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With the world swirling in crises — some of which are his own doing — President Trump heads to diplomacy’s largest stage: the annual U.N.
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In Iowa, Sen. Elizabeth Warren has moved into the lead. She’s grown her support with attention to detail and an ability to connect with voters.
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The world is struggling to to meet its climate change goals, but a handful of countries have found ways to significantly cut their greenhouse gas emissions.
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As the U.N. Climate Action Summit kicks off, protesters are already looking beyond the official gathering, a recognition that it will take sustained pressure for governments to act.
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Hundreds of protesters in Indonesia’s restive Papua province set fire to homes and other buildings Monday in a protest sparked by rumors that a teacher had insulted students, and a soldier was killed in another protest in the region, police said.
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A woman who was severely burned in a domestic violence attack in Vermont is hoping for a second face transplant after doctors recently discovered tissue damage that likely will lead to the loss of her donor face.
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British tour operator Thomas Cook collapsed after failing to secure rescue funding. The U.K. said the return of 150,000 customers now abroad would be its largest peacetime repatriation in history.
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An initial call to “storm Area 51" turned into a weekend festival of camping and partying in the dusty Nevada desert and trekking to remote gates of the military base.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s 2018 CBS interview in which he said Islam does not stipulate the wearing of the abaya has paved the way for Saudi women to go abaya-less in public. But those who do so risk harassment.
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For some Egyptians who lived through the 2011 revolution, a series of small weekend protests elicited nostalgia and a glimmer of hope for the future.
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All of the victims were wearing orange paper bands on their wrists. Police determined the victims initially went to a venue together.
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A man was found dead in his stranded truck near Beaumont after Tropical Storm Imelda flooded southeast Texas and parts of Louisiana.
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Among 2020 Democratic contenders, Bernie Sanders has attracted an unusually strong fandom among Muslims. Can they get him into office?
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On the campaign trail, Elizabeth Warren rarely mentions her two decades teaching at Harvard, preferring to dwell on her humble roots in Oklahoma. Her path to the White House may depend on which version of her voters accept — prairie populist or Ivy League elitist.
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Many African migrants who seek to go to the United States are stuck in southern Mexico. Some have set up a tent city to pressure Mexican authorities to let them proceed.
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Iran’s president said Sunday his country should lead regional security in the strategic Persian Gulf and criticized the presence of foreign forces, as the country’s nuclear deal with world powers collapses and the U.S. deployed more troops to boost security for its Arab allies.
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Publication of the official results of Israel’s Tuesday election, three days after balloting ended, did little to challenge the idea that Israel is a hopelessly deadlocked country.
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Two men were shot and killed, four injured victims were airlifted to medical facilities for treatment, and four other people were treated at local facilities.
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Greta Thunberg and other young activists visit the United Nations to urge Secretary-General Antonio Guterres into action against climate change.
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Hurricane Lorena was expected to approach the northwestern coast of mainland Mexico late Saturday and Sunday.
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A woman who was severely burned in a domestic violence attack in Vermont is hoping for a second face transplant after doctors recently discovered tissue damage that likely will lead to the loss of her donor face.
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An initial call to “storm Area 51" turned into a weekend festival of camping and partying in the dusty Nevada desert and trekking to remote gates of the military base.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s 2018 CBS interview in which he said Islam does not stipulate the wearing of the abaya has paved the way for Saudi women to go abaya-less in public. But those who do so risk harassment.
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All of the victims were wearing orange paper bands on their wrists. Police determined the victims initially went to a venue together.
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Many African migrants who seek to go to the United States are stuck in southern Mexico. Some have set up a tent city to pressure Mexican authorities to let them proceed.
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Fifty years later, the Manson “family” murders remain seared into the collective memory of Los Angeles. The question, which persists to this day, is why?
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Charles Manson and his “family” committed heinous crimes across Los Angeles in 1969. Here is a timeline of what led up to the murders and the aftermath.
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Followers of Charles Manson were tied to the deaths of nine people in the summer of 1969.
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