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UN Security Council reconvenes to call for halt in fighting as death toll in Gaza approaches 20,000
Nearly 85% of the population has been displaced, and little food and aid allowed to reach them.
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'How to Dance in Ohio' on Broadway stars 7 autistic actors
The seven starring actors play the young adults featured in a documentary of the same name as they navigate the excitement and fears associated with preparing for their first formal dance.
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The sad story of Oakland losing the Athletics, its last professional sports team
Just a decade ago the city was home to the Athletics, the Warriors basketball team — now based in San Francisco — and the Raiders football team, who preceded the Athletics in moving to Las Vegas.
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Steven Pinker: Can Numbers Show Us That Progress Is Inevitable?
It might seem like the world is getting worse and worse. But psychologist Steven Pinker says that across the board, data suggests we've made a lot of progress. The question is — will it continue?
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U.S. launched series of retaliatory strikes in the Middle East over the weekend
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Tensions between U.S. and Iran heightened after attack in Jordan
President Biden has said he's decided how the United States will respond to that attack, but the details of how are still unknown.
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Why one asylum officer says so many migrants are coming to the border, amid tougher screenings
The compromise bill to avoid a government shutdown includes more money for border agents. But asylum officers say recent restrictions on asylum screenings have made their jobs harder.
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6 months of war in Gaza
The war began six months ago after the Oct. 7 attack when Hamas fighters killed 1,200 Israelis and took more than 250 Israelis hostage. Israel retaliated by launching a war in Gaza, killing more than 30,000 Palestinians.
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In 'Replay,' video game pioneer Jordan Mechner explores his Jewish family's story of survival
The graphic novel interweaves his personal history with the story of how his grandfather and father fled Vienna to escape the Nazis.
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Arizona jury indicts Trump allies in 'fake elector' scheme
A grand jury indicted former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman, and other allies of former President Donald Trump for their efforts involvement in a so-called 'fake electors' scheme to undermine Biden's victory in the 2020 election.
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Financial red flags to look out for on a first date
We've all been trained to look out for red flags on first dates, like when someone orders for you without asking or spends the entire evening talking about themselves. But what about financial red flags?
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Many of us spend our careers wondering what age we will be able to retire at and live comfortably.
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Held v. Montana lead plaintiff on future of climate laws as state seeks to overturn landmark victory
Montana seeks to overturn a landmark climate case that found that the state's dealings with the fossil fuel industry had violated its constitutional provision to provide a "clean and healthful environment" to residents.
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Why an incentive program in Louisville hasn't lured police to live in neighborhoods they patrol
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How deforestation is increasing risk of bat-borne diseases for humans
Bat researchers in Australia noticed that when bat habitat is degraded through deforestation and food is less available, the hungry bats search for food in areas where humans and farm animals live.
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What to know about Florida's new law banning social media for those under 14
The bill, signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday, comes amidst a growing national push for social media companies to do more to protect the safety of kids online.
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Medical student teaches radiologists and her professors about X-rays and Black hairstyles
Temple University medical student Angela Udongwo identified issues with how many physicians and radiologists misidentify Black hairstyles — like locs, braids and twists — in X-rays.
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Kenya closing in on 100% renewables target thanks to geothermal power
Kenya stumbled across geothermal as a power option in the 1970s when tensions in the Middle East led to an oil embargo and drove up costs and the need for Kenya to find alternate energy opportunities.
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'Oppenheimer' wins Best Picture, Emma Stone takes Best Actress: NPR's Oscars highlights
And John Cena appeared nude to commemorate an infamous incident in 1974 when a streaker ran across the stage on live television.
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Librarian Mychal Threets showcases the joy of books across social media
As libraries across the country face existential crises on many fronts — budget cuts, closures, book bans — one librarian in San Francisco is leading a fightback on social media.
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How a children’s book publisher is prioritizing diverse stories beyond heritage months
As the daughter of immigrants, Jessica Echevarria says she never saw herself represented in books growing up.
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Eco-friendly coffee alternatives: Climate change has companies turning to date seeds, chickpeas
Experts say climate change will make it much harder to grow coffee. Several companies are now marketing coffee-like drinks out of everything from date seeds to leftover barley from beer breweries.
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India excludes Muslims from fast-tracked citizenship path, sparking religious discrimination worries
Critics say that this is the latest policy from Prime Minister Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party intended to sow religious division and entrench Hindu nationalism within India.
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