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CDC Says Students Should Continue Wearing Masks for Remainder of the School Year Brittany Bernstein © Jonathan Ernst/Reuters Students carry their lunches to their classrooms to eat at Ackerman Elementary school in Ackerman, Miss., March 11, 2021. The CDC recently issued guidance that schools continue enforcing COVID-19 mitigation strategies for the rest of the school year as most students aren’t fully vaccinated. The updated recommendation came on May 15, two days after the agency announced that anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activiti...

Gang boss behind Nigeria kidnapping shot by rivals © Reuters Students abducted from a school in Nigeria's Katsina state were returned to their families after one week A notorious gang leader behind the abduction of more than 300 students in Nigeria in December has been killed by a rival gang, officials say. Auwalu Daudawa was reportedly ambushed while attempting to steal a herd of cattle from an armed group in the north-western state of Zamfara. Daudawa is said to have carried out December's kidnapping in Katsina state. He was given an amnesty as part of a peace deal in February but repor...

Hungary's Orban extends dominance through university reform CNN 1 hr ago Story by Reuters © Bernadett Szabo/Reuters Students at Hungary's University of Theatre and Film Arts blockaded their school last October in a fight over the imposition of a government-appointed board that protesters said undermined the school's autonomy. Hungary's parliament passed legislation on Tuesday setting up foundations to take over the running of universities and cultural institutions in a move critics say extends the ideological imprint of the ruling right-wing government. Currently, most Hu...

Turkish prosecutors seek jail terms for anti-government protesters Bethan McKernan Turkey correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Ümit Bektaş/Reuters Turkish prosecutors are seeking jail terms for 97 people for taking part in one of the country’s biggest anti-government protest movements in years, sparked by the state appointment of a new rector at Istanbul’s most prestigious university in January. The issue became an unexpected catalyst for Turkey’s youth to vent their frustrations at both the crackdown by the president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on civil...