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Trump Says His Patience With Putin Is ‘Running Out Fast’
Trump said that he was prepared to issue new sanctions against the Russian banking and oil sectors, as well as tariffs on nations that purchase oil from Russia.
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NASA Bans Chinese Nationals From Working on Agency Programs
The space agency said the policy change is meant to ensure the security of its work.
Microsoft Avoids EU Competition Fine After Teams Software Probe
‘Today’s decision therefore opens up competition in this crucial market,’ an EU official said.
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Lawmakers Flag 100-Plus Cases of US Universities Funding CCP Research
Almost all Chinese institutions partnering with U.S. universities had direct ties to China’s defense industry or defense agencies, or both, a report stated.
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Florida to Investigate Teachers Found Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas said teachers ’must ensure their conduct does not undermine the trust of the students and families they serve.’
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NATO Strengthens Defenses on Eastern Frontier After Drone Incursion in Poland
French President Emmanuel Macron promised to send 3 Rafale fighter jets to Poland and said, ‘We will not yield to Russia’s growing intimidation.’
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Rubio Condemns Conviction of Former Brazil President Bolsonaro, Says US Will Act
Brazil’s Supreme Court has sentenced Jair Bolsonaro to more than 27 years in prison on coup attempt charges.
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‘Clemente’: Inspiring on the Playing Field and Off
This biography of baseball great and humanitarian Roberto Clemente is long overdue.
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The Slow Secret to Growing More Self-Control
Though change can be difficult, we’re not hardwired to be any one way. Determination and patience are essential tools for success.
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The Slow Secret to Growing More Self-Control
Though change can be difficult, we’re not hardwired to be any one way. Determination and patience are essential tools for success.
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Learning to Be a Friend, in Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’
In Part 1 of a two-part series, Austen’s heroine learns what it means to be a friend to Harriet Smith.
Big Ben Shortlisted for UK’s Top Architecture Prize
London’s Elizabeth Tower is the first conservation project nominated for the RIBA Stirling Prize.
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A Brief Look at Ladies’ Fashion in the Golden Age of Tang Dynasty
High waists and flowing sleeves are some of the attributes of these otherworldly garments.
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The Tennessee Hometown of President Andrew Johnson
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we look at how and where the first post-Civil War president labored, lived, and now rests.
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Learning to Be a Friend, in Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’
In Part 1 of a two-part series, Austen’s heroine learns what it means to be a friend to Harriet Smith.
Grateful Bay of Pigs Survivor Still ‘Willing to Die for This Country’
To Jose ‘Pepe’ Tomeu, America means ‘freedom, love, and prosperity.’
Ainsworth Rand Spofford: The Great American Librarian
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a a young bookseller who moves to Washington and becomes the most consequential librarian of Congress.
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Meet the Adorable K-9 Bloodhound Dubbed America’s Hero Dog
Bo the K9 bloodhound and his human handler are the crime-fighting duo that their town needs.
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Wild Side: 8 Colorado Restaurants Serving Buffalo, Elk, and Other Game
Wild game like buffalo and elk is now farmed throughout the U.S. and some Colorado locales even serve meat raised locally.
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The Michelin Guide’s Most Beautiful Hotels in California for 2025
The Michelin Guide’s anonymous, difficult-to-please investigators are also concerned about hotels.
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Rick Steves’ Europe: How Brexit Has Impacted Your Trip to the UK
Britain remains a rewarding, multifaceted destination.
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Wild Side: 8 Colorado Restaurants Serving Buffalo, Elk, and Other Game
Wild game like buffalo and elk is now farmed throughout the U.S. and some Colorado locales even serve meat raised locally.
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