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N.Y. governor Andrew Cuomo acknowledges he 'made people uncomfortable' but will not resign
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he's "embarrassed" by sexual harassment allegations against him and acknowledges he "acted in a way that made people feel uncomfortable," but says he intends to stay in office.
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Maezawa wants you: Japan billionaire seeks passengers for 2023 moon trip
Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is searching for eight people to join him on the first private SpaceX trip around the moon, planned for 2023.
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Police intelligence finds possible plot to breach U.S. Capitol by 'identified militia group' on Thursday
The U.S. Capitol Police department has obtained intelligence pointing to a possible plot to "breach the Capitol by an identified militia group" on Thursday, the agency said Wednesday in a statement that did not name the group.
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Myanmar security forces shoot and kill at least 8 pro-democracy demonstrators
Myanmar security forces shot and killed at least eight people Wednesday, according to accounts on social media and local news reports, as authorities extended their lethal crackdown on protests against last month's coup. One human rights group put Wednesday's death toll as high as 18 people.
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Decision on overseas Olympic spectators to be made by end of March
The new president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee stopped short of saying there would be no foreign fans at this year's games, but she certainly hinted at it Wednesday after online talks with IOC President Thomas Bach and others.