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Israeli-Hezbollah cease-fire avoids mistakes of the past, U.S. negotiator says [400d]
News Wrap: Thanksgiving travel rush expected to be busiest ever [400d]
Trump names COVID lockdown skeptic to lead NIH, another sign of shifts in key agencies [400d]
Lacking manpower, Ukraine resorts to harsh means to force draft dodgers into combat [400d]
How Trump's reelection signals a broader acceptance of authoritarian leadership [400d]
Exploring how psychology can help bridge political divisions this Thanksgiving [400d]
'Brains and Beauty' exhibit explores how the mind processes art and aesthetic experiences [400d]
3 ways empathy can help you handle conflict during the holidays [400d]
Meet the health care critics Trump picked to lead top U.S. health agencies under RFK Jr. [400d]
3 Americans detained for years in China have been released, White House announces [400d]
Trump nominates Keith Kellogg as special envoy for Ukraine and Russia [400d]
New York City now requiring some to place their trash into bins for pickup [400d]
Lockdown in Pakistan's capital ends after police disperse protestors demanding release of Imran Khan [400d]
Trump transition says appointees targeted by bomb threats, swatting attacks [400d]
White House urges Ukraine to quickly increase size of its military, draft troops as young as 18 [400d]
Why are eggs getting more expensive again? [400d]
Why are eggs getting more expensive again? [400d]
Fear of mass deportations pose new challenges for educators across the country [400d]
Ohio Gov. DeWine signs bill restricting transgender students' use of bathrooms [400d]
U.S. inflation gauge ticks higher with consumer prices on the rise [400d]
ICC prosecutor requests arrest warrant for Myanmar military leader, alleging crimes against humanity [400d]
Australia moves forward on law to ban children from social media [400d]
What to know about the Israeli-Hezbollah cease-fire deal [400d]