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The leader of the World Health Organization, who has repeatedly urged the international community to stop the armed conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, said on Wednesday that Eritrean forces there had killed his uncle along with more than 50 others. https://t.co/Q0twXoju9H

Two men who lost contact with their families while sailing to Florida from New Jersey were rescued more than 200 miles off the coast of Delaware after 10 days adrift at sea, the U.S. Coast Guard said. By @johnnydiaz__ https://t.co/VTDEqGdSxH

Hurricane Ian destroyed up to 300,000 beehives, the Florida State Beekeepers Association said. The loss could have far-reaching consequences for the country’s food supply. By @remytumin https://t.co/Nt1gglMwHQ

Chris Beard, the head coach of the University of Texas men’s basketball team, was arrested on a felony domestic violence charge on Monday, the authorities said. By @jesus_jimz https://t.co/5VuBOehiyi

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Put @patcollins4's Snow Stick ™️ in the @smithsonian where it belongs. Here's to a legend of the craft. https://t.co/VGWTnOQoXh

Mitzi Perdue, the widow of the chicken magnate Frank Perdue, is auctioning an emerald ring salvaged from a 1622 shipwreck to support humanitarian efforts in Ukraine. By @AprilMRubin https://t.co/cTTUlej8sl

In December 1985, a black bear discovered a batch of cocaine in rural Georgia. A forthcoming film called “Cocaine Bear” imagines what happened next. #cocainebear https://t.co/MXNvKO1BW9

Here’s ⁦@bydanielvictor⁩ with a bewildering series of scenarios for how the U.S. can get out of the group stage. Let’s just beat England today and make this simple. https://t.co/3Iy6H1ncxR

“The Monkees had a reputation for not playing their own instruments, but they played virtually every note on their 1967 album ‘Headquarters,’ except for some bass parts that were performed by their producer, Chip Douglas, when Peter Tork was playing piano or harpsichord … “ https://t.co/HkWSOMEgKw