Haiti, Dominican Republic to Reopen Airspace in May

April 17 (Reuters) – ⁠Haiti ⁠and ⁠the Dominican Republic ​agreed to ‌open the airspace ‌between ⁠the ⁠two countries starting in May, ​according to a ​statement on Friday, after ⁠flights ⁠had been ⁠suspended more ​than two years ​earlier. “This ⁠measure aims to facilitate ⁠mobility, boost economic ties and strengthen ⁠relations between the two countries,” the countries …

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Russia Hits Port, Power Facility in Ukraine Overnight

KYIV, April ⁠18 (Reuters) – ⁠Russian attacks ⁠overnight damaged port ​infrastructure in Ukraine’s southern ‌Odesa region and ‌caused ⁠blackouts ⁠for 380,000 consumers in the country’s ​north, officials said. Drones damaged agricultural ​warehouses, depots and administrative ⁠buildings, Oleh ⁠Kiper, the ⁠Odesa regional ​governor, said on the ​Telegram ⁠app. There were no casualties, he added. Russian ⁠forces …

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Ukraine Strikes Industrial Targets in Volga River Towns, Samara Governor Says

MOSCOW, April ⁠18 (Reuters) – ⁠Ukrainian ⁠drones struck industrial ​targets overnight in ‌the Volga ‌river ⁠cities ⁠of Syzran and Novokuibyshevsk in ​Russia’s Samara region, local ​governor Vyacheslav Fedorischev ⁠said on ⁠Saturday, ⁠adding that ​the attack was continuing. He ​did ⁠not name the facilities ⁠struck, but both cities host oil ⁠refineries that have been repeatedly struck …

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Trump, IRS in Talks to Settle US President’s $10 Billion Lawsuit

April 17 (Reuters) – Lawyers for Donald Trump and the Internal ⁠Revenue ⁠Service are in talks to settle the ⁠U.S. president’s $10 billion lawsuit against the tax collection agency for leaking his tax returns to ​the media in 2019 and 2020. In a Friday filing in Miami federal court, the lawyers asked a judge to …

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States Eulogize Charlie Kirk With New Laws Promoting Religion and Free Speech

A new Kansas law will allow college students to sue their schools for free-speech violations. In Tennessee, a new law will encourage teachers and professors to include “the positive impacts of religion” in American history courses. The common factor: Both are being done in the name of Charlie Kirk. The laws are among the first …

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