Russia-Installed Donetsk Region Leader Says 7 Killed, 11 Wounded After Drone Hits Bus

June 3 (Reuters) – A ⁠drone ⁠attack killed ⁠seven people and wounded another ​11 in a Russian-controlled part ‌of Ukraine’s eastern ‌Donetsk region on ⁠Wednesday, ⁠the Kremlin-installed head of the region said. Denis Pushilin, ​posting on the Telegram messaging app, said the drone ​hit a passenger bus travelling between ⁠Moscow ⁠and Simferopol in ⁠Russian-occupied ​Crimea. …

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Hong Kong Vies to Win Over Resource-Rich Central Asia as Lee Tours Region

HONG KONG, June 3 (Reuters) – Hong Kong’s leader arrived in ⁠Uzbekistan ⁠on Wednesday after visiting Kazakhstan, ⁠leading his government’s largest-ever delegation on a tour to promote the Chinese-ruled ​city as a financial and business gateway to China and Southeast Asia. The visit by Chief Executive John Lee ‌and a 70-member contingent that includes ‌40 …

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Trump’s Education Department Is Backing Away From Addressing Civil Rights for Black Students

WASHINGTON (AP) — For generations, the federal government enforced civil rights laws with an eye toward remedying historic, systemic discrimination against Black people and other people of color. The Justice Department pressed schools to desegregate. The Education Department worked to promote equal opportunity and held schools accountable for racial bias. But under the Trump administration, …

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Matt Olson, Baseball’s Iron Man, Stars for the Braves on Lou Gehrig Day

ATLANTA (AP) — On Lou Gehrig Day, baseball’s reigning iron man came through with the biggest blow for the Atlanta Braves. Olson’s towering shot — his 17th homer of the season — got a big assist from a strong breeze blowing toward the right-field corner. The slugging first baseman thought he got under the ball, …

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