<p>BAALBEK, Lebanon — In a story published Nov. 29, 2024, about a family returning to their home in Lebanon following the ceasefire, the headline erroneously suggested that they had fled to another country. They had been elsewhere in Lebanon.</p>

BAALBEK, Lebanon — In a story published Nov. 29, 2024, about a family returning to their home in Lebanon following the ceasefire, the headline erroneously suggested that they had fled to another country. They had been elsewhere in Lebanon.

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The Justice Department says President Donald Trump has pardoned dozens of key figures allegedly involved in the plan to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

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