BOGOTA (Reuters) – Colombia’s President-elect Ivan Duque, who swept aside leftist Gustavo Petro in Sunday’s election, pledged to unite his South American nation after a divisive campaign but insisted he would change a landmark peace accord with leftist rebels.
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'Westworld' recap: Death, deception and Dolores
In the ninth episode of Season 2 of “Westworld,” we get a shocking death, a few reveals and a bad day for the Man in Black.
Read More »The Affair: ‘The Affair’ Season 4 Premiere: California Dreamin’
Helen’s new life in Los Angeles seems perfect; Noah’s definitely does not. But things are rarely so simple in this show of shifting perspectives.
Read More »Ben Roethlisberger Not Concerned About Landing New Contract
Roethlisberger said he cares more about winning.
Read More »Trump effect (local version): Municipal races are packed with candidates
Ballots in Florida could be more crowded than usual thanks to several city and county commission seats that opened up unexpectedly and other factors, including an FBI investigation into City Hall — and the presidency of Donald Trump.
Read More »Did Mexico’s Revelry in World Cup Win Over Germany Cause an Earthquake?
A quake was “possibly because of mass jumping” — moments after the Mexican men’s soccer team scored a goal against powerhouse Germany.
Read More »A Revival of Black Business, and Pride, in Brooklyn
The website Black-Owned Brooklyn has become an unexpected barometer of a black renaissance in areas of the city notorious for gentrification.
Read More »Ceasefire ends after deadly new attack on Taliban
A suicide bomber killed at least 19 people in Afghanistan yesterday, the second attack in as many days targeting Taliban fighters, security forces and civilians celebrating a holiday ceasefire.
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