The medical crisis in Gaza's hospitals, or what remains of them, is catastrophic. Hospitals can barely treat patients, and staff don't have the equipment, medicine…

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EXPLAINERA temporary route for vessels has opened in Baltimore following the collision of a cargo vessel with a major bridge last week. The first vessel…

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EXPLAINEREvery year on March 30, Palestinians hold protests and vigils and plant olive trees to reaffirm their connection to the land. Every year on March…

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1 of 3 | The Wisconsin Supreme Court has opted not to hear arguments over a lawsuit filed by Democrats seeking to redraw the Dairy…

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The United States is more diverse than ever, with growing numbers of Latino, Asian and multiracial residents, while the white population saw a historic decline,…

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Democrats tried unsuccessfully for more than a decade to overturn the Republican-drawn maps. But it wasn’t until control of the state Supreme Court flipped in…

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About 128 million voters were registered to vote in national and state elections amid political and economic challenges. Pakistan is counting votes in a general election marred…

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In 2004, as broadband was replacing dial-up internet and mobile phones with colour screens were gaining popularity, on February 4, a social network, named “TheFacebook”,…

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“No doctor wakes up in the morning and says: ‘I'm going to amputate a child's leg without anaesthesia.’” “You don't want to watch children suffer,”…

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