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• Thousands protest Trump admin's family separation policy

  Protesters in Tornillo, Texas, demanded the Trump administration stops separating children from their parents at the border

• The Week Ahead: Central Bankers Will Debate Policy, and OPEC Meets on Output

  The Senate will also vote on an amendment that would block President Trump’s ZTE deal, and the Fox board will weigh Comcast’s $65 billion offer.

• Eid ceasefire proved 'wide support' for Afghan Taliban, they say

  KABUL (Reuters) - The Afghan Taliban said their three-day Eid ceasefire, which ends on Sunday, proved the unity of their movement and its "wide...

• Medical News Today: Early risers have lower risk of depression, study finds

  How do your sleep-wake preferences affect your risk of developing a mood disorder such as depression? A large, detailed observational study...

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• Giuliani says Trump "doesn't like to see" families separated, despite "zero tolerance" policy

  Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal attorney, told "Face the Nation" that President Trump "doesn't like to see children taken away from their...

• U.N. special envoy Jolie meets Syrian refugees in northern Iraq

  DOMIZ CAMP, Iraq (Reuters) - U.N. refugee agency special envoy Angelina Jolie on Sunday visited a camp for Syrian refugees in northern Iraq to drum...

• Mother accuses man of racism after pool row

  A black woman in the US claims she was the victim of "blatant racism" after a white man allegedly asked her and her young daughter if they showered...

• The Powerful Groups Stonewalling a Greener Way to Die

  "Aquamation," a greener form of body disposal, is gaining acceptance in America. But some groups are fighting to stop it.

• The Dark Side of the Crypto Revolution

  As the trustless, decentralized world of digital tokens expands, fraudsters, gamblers, sex workers, and drug dealers are cashing in.