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Indonesia Investigates How Two Pilots Dozed Off During a Flight
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Only a few years ago, plenty of citizens of the United Arab Emirates were willing to speak warmly about their
The Colombian Town That Gabriel García Márquez’s Legacy Helped Transform
Statues and murals bear his likeness. Schools and libraries are named after him. Hotels, barbershops, nightclubs and bike repair stores
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President Biden was standing in an Upper East Side townhouse owned by the businessman James Murdoch, the rebellious scion of
A Humanitarian Crisis Is Rapidly Unfolding in Haiti
Dr. Ronald V. LaRoche has not been able to cross into dangerous territory to inspect the hospital he runs in
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When António Costa, a prime minister well liked by European leaders, handily won his third term as prime minister in
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On the front line just outside Bakhmut, Ukraine, a 32-year-old commander of a Ukrainian artillery platoon rocked to and fro
China’s Growth Slows but Xi Jinping Keeps to His Vision
Even with growth faltering in China, Xi Jinping appears imperiously assured that he possesses the right road map to surpass