Spain races to find survivors as floods kill at least 95
The death toll could rise as search and rescue efforts continue and an unknown number of people are still missing. People stand next to piled up cars following deadly floods in Sedavi, south of Valencia. [Jose Jordan/AFP] Rescuers are racing to find survivors from once-in-a-generation floods in Spain that have killed at least 95 people
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Washington, DC – In a speech from the Ellipse adjoining the White House – also known as the President’s Park – one week from Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris drew a sharp contrast with former President Donald Trump, calling him a “petty tyrant” and repeating a line she has used in recent days –
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Video Duration 28 minutes 23 seconds 28:23 Now You Know Will tradition hold, or is change in the air? Kamala Harris is the first African-American, South Asian woman running for president of the United States under a major party ticket. With over 34 million eligible Black voters ready to make their voices heard this election
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Qatar’s Akram Afif, Japan’s Kiko Seike win AFC Player of the Year awards
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