World
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Riots breaks out in Brussels after Belgium’s loss to Morocco.
Riots erupted in the heart of Brussels and several other Belgian cities on Sunday after Belgium was upset by Morocco,…
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As Winter Looms, Snowfall and Mud Present New Hardships for Ukraine
Increasingly frigid winter weather presented new challenges for Ukraine on Sunday as mud churned up the battlefield and snowfall made…
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Marijuana Pardons Affect Just a Sliver of Those Swept Up in the War on Drugs
WASHINGTON — Valerie Schultz’s conviction for possession of a small amount of marijuana in 2010 was anything but simple. Ms.…
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Roman Coins Thought for Centuries to Be Fakes Get a Fresh Appraisal
In 1713, a medals inspector documented the acquisition of eight gold Roman coins that had been buried in Transylvania. For…
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In Ukraine, Bakhmut Becomes a Bloody Vortex for 2 Militaries
BAKHMUT, Ukraine — For almost an hour, the stream of Ukrainian casualties in the eastern city of Bakhmut seemed unending:…
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The Exceptionally American Problem of Rising Roadway Deaths
About a thousand people gathered on a bright morning on the National Mall the Saturday before Thanksgiving for what has…
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As Gen X and Boomers Age, They Confront Living Alone
Jay Miles has lived his 52 years without marriage or children, which has suited his creative ambitions as a videographer…
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Going Local on the Island of St. Lucia
“Here, smell this,” said Hans Mathurin, 29, as he pulled off the road, rolled down his window and snatched a…
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He Never Denied Selling Drugs. But Britain Says He’s a Slave Master, Too.
Glodi Wabelua was determined to come out different this time: “More humble. More quiet.” He was 28 and this was…
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Beauty Over Brains: Japan’s Skin-Deep University Pageants
Yuki Iozumi was fretting about how her shoulders might look in a wedding dress. “I feel like I look too…