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Sonny Chiba, martial arts star of 'Kill Bill,' dies of Covid-19 complications https://t.co/FO81n6ZImT

"Zero mention of Trump's agreement to free 5k Taliban prisoners, many of whom went straight to the battlefield to fight for the enemy side, or the sanction that he lifted on Taliban leaders," @joyannreid on fmr. VP Pence criticizing President Biden. https://t.co/jIpzrfOUjN

Disney wants the robots in its parks to come alive. One goal: Setting them free from the confines of the rides and letting them wander walkways to turn the parks into, as one executive put it, "inhabited places." https://t.co/UGlTjq0Cjw

CLOSE CALL: An NYPD transit officer and Good Samaritan jumped into action Thursday after a passenger standing on the platform lost consciousness and fell onto the subway tracks in the Bronx, NY. https://t.co/pqja1Nnrq6

Young footballer fell to his death from US military plane leaving Kabul https://t.co/Ee0KRmDAUt

CNN's @ClarissaWard reports on the hurdles Americans and Afghans have been facing trying to get to Kabul's airport as Taliban fighters attempt to block access with gunfire and violence. (This video has been updated to correct an editing issue.) https://t.co/EEjO64aM7u https://t.co/8ZgeigoSaF

BREAKING: DC bomb threat suspect has surrendered to law enforcement. "It's over, it has ended peacefully," NBC News' Pete Williams reports. https://t.co/sSBNRacvCS

US targeted Black Lives Matter activists in bid to disrupt movement, report finds

A white Iowa woman who said she drove her SUV into two children in 2019 to try to kill them because of their race was sentenced Thursday to 25 years in prison on federal hate crimes charges

Afghan child passed over wall as chaos continues at Kabul airport https://t.co/6IurcugQJD https://t.co/VKv66SgsGB

The Taliban face a challenge in running Afghanistan after protesters took to the streets across the country for a second day. One demonstration in Kabul drew 200 people before it was violently broken up. https://t.co/W9rJMlkWqp https://t.co/7z2Kypzbad

A former ice cream shop owner accused of calling police on peaceful Black Lives Matters protesters was ordered to pay them $500 each by a judge for violating their civil rights. https://t.co/HGYhtc2vM3

For the first time on record, precipitation fell as rain — not snow — at the summit of Greenland, roughly two miles above sea level https://t.co/okvSLk4DAm

Suspect in Library of Congress bomb threat surrenders to police: AP