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World
Exhausted, on the Defensive and at ‘Hell’s Gate’ in Ukraine
ZAPORIZHZHIA REGION, Ukraine — Under the cover of darkness, leaning forward under the weight of packs and rifles, a squad…
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Magazine
2024 Golden Globes: Photos From the Red Carpet
All the best looks from the first major award show of the year.
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World
First Flight of the Vulcan Rocket Sends an American Lander Toward the Moon
The United Launch Alliance rocket will be the first in a series of new launchers that could chip away at…
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World
Two More Journalists Die in Gaza, Including Son of Al Jazeera Reporter
Wael al-Dahdouh, a well-known Palestinian correspondent for Al Jazeera TV who has spent his career covering Gaza, had already lost…
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World
‘Two Men Down’: For Ukrainian Medics, It Was Time to Move
To save lives, Ukrainian combat medics must stay alive. So, deep inside a position that soldiers call “the black forest”…
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Politics
After the Capitol Attack, Companies Pledged to Rethink Political Giving. Did They?
A new analysis of corporate PAC donations shines light on an opaque political giving landscape.
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Politics
Joseph Hendrie, 98, Dies; Key Figure in the Three Mile Island Crisis
He was chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in 1979, when America faced its worst nuclear power mishap in history.
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World
Canada’s Foreign Student Surge Prompts Changes, and Anxiety
As international students flock to Canada, the country is looking closer at ways to protect them against labor and financial…
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World
Red Sea Attacks Leave Shipping Companies With Difficult Choices
Attacks on two dozen ships since November are forcing shipping lines to figure out whether and when to skip the…
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World
A President’s Son Is in Indonesia’s Election Picture. Is It Democracy or Dynasty?
Critics say that hard-won progress toward democracy in Indonesia has been backsliding under Joko Widodo, a two-term president who was…