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What’s News: World-Wide
WHATS NEWS WORLD WIDE Trump and Republicans heightened criticism of the U.S. justice system after the former president became the first to be convicted of a felony, exacerbating a political atmosphere in which Americans increasingly distrust democratic institutions.
- The Times-Leader (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.)
Look Back: West Pittston fireman honored with Carnegie Hero Award in 1909
Jun. 3—A large stable barn that once stood at Luzerne Avenue and Linden Street in West Pittston burned to the ground March 24, 1907, killing three horses and 12 mules. Only two mules and a horse managed to be saved. The fire was discovered by two neighbors, Charles Tench and William Welch, who both were awakened by the glow of flames at 3:15 a.m. Tench and Welch simultaneously ran to the ...
- The Wall Street Journal
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WHATS NEWS BUSINESS FINANCE OPEC+ tentatively agreed to extend all production curbs into next year, a deal that gives the cartel considerable leeway to make adjustments depending on market conditions and that likely signals oil prices will remain elevated through the U.
