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Japan Condemns China’s Ban on Dual-Use Exports
Beijing’s decision is the latest attempt to pressure Tokyo after Japan’s prime minister said an attack on Taiwan would be deemed an existential threat.
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After Maduro’s Arrest, CCP Censors Let Anti-American Hatred Spread Online—By Design: Analysts
As Chinese state media accused America of ‘hegemonic behavior,’ China’s censors quietly allowed emotional and violent rhetoric to surface on its internet.
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At Least 24 Venezuelan Security Officers Killed in US Raid to Capture Maduro
The updated figures bring the official death toll to at least 56, including Cuban allies serving as security personnel for Venezuela’s ruling regime.
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US Expands List of Countries Subject to Visa Bonds of up to $15,000
The State Department said the visa bond policy is intended to deter visa overstays.
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Day in Photos: Anniversary of Jan. 6, Protests in Israel, and Snow in Europe
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Somali UN Ambassador Linked to Ohio Health Care Company Sanctioned for Medicaid Fraud, HHS Says
U.S. health officials said the U.N. Security Council president is associated with a Cincinnati home health agency targeted in a federal fraud case.
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Don’t Toss Your Christmas Tree–Make a Medicinal Pine-Infused Oil Instead
Homemade pine-infused oil from your Christmas tree can help with congestion, dry skin, and stress relief.
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Don’t Toss Your Christmas Tree–Make a Medicinal Pine-Infused Oil Instead
Homemade pine-infused oil from your Christmas tree can help with congestion, dry skin, and stress relief.
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‘Abraham Lincoln: A History–Vol. I’: Up Close and Personal Observations
What better documenters of the 16th president’s political, professional, and personal actions and words than his two faithful private secretaries.
‘That’s Not How It Happened’: Mixing Fame and Family
A novel about a mom’s memoir raising her Down Syndrome son is being adapted into a film. What will it cost the family?
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‘Love Johnny Carson’: Hailing the Late-Night King
Here’s an in-depth look at the talk show legend, culled from more than 400 interviews.
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‘The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers’: The 25th Anniversary
Does “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers,” suffer from sequelitis? No. It’s even better. More spectacular, emotionally rewarding, and more exciting.
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‘Abraham Lincoln: A History–Vol. I’: Up Close and Personal Observations
What better documenters of the 16th president’s political, professional, and personal actions and words than his two faithful private secretaries.
Pawnee Bill Transformed the Wild West Into Popular Entertainment
Showman Gordon William Lillie turned the American frontier into a thrilling spectacle.
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Treaties, Gold, and the Last Battle of Crazy Horse
In ‘This Week in History,’ peace between the United States and Sioux Nation ended with the Black Hills Gold Rush, leading to the Great Sioux War.
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Don Chapel’s Gifted Storytelling
The country music artist gave substance to the genre with polished, heartfelt ballads.
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Rick Steves’ Europe: Falling in Love With the Matterhorn
Zermatt is a tiny-but-touristy town of roughly 6,000 people nestled at the dead-end of a long valley in Switzerland’s remote southwest.
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International Ski Trips: The Alps, Japan and Beyond
There’s quite a few amazing destinations well-known for their skiing opportunities across the globe.
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Follow Christopher Columbus to the Cayman Islands
One of the factors that makes visiting the Cayman Islands convenient is that you can use U.S. money.
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Rick Steves’ Europe: Falling in Love With the Matterhorn
Zermatt is a tiny-but-touristy town of roughly 6,000 people nestled at the dead-end of a long valley in Switzerland’s remote southwest.
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