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0:00 – Abu Ghraib compensation
0:52 – US-Mexico border
1:43 – France recalls ambassador
2:02 – Screen writers reach a deal
Human Rights Watch is accusing the US of failing to provide compensation to Iraqis who were held captive and tortured in the infamous Abu Ghraib prison.
Many of the roughly one hundred thousand Iraqis who were detained say they continue to suffer from the effects of their physical and mental torture.
The border city of Eagle Pass in Texas has declared a state of emergency following a surge in migrants from Mexico.
Nearly 9,000 people crossed into the US on Saturday.
Mexico and the US have agreed that migrants will be deported to their home countries.
France says it will end its military presence in Niger by the end of the year.
French President Emmanuel Macron also announced he is recalling the French ambassador.
Junta leaders in the capital Niamey welcomed the move, calling it a step towards sovereignty.
Hollywood screen writers have reached a breakthrough, with US studios and streaming companies in a deal that could end a nearly five-month long strike.
The Writers Guild of America says the preliminary agreement now needs approval by its members.
Thousands of television and film writers stopped work in May after disagreeing on pay and working conditions.
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