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Federal judge extends the blocking of Biden administration's plans to lift Title 42
A federal judge extends his temporary block of the Biden administration's plan to lift pandemic-related border...
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War critics in Russia, facing continuing crackdown, turn to craftier, coded protests
As Russia fines and arrests citizens for speaking out against the war in Ukraine, people are...
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'The more they ban me, the more people want me': Tokischa's hardcore raps draw fans, and critics
Tokischa, who has collaborated with Rosalía and J Balvin, raps about sex and drugs, telling stories...
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In storied New England mill city, Cambodian Americans make political history
Lowell, Mass., was known for embracing immigrants. But it never shared power with newcomers until Cambodian...
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Russia declares final victory at steel plant in Mariupol and fights for more territory in eastern Ukraine
With its grip tightened along Ukraine's southern coast, Russia is redoubling its assault on the eastern...
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Podcast: ICE released dying detainees, avoiding responsibility
U.S. immigration officials report few deaths in custody each year. But if a person is released...
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Op-Ed: When will our North Korea policy get real? Kim Jong Un won't denuclearize
No other country that has developed an indigenous nuclear weapons stockpile has agreed to trade all...
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Column: Buffalo, Laguna Woods and the Supreme Court's radical revision of U.S. history
The founders intended the 2nd Amendment to protect not individuals' rights, but the rights of states...
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'No one else cares': Families of the 100,000 missing in Mexico seek to be heard
In Mexico City, relatives of the 'disappeared' have tried to occupy a public space to raise...
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Senate moves to preserve site of segregated ‘Mexican’ school
U.S. Senate passes legislation to turn a formerly segregated "Mexican" school in west Texas into a...
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Why Russia’s war in Ukraine complicates President Biden’s first trip to Asia
When President Biden meets \ with leaders from Asia and Australia, he will face a slew...
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Russia says hundreds of Ukrainian troops in custody; U.S. Senate approves $40 billion in new aid
Moscow says hundreds of soldiers from Mariupol are in custody. The U.S. Senate approves $40-billion aid...
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Q&A: Talking God, science and religion with theoretical physicist Frank Wilczek
As a theoretical physicist, Wilczek has been peeking under the hood of our perceived reality for...
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Amid anger and grief, some Black residents of Buffalo are talking about guns
Shaken by the massacre and feeling unprotected in their own neighborhoods, conversations about guns have occurred...
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Biden hosts leaders of Finland and Sweden, eager to fast-track NATO accession
President Biden met Thursday with the leaders of Finland and Sweden after both nations formally applied...
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Did the Buffalo mass shooting suspect's 90% white hometown fuel his hate?
Payton Gendron's hometown lies in a region where extremism is seeping into the mainstream. "It's an...
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Former L.A. public defender picked to lead federal Access to Justice office
Rachel Rossi will lead the Justice Department's office aimed at ensuring all people have access to...
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He had two days to live before his execution in Iran. The a pop star saved him
Mohsen Chavoshi, one of Iran's most famous singers, has helped rescue more than 50 people from...
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Urvashi Vaid, pioneering LGBTQ activist and author, dies at 63
Urvashi Vaid dies; led the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force during the AIDS crisis
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Laguna Woods shooting highlights growing tensions between Taiwan and China
The suspect in the shooting at a Laguna Woods church is believed to have been driven...
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Vancouver's safe drug-use sites are wrenching to see. California should open them anyway
For years, this Canadian city has hosted safe consumption sites for addicts. They've saved lives, but...
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Podcast: How California popularized the 'Great Replacement'
How the racist conspiracy has some roots right here in the Golden State of the 1990s.
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U.S. to offer Sweden security guarantees as war in Ukraine enters a new phase
As the war enters a 'protracted phase,' Ukrainian troops seized in Mariupol face interrogation while a...
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An old refrigerator becomes a vital gathering spot after mass shooting in Buffalo
In the wake of Saturday's shooting massacre in Buffalo, a refrigerator on a street corner becomes...