Sudan Clashes, Alabama Shooting, Dominion Vs Fox News Trial

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🗓️ 17 April 2023

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Rival military factions are fighting in Sudan for the control of the country after a dispute over transition to civilian rule. A shooting at a birthday party in Dadeville, Ala. left four dead and 28 wounded. And after a delay by one day, the trial in Dominion Voting Systems' lawsuit against Fox News over 2020 election lies starts on Tuesday.

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0:00.0	This is the sound of the battle for control of Sudan.
0:06.0	Rival military factions are fighting over proposed transition to a civilian rule, but
0:13.1	lead to a broader conflict.
0:14.5	I'm Layla Faldon, that's Amartina Zin, and this is up first from NPR News.
0:21.1	A sweet 16-party at a dance studio in a small town in Alabama was supposed to be a celebration
0:26.8	over the weekend.
0:27.8	But it turned deadly.
0:28.8	A mass shooting killed at least four people and heard 28 more.
0:32.6	With authorities sharing so little about what happened, residents are searching for their
0:35.8	own answers.
0:37.0	And Fox News was supposed to go on trial today in Delaware over its election lies.
0:41.7	The median voting system is suing Fox for defamation, but a judge put the trial on
0:46.6	hold.
0:47.6	What's at stake in this closely watched media trial.
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