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Israeli soldiers “fired precisely” at Gazans who approached them during a chaotic scene near an aid convoy in northern Gaza
When the Oscars Were Held Amid Another Divisive War
On March 23, 2003, as the rest of the world watched televised images of captives and corpses identified as American
Israel-Hamas War News: More Nations Join U.S.-Backed Effort to Send Aid to Gaza by Sea
The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus at the port of
Theresa May, Former U.K. Prime Minister, Won’t Stand in Next Election
Theresa May, the former British prime minister whose time in Downing Street was scarred by a protracted battle over Brexit,
Good News and Bad News for Astronomers’ Biggest Dream
The United States should commit $1.6 billion to building an “extremely large telescope” that would vault American astronomy into a
In Parliamentary Vote, Iranians Vented Their Rage With the Ruling Elite
Iranians have delivered a stinging rebuke to Iran’s ruling conservatives, an analysis of parliamentary election results shows, with millions of
Hong Kong Pushes Strict New Security Law With Unusual Speed
Under pressure from Beijing, officials in Hong Kong are scrambling to pass a long-shelved national security law that could impose
Ireland’s Referendums on Women and Family in the Constitution, Explained
For the past eight decades, Ireland’s Constitution has included language enshrining the role of women in the home, which equality
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Two years ago, just six days after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, President Biden opened his State of the Union
‘Dragon Ball’ Creator Akira Toriyama Dies Age 68
Akira Toriyama, who was one of Japan’s leading authors of comics and most famous for the highly successful manga and