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Employees Of The World's Richest Man Jeff Bezos Can't Afford Food - Newsweek
In 2017, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos became the richest person in the world with a net worth of over $100 billion. But a new report from the non-profit Policy Matters Ohio shows that Bezos-owned company had 1,430 Ohio-based employees or family members on food stamps as of August last year...- stato
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World Iran Oil Tanker Leaves 10-Mile Long Flaming Slick, ‘No Hope’ of Saving Crew – Newsweek
A burning Iranian oil tanker that exploded and sank off China on Sunday has left a 10-mile long flaming oil slick, according to local media, while an Iranian official has admitted that there was no hope of finding survivors. The tanker, named Sanchi, had been adrift and ablaze after crashing...- stato
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World China Demolishes Another Church, Sparking Fears of Campaign Against Christianity – Newsweek
Authorities in northern China have demolished another church, sparking fears that the officially atheist Communist Party may be enforcing a campaign against Christianity. The Golden Lampstand, a well-known evangelical megachurch in the city of Linfen, Shanxi province, was dramatically demolished...- stato
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World Mexican Drug Cartels May Use Legal Marijuana to Take Over Northern California – Newsweek
The four men bolted through the forest, exhausted and bleeding from multiple cuts. When they emerged from the trees on that dry summer night in 2016, they spotted a house in the distance. They ran up to it and knocked on the stranger’s door, then frantically asked for help in broken … via...- stato
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World China is building a new base for warships in Pakistan, America’s newest enemy – Newsweek
As the Trump administration announced plans this week to cut all security funding to Pakistan, Beijing revealed it would build an offshore naval base near a strategic Pakistani port. The naval base will be located in the Gwadar port in the Pakistani province of Balochistan. Chinese military...- stato
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