Police Operation in Melbourne After Car Struck Group of People, Media Reports

SYDNEY, ⁠April ⁠18 (Reuters) – A ⁠police operation ​is ‌underway after ‌a ⁠car struck ⁠group of people in ​Melbourne, ​Australian media reports ⁠said on ⁠Saturday, The ⁠Sydney Morning ​Herald reported that ​one ⁠pedestrian ⁠was killed and another seriously injured. Police ⁠did not immediately respond to a request for ⁠comment. (Reporting by Praveen Menon, Editing ​by …

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Colombia’s Petro Warns of Latin American ‘Rebellion’ if US Doesn’t Rethink Policy

MADRID, April 18 (Reuters) – U.S. pressure on ⁠dissenting ⁠Latin American leaders could ⁠lead to a “rebellion” against Washington’s influence, Colombian President ​Gustavo Petro warned in an interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais published ‌on Saturday. Petro, a former ‌member of the leftist M-19 guerrilla, has frequently clashed with ⁠President ⁠Donald Trump, whose administration placed …

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Egypt Working With Pakistan on Lasting US-Iran Peace Plan, Minister Says

ANTALYA, April ⁠18 (Reuters) – ⁠Egypt is ⁠working closely with ​Pakistan on a ‌framework aimed at ‌securing ⁠a ⁠lasting peace between the U.S. ​and Iran, Foreign Minister Badr ​Abdelatty said on Saturday. He ⁠said Egypt, ⁠Turkey, ⁠Pakistan and ​Saudi Arabia were coordinating ​a ⁠broader regional effort focused on preventing ⁠renewed escalation and laying the groundwork …

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Nebraska Used to Be a Leader in Creating Jobs and Spurring Growth. Not Anymore.

Not long ago, Nebraska’s growth was quite literally a national cover story. Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts soared through the air wearing skis and goggles on the Olympic-themed March 2018 cover of Site Selection, an economic development industry magazine. The cartoon image illustrated Nebraska’s high-flying, three-year run as winner of the “Governor’s Cup,” awarded to the …

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