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Day in Photos: Parachute Descending Drills, First Meeting of the Board of Peace, and Volcanic Eruption in the Philippines
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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How Italian Culture Shaped This Australian Radio Host’s Career
Radio host Tony Tardio described family as a ‘powerful force.’
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Mexican Officials Say No Formal FBI Request in Nancy Guthrie Case
The attorney general’s office for the Mexican state of Sonora released an update on Thursday.
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Reps. Massie, Khanna to Force Vote on Requiring Congressional Approval for Iran Strikes
President Trump has repeatedly threatened military action if Iran doesn’t accept a new deal to curb its nuclear development.
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The University as a Civic Institution: Beyond Means and Metrics
If Canadians care about freedom, they must care about the institutions that cultivate the habits of mind on which freedom depends.
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Trump Says Next 10 Days Could Decide Fate of Iran Talks
Noting the June U.S. strikes on Iran, President Donald Trump said the United States may ‘have to take it a step further’ if Iran does not agree to a deal.
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Sweden Announces $1.42 Billion Air Defense Package for Ukraine
Sweden has also recently committed $100 million toward a NATO-coordinated purchase of critical defense equipment from the United States for Ukraine.
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Why Trump Wants UK to Keep the Chagos Islands: What to Know
The U.S. president has rebuked the British government over its decision to hand over the archipelago, home to a U.S.–UK joint military base, to Mauritius.
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US Figure Skater Alysa Liu’s Father Rules Out Representing China, Cites Human Rights Concerns
Her father, Arthur Liu, fled China after becoming a wanted man because of his involvement in the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests in 1989.
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Day in Photos: Parachute Descending Drills, First Meeting of the Board of Peace, and Volcanic Eruption in the Philippines
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
How Italian Culture Shaped This Australian Radio Host’s Career
Radio host Tony Tardio described family as a ‘powerful force.’
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Mexican Officials Say No Formal FBI Request in Nancy Guthrie Case
The attorney general’s office for the Mexican state of Sonora released an update on Thursday.
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Reps. Massie, Khanna to Force Vote on Requiring Congressional Approval for Iran Strikes
President Trump has repeatedly threatened military action if Iran doesn’t accept a new deal to curb its nuclear development.
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The University as a Civic Institution: Beyond Means and Metrics
If Canadians care about freedom, they must care about the institutions that cultivate the habits of mind on which freedom depends.
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Trump Says Next 10 Days Could Decide Fate of Iran Talks
Noting the June U.S. strikes on Iran, President Donald Trump said the United States may ‘have to take it a step further’ if Iran does not agree to a deal.
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Sweden Announces $1.42 Billion Air Defense Package for Ukraine
Sweden has also recently committed $100 million toward a NATO-coordinated purchase of critical defense equipment from the United States for Ukraine.
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Why Trump Wants UK to Keep the Chagos Islands: What to Know
The U.S. president has rebuked the British government over its decision to hand over the archipelago, home to a U.S.–UK joint military base, to Mauritius.
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US Figure Skater Alysa Liu’s Father Rules Out Representing China, Cites Human Rights Concerns
Her father, Arthur Liu, fled China after becoming a wanted man because of his involvement in the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests in 1989.
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