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Syria seeks to build functioning government after fall of autocratic Assad dynasty [387d]
White House says future of Syrian people depends on 'choices they make' [387d]
What to expect from the Syrian opposition coming to power after toppling Assad [387d]
What we know about the person of interest detained in healthcare CEO killing [387d]
Analysis: This Supreme Court case could affect how federal agencies consider environmental and climate impact [387d]
News Wrap: Pentagon grounds V-22 Osprey fleet after near-crash [387d]
Trump lays out agenda on border, tariffs and potential political retribution in interview [387d]
New York jury acquits former Marine charged after subway chokehold death [387d]
East LA arts program gives addicts and ex-cons an escape to a new life [387d]
What is birthright citizenship and could Trump end it? [387d]
People hit hardest by opioid crisis often don't get a say in how settlement money is spent [387d]
Supreme Court rejects challenge from Wisconsin parents on school guidance for transgender students [387d]
Fact-checking Trump's 'Meet the Press' interview [387d]
How will Assad's downfall affect Russia and Putin? [387d]
WATCH LIVE: Biden speaks at Tribal Nations Summit after creating Native American boarding school national monument [387d]
Live updates: Police question man in connection to killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO [387d]
Man with gun thought to be similar to one used in killing of UnitedHeathcare CEO questioned, AP reports [387d]
Police identify man in custody as person of interest in killing of UnitedHeathcare CEO [387d]
Daniel Penny acquitted in NYC subway chokehold case over Jordan Neely's death [387d]
Golden Globe nominations announced, musical 'Emilia Pérez' leads with 10 nominations [388d]
Zelenskyy open to Western troops providing security in effort to end war in Ukraine [388d]
Netanyahu to take witness stand for the first time in his corruption trial in Israel [388d]
Syrian rebels free prisoners from Assad's notorious dungeons, celebrate in Damascus streets [388d]
Syrian prime minister says government is still functioning but challenges loom [388d]
South Korea's Justice Ministry imposes overseas travel ban on President Yoon over martial law [388d]
The end of the Eras tour marks a bittersweet moment for Taylor Swift fans [388d]
Merriam-Webster's 2024 word of the year: 'polarization' [388d]
Analysis: Syria faces risky new moment after fall of the Assad dynasty [388d]
Trump won't rule out revenge prosecutions, deportation of U.S. citizens when he takes office [388d]