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Jesse Jackson's journey from a South Carolina protest to presidential runs -- Ken Makin

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In an election year, Netanyahu tries rewriting Israel's Oct. 7 narrative -- Shoshanna Solomon

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In Gaza, Israel's creeping Yellow Line takes Palestinians' land, and lives - By - Ghada Abdulfattah - , Taylor Luck - / 6 min

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Progress but not compromise as latest US-Iran nuclear talks end -- Scott Peterson

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Committed, but weary? Russia stays the course after 4 years of war in Ukraine. -- Four years on, Russia has now been engaged in war in Ukraine longer than the Soviet Union fought in World War II, and the cost is starting to wear. -- Fred Weir

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Letter to Pokrovsk, Ukrainian city of roses: Your beautiful spirit isn't lost -- Howard LaFranchi

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Clergy look to Bible on immigration enforcement. Interpretations can differ.

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Who's in the Epstein files, from the former Prince Andrew to Lawrence Summers -- Cameron Pugh

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As AI leaps forward, concerns rise that innovation is leaving safety behind -- Caitlin Babcock

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As the world fights over Greenland, its people double down on their own values -- As the world clamors for Greenland's rare earth minerals and energy potential, will its people be able to choose their own path? -- Mark Sappenfield

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Mexico takes out most-wanted cartel leader: Why that means nationwide upheaval -- Whitney Eulich

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When looking back holds us back -- Larissa Snorek

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