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Senator Flavio Bolsonaro wants to return a right-wing movement to power in Brazil, while leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is seeking a fourth ...

Prosecutors, college administrators, and the media are working in parallel around the alleged sexual assault case at Cornell ...

The Supreme Court has only 30 cases on its docket so far – about half the usual number for a term. But more high-profile ...

The next U.S. Supreme Court term begins Oct. 5. Justices return to the bench amid record low public approval, with some ...

Founded in 1999, the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati pays homage to the artistry of the signs that have long attracted ...

Brazil’s polarized political landscape is rife with disinformation – a challenge that can be turbocharged by artificial ...

America’s military footprint in the Middle East is shrinking, as the U.S. assesses its role in Gulf conflicts following ...

Iranian officials and pundits laud the militia group’s gains as their own. At the same time, some media coverage appears ...

Gazan fig and date farmers are replanting crops from roots that survived years of Israeli bombing.

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