Hafsa Khalil is a journalist with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in Virginia and Richmond. She has written for various news outlets including WRAL, CNN, NewsChannel 21, and The Albany Herald. Hafsa's work covers a range of topics including current events, social issues, and natural disasters.
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Hafsa Khalil's coverage is diverse, encompassing evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. Her themes of interest include government & politics and entertainment news.
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By: Hafsa Khalil
Of those 37,227 Japanese people who died alone in their homes in the first half of the year, some 3,939 went unnoticed for over a month.
By: Hafsa Khalil, Zhanna Bezpiatchuk
Thousands of children returned to school just hours after a barrage of missiles was fired at the city.
But UK Defence Secretary John Healy says the UK remains a "staunch ally" of Israel.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has asked for more aid to "drive Russian forces off our land".
Left-wing parties called for protests after Michel Barnier was appointed as prime minister on Thursday.
An investigation was started after a naked women seeking help was seen on his balcony in 2020.
The yellow weather warnings for England and Wales could lead to further disruptions and flooding.
Roads have been closed and rail services cancelled - as flood threat to re-emerge on Sunday.
Omar Al Fayed says the allegations have "thrown into question the loving memory I had of him".
The monarch called Scotland a "uniquely special place" for the royal family.
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