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Iconic structures, including the Eiffel Tower, pay tribute to the victims of the attacks in Brussels.
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How the Soviet Union tried to downplay one of the world’s biggest nuclear disasters.
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A lawsuit says Rezaian, his wife, mother and brother suffered irreparable harm as a result of torture, hostage-taking and acts of terrorism.
over 7 years ago
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Animals don’t have to wait until polls close to know which presidential candidate is the winner.
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The CIA has “high confidence” that the Russian government tried to help the campaign of Donald Trump. Here’s the latest.
over 7 years ago
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Berlin had something to say about walls.
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The secret prisons were used by the CIA to detain and interrogate suspects.
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The general faced criticism even before he became national security adviser.
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Investigators and lawmakers want to find out what Kushner knows.
almost 7 years ago
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Stepfathers are in. Grandfathers are out.
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The latest test means a significant step forward in North Korea’s missile development.
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The exchanges between the two leaders have been both terrifying and amusing.
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AR-style rifles have appeared in some of the deadliest shootings in the last few years. Here’s where they came from.
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The device was little known until the Las Vegas massacre.
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Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps veterans see their own experiences reflected in the story of 1st Platoon.
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The powerful painkiller is the leading cause of overdose deaths in America.
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Young people on campuses had a lot to say about living in a world where the right to abortion is not guaranteed.
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