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France seizes tanker suspected of belonging to Russia’s shadow fleet
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Horrified witnesses recount fatal rollercoaster incident at Six Flags
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New White House press secretary Katie Zacharia holds first briefing
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At least 160,000 people take to streets in third week of French school protests
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Floods submerge cars, homes and hospitals in Libya’s Tripoli
Heavy rainfall triggered flooding in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, submerging cars, trapping people inside buildings.