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Why Has Russia Struggled to Halt Ukraine’s Incursion in the Kursk Region?
Associated Press – After three weeks of fighting, Russia is still struggling to dislodge Ukrainian forces from the Kursk region, a surprisingly slow and low-key response to the first occupation of its territory since World War II.
Why the Olympics Can’t Unite the World
As tremendous athletic feats took place during the Games, the world outside grew only darker…
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August 2024
Aug 26
Economy & Personal Finance
Its Economy and Infrastructure Battered, Can Lebanon Afford a War with Israel?
Aug 15
Education
Schools Have Made Slow Progress on Record Absenteeism, with Millions of Kids Still Skipping Class
Aug 15
Middle East
As Gaza Death Toll Passes 40,000, Corpses Are Buried in Yards, Streets, Tiered Graves
Aug 12
Americas
The U.S. Navy’s Warship Production Is in Its Worst State in 25 Years. What’s Behind It?
Aug 9
Europe
Ukraine’s Surprise Cross-border Incursion Seen as a Tactical Reply to Russia’s Grinding Gains
Aug 6
Middle East
In Israel and Lebanon, Life Goes On Even as the Region Teeters on the Edge of All-out War
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July 2024
Jul 8
Economy & Personal Finance
Scammers Are Swiping Billions from Americans Every Year. Worse, Most Crooks Are Getting Away With It
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June 2024
Jun 18
Economy & Personal Finance
Fight for Control of Yemen’s Banks Between Rebels, Government Threatens to Further Wreck Economy
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May 2024
May 16
Geopolitics
China and Russia Reaffirm Their Close Ties as Moscow Presses Its Offensive in Ukraine
May 9
Weather & Environment
Too Much Water, and Not Enough: Brazil’s Flooded South Struggles to Access Basic Goods
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April 2024
Apr 19
Society & Lifestyles
25 Years After Columbine, Trauma Shadows Survivors of the School Shooting
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March 2024
Mar 7
Education
Kids Are Using Phones in Class, Even When It’s Against the Rules. What Can Teachers Do?
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February 2024
Feb 2
Analysis
Israel and Lebanon Are Prepping for a War Neither Wants, but Many Fear Is Becoming Inevitable
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January 2024
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