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People 4 years ago
Riek Machar: Wily survivor of South Sudan's bloodiest wars
A veteran rebel who has survived years of bush warfare, assassination attempts and stretches in exile, South Sudan's Riek Machar is no stranger to threats, most recently from within his own party, with rivals seeking to oust him this week.
World 5 years ago
Japan braces for aftershocks as magnitude 7.3 quake injures over 150
No deaths have been attributed to the temblor that struck at 11:07 p.m. Saturday, registering upper 6 on Japan's seismic intensity scale of 7 in parts of Fukushima and Miyagi, the prefectures devastated by a magnitude-9.0 quake and tsunami in March 2011 that left more than 15,000 people dead and triggered a nuclear crisis.
World 5 years ago
The survivor: Last Korean war criminal in Japan wants recognition
Lee Hak-rae, 95, is obsessed by brutal events of 75 years ago that have defined his life: his recruitment into the Japanese army from then-occupied Korea in 1942; his role in building the Thai-Burma railway; being designated a World War Two criminal; and how, he says, he was tossed into the dustbin of history by both Japan and South Korea.
Health 5 years ago
'Superheroes': Coronavirus survivors donate plasma hoping to heal the sick
This week, Diana Berrent was the first survivor in her state screened for antibodies -- immune system-generated proteins that can ward off viruses -- to contribute to initial tests seeking treatment for the infection that's left more than 51,000 people dead worldwide.
