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World’s most visited museum remains shut as staff strike

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Staff at the Louvre Museum have voted to extend their strike, causing continued disruption at the world’s most visited institution.

The industrial action protests chronic understaffing, deteriorating building conditions, and recent management decisions.

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New York Archdiocese To Name Accused Priests and Open Internal Files Under $800M Sexual Abuse Settlement

The Archdiocese of New York is reportedly near an $800 million settlement with 1,300 survivors, including compensation and a requirement to publicly name all credibly accused clergy and lay leaders.

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France and Britain test NATO readiness with major airborne exercise in Germany

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New York Archdiocese To Name Accused Priests and Open Internal Files Under $800M Sexual Abuse Settlement

The Archdiocese of New York is reportedly near an $800 million settlement with 1,300 survivors, including compensation and a requirement to publicly name all credibly accused clergy and lay leaders.

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Comeback Crew: Brewers Erase Another Early Deficit to Stun the Rays in Game 2

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