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Mayan urn returned to Mexico by Albion College
A Mayan urn, made between 900 and 1600 AD, is returning to Mexico after spending more than 50 years at a college in the United States.

How 1 Boat Just Caused a $400 Million an Hour Traffic Jam
Traffic has resumed in the Suez Canal after a giant, stranded container ship blocking it for nearly a week was finally freed by salvage crews. Tug boats honked their horns in celebration as the 400m-long (1,300ft) Ever Given was dislodged on Monday with the help of dredgers and tug boats. Hundreds of ships are waiting to pass through the canal which links the Mediterranean to the Red Sea via Egypt. It is one of the world’s busiest trade routes.

Peru Day: Peruvian-British alliance will generate business opportunities for entrepreneurs from both countries
Peru will be positioned in the British market as an attractive and safe destination for foreign direct investment

Tribal Elders Are Dying From the Pandemic, Causing a Cultural Crisis for American Indians
The virus has killed American Indians at especially high rates, robbing tribes of precious bonds and repositories of language and tradition.

Princess Diana’s life to be honoured with an English Heritage blue plaque – but the site is a mystery
It is thought it will be at her old London flat, where she was “happiest” and had a bedroom door sign which read “Chief Chick”.

Black, Hispanic, Native American individuals ‘left behind’ in health care workforce
In 2019, Black, Hispanic and Native American populations were underrepresented in the current workforce and education pipeline for 10 health professions, according to data in JAMA Network Open.