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Lag in Slavery Reparations From US Jesuits Irks Descendants
LIn partnership with those whose descendants were once under the Catholic order, the U.S. Jesuits promised to raise $100 millions…
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The Climate Challenges Ahead After Inflation Reduction Act
Following 30 years’ worth of failures to pass bold climate legislation, the United States entered a new period when President…
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US may ‘sleepwalk’ into war with China – Asian leader — Analysis
Washington and Beijing are leading the world into “dangerous territory,” Singapore’s future PM has told Bloomberg News US-China tensions are…
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Polio is Back in the U.S. Here’s How to Stay Safe
UPolio was a historical relic in the United States. It used to be a terrible disease that killed thousands of…
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Trump team doesn’t know what was seized in FBI raid – lawyer — Analysis
The ‘inventory list’ supplied by the FBI was ‘Borderline pointless,’ the former president’s lawyer says Former US President Donald Trump…
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Drought-Stricken Nevada, Arizona, and Mexico Face Water Cuts
(SALT LAKE CITY, Utah) — For the second year in a row, Arizona and Nevada will face cuts in the…
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The GOP May Dread Sarah Palin’s Comeback More Than Democrats
This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up Click hereGet stories such as this delivered…
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Taiwan accuses China of ‘exaggerated tricks’ — Analysis
Defense officials have denied a claim that Chinese aircraft flew near the Penghu islands, saying Beijing uses “cognitive warfare” Taiwanese…
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