Debt ceiling demands and red lines for the White House and Republicans
As negotiating teams for President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy work on hammering out a deal to raise
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Most U.S. Latino history is left out of high school textbooks, study finds
Most of the seminal events impacting U.S. Latino history are not a subject of study in high schools across the
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Uber launching teen accounts
Ride-share company Uber unveiled several changes Wednesday, including an update that will allow teens under the age of 18 to
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Shrinking German Catholic Church to Lose a Third of Its Property
ROME — An ongoing exodus from the Catholic Church in Germany has produced a financial and membership crisis, a new
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He Lost Turkey’s Presidential Election, but Could Swing the Runoff
ANKARA — As Sinan Ogan tells it, he has suddenly become the most sought-after man in Turkey. The hard-right nationalist
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Prison sentences for political activists who defrauded Polish Red Cross to fund election campaign
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A Polish court has convicted nine people, including two former activists of the governing Law and
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I’m a Professor. Florida Just Banned Everything I Teach.
Writing during the apartheid regime of Jim Crow, famed historian and founder of Black History Month Carter G. Woodson observed
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Thousands of Iraqi and Iranians to Have Asylum Claims ‘Fast-Tracked’
In the latest amnesty-style scheme from the Conservative government to cover over its failures to deal with the ever-growing asylum
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The Plan to Build a New Capital
“Jakarta has a lot of problems,” says my colleague Hannah Beech, The Times’s senior correspondent for Asia, “but its most
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Mexico Investigates Fugitive Cop for Purchase of Spy Software Used on Journalists
Authorities in Mexico announced a new investigation into one of its former top law enforcement officials and some of his
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