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Mexico City sees potential soccer fields. But garden farmers fight to preserve a legacy.
Mexico City’s chinampas, artificial islands first built by the Aztecs, are under threat from spreading urbanization. But a ...
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Amid costly war with Israel, Hezbollah faces fire from its own supporters
Hezbollah has long assured its Shiite Lebanese base that when the time came, it would robustly defend Lebanon and punish ...
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Election Day 2024: Why both sides feel this is a tipping point for America
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Democracy’s gems in Botswana
A shift in power after 58 years marks a turn toward valuing ordinary citizens as a source of economic diversity and renewal.
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Where playgrounds benefit adults, and a bridge between art and science opens minds
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It’s a ‘law and order’ election in Georgia – with a twist
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Quincy Jones, music producer of ‘Thriller,’ rose from poverty to show business heights
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What happens if Trump tries to overturn another election loss?
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Years after Breonna Taylor’s death, jury finds Kentucky cop guilty of excessive force
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The awakening that heals
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Moldova’s pro-West president, reelected, slams external ‘hostile forces’
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An unwanted kiss shook Spanish soccer – and society. A new documentary explores why.
Just as the Spanish women’s national team was celebrating its 2023 World Cup victory, it found itself embroiled in a fight ...