Closing arguments take place today in the Derek Chauvin trial before jurors decide the former police officer’s fate in a court case that has gripped America. Protests flared over...
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The number of multiple shootings in the U.S. rose to three on Sunday. Five people were killed in a shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, while three were killed at an apartment in...
As the first openly transgender state senator, one of Delaware's finest, Sarah McBride, is redefining public service.
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Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla talks about the dynamics that created the COVID vaccine in damned near record time.
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Ukraine, Taiwan and the Middle East look set to boil over, testing Biden's bandwidth and America's resolve.
Jordan's crackdown isn't a signal to a power-hungry prince.
Today’s Daily Dose takes you into the fascinating, fast-changing world of Chinese politics, business, culture and foreign relations.
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Syria's economically bankrupt regime is now trying to squeeze refugees for cash to stay afloat.
Donald Trump might not be in office, but his vaccine nationalism policies are only growing stronger.
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Lydia Parker, Yank expat, goes to London to teach Brits a few things about theater … and now she can tell you how to do it right.
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