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If you give a bot a body: China's 'embodied' push for AI dominance -- Ann Scott Tyson2 hours ago
Fishing in a larger pond: Icelanders are divided on EU vote -- Mark Sappenfield3 hours ago
In immigration court's mass hearings, absence can mean deportation -- Cameron Pugh18 minutes ago
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Meta settlement aims to protect kids. Much more is needed, experts say. -- Cindy Carcamo23 hours ago
After six months of war in Iran, the US is diminished as both ally and rival -- Mark Sappenfield1 day ago
In Sudan's civil war, both sides target journalists -- Mat Nashed1 day ago
The limits of 'superpowerdom' as countries refuse to bend to America's will -- Ned Temko1 day ago
What has the US achieved in Iran war? A report card after 6 months. Stated goals in the Iran war included denuclearization, destroying missile supplies, curbing terrorist proxies, and possible regime change. By - Anna Mulrine Grobe - / 6 min11 hours ago
As US applies 'D-Day' economic pressures on Iran, the battle shifts to Iraq -- Taylor Luck11 hours ago
Why promised US breakthroughs in the Middle East failed to materialize -- Ned Temko8 days ago
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Suddenly, Iowa looks like a swing state again. What's driving the shift. -- Iowans could elect a Democratic governor for the first time in two decades. National issues, such as the Iran war's impact, and local ones, like herbicides, matter deeply in this tight race. -- Sophie Hills2 hours ago
Graham's win in South Carolina shows Trump's still got sway -- Linda Feldmann2 days ago
As Iran stalemate drags on, US tries to tighten the economic vise - By - Caitlin Babcock - , Victoria Hoffmann - / 4 min3 days ago
'My children get one childhood.' Why more Israelis are leaving the country. -- According to the author of one study, "Israel is losing Israelis," most of them young and highly educated. It's a sensitive subject for a country founded as a refuge. The reasons given include the wars, stresses, and acrimonious civil strife. -- Dina Kraft59 minutes ago
From patron to partner: Syria's new relationship with Russia -- Dominique Soguel2 days ago
Religious Israelis fight settler violence with a different expression of their faith -- Dina Kraft9 days ago
With war slowing Saudi food imports, hydroponics provide a homegrown solution -- Taylor Luck11 days ago
For Ukraine's Greek peoples, the war threatens a language and a way of life -- Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has displaced North Azovian Greek community, a minority-language people now trying to save their cultural identity. -- Victoria Belim1 day ago
As France investigates abuse at schools, parents ask, How do I protect my kid? -- Colette Davidson8 days ago
Signs mount that Russians are losing patience with Kremlin's war with Ukraine -- Fred Weir8 days ago
As river levels fall during drought, Europeans reflect on their connection to waterways - By - Colette Davidson - , Dominique Soguel - / 5 min7 days ago
When Native justice clashes with 'Anglo' law1 day ago
'So heartfelt.' Dolly Parton blended stardom with a unifying care for people.2 days ago
Mary Oliver: A poet who speaks to the 'state of the soul'3 days ago
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Former Marine Rye Barcott lauds 'humbling and leveling effect' of service8 days ago
The audacious plot to blow up the Nord Stream pipelines10 days ago
An Iraqi American director seeds her film 'Pomegranate' with love14 days ago
Raising horses lifts a Black family across generations15 days ago
Mr. Know-It-All: A comic about AI in schools - As a new school year begins, more than half of teens are relying on artificial intelligence to help them complete schoolwork. What do we lose when we invite AI into the classroom? By - Jacob Turcotte10 days ago
US pauses immigrant visa processing, spurring uncertainty, lawyers say -- The U.S. government has canceled immigrant visa interviews at consulates around the world. -- Sarah Matusek11 hours ago
Why the WNBA is playing defense over clashes about gender, race -- Kendra Nordin Beato3 days ago
Native Americans, once caricatured, now ponder: Reject Route 66, or use it to connect? -- Harry Bruinius4 days ago
Thousands evacuate as wildfire approaches Reno - By - John Raby - , Jack Brook - , John Seewer - / 5 min2 days ago
A vintage sports league's rallying cry: Take me out to the really old ballgame -- In the competitive league of vintage base ball – note, two words – the game is played according to rules used in Massachusetts in the 1860s. -- Melanie Stetson Freeman59 minutes ago
What does a self-reliant South Korea look like? Some push for a nuclear option. -- Kelly Kasulis Cho3 days ago
After US trade talks collapse, Canadians stand together against economic storm -- Sara Miller Llana4 days ago
Rescue at the library -- Murr Brewster21 days ago
Recess for office workers: Why not? -- Danny Heitman28 days ago
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