violence and drug abuse for an additional 30 days.See the Story
Court reviews gun-carry restrictions under health order in New Mexico, as states explore options
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Tacoma · TacomaManuel Ellis, a 33-year-old Black man, died on March 3, 2020 after a confrontation with the officers. Officers Christopher Burbank and Matthew Collins are charged with second-degree murder. Officer Timothy Rankine is charged with first-degree manslaughter. Jury deliberations are anticipated to begin Dec. 4.See the Story
Opening statements to begin in Washington officers' trial in deadly arrest of Black man Manuel Ellis
84% Center coverage: 13 sources
Dallas, Texas · DallasA new Texas law calls for every student who performs in the top 40% on a fifth-grade math assessment to be enrolled automatically in advanced math for sixth grade. Advocates for the new policy say it's a workforce issue in addition to an equity issue. Enrolling in advancedMath in sixth grade clears the way for a student to take Algebra I in eighth grade.See the Story
Which students get into advanced math? Texas is using test scores to limit bias
50% Center coverage: 10 sources
Aspen · AspenAs many as 300 people were massacred at a student protest in Tlatelolco plaza on Oct. 2, 1968. Military reports have revealed at least 360 government snipers were stationed on rooftops around the square. In 2018 three university students in the western city of Guadalajara were killed by a gang.See the Story
Generations of students remember 1968 massacre in march through Mexico City
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Bernardo Arévalo · GuatemalaThousands of people blocked highways across Guatemala on Monday in reaction to the attorney general's office seizing vote tallies from electoral authorities over the weekend. Indigenous groups and rural farm workers stalled traffic on major transportation arteries. President-elect Bernardo Ar�valo met with magistrates of Guatemala's Supreme Electoral Tribunal to urge unity.See the Story
Guatemalans block highways across the country to protest ongoing election turmoil
57% Center coverage: 7 sources
