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U.S. hopes Hamas leader's death will end Gaza war. Israel may have other ideas
President Biden sees an opportunity for peace, but both Israel and Hamas vow to fight on....
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Israel’s killing of Hamas’ leader is a harsh blow, but hardly fatal. What happens now?
Israel's killing of Hamas' leader is a harsh blow, analysts say, but hardly a fatal one.
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Granderson: How will Mideast bloodshed end? Not with a bullet
History is filled with world leaders who promise that war can bring about peace. However, mankind's...
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In final stretch, Harris refocuses on Trump being 'unstable' and mentally unfit for office
Vice President Kamala Harris is raising fresh concerns about former President Trump's mental fitness as she...
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Voters displaced. Polling stations destroyed. Will hurricane recovery depress voter turnout?
Even a slight drop in turnout at polling stations in North Carolina and neighboring swing states...
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Fears of sectarian tensions rise in Lebanon as Israel expands strikes
As Israel expands its strikes far from Hezbollah's bastions into areas where displaced Shiites have fled,...
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Harris has been called 'soft' and 'tough' on crime. What does her record show?
Those who worked with Kamala Harris when she was San Francisco district attorney and California attorney...
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Trump, pointing to San Jose State volleyball player, vows to ban transgender athletes
Donald Trump claimed during a town hall that a spike by a transgender player "hit the...
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The hours leading to Liam Payne's death in Argentina: What we know
Former One Direction singer Liam Payne died Wednesday after falling from a hotel balcony in Argentina....
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A violent end for Hamas leader who plotted Oct. 7 attacks
Sinwar's killing ends a yearlong hunt for the Palestinian leader, who orchestrated Hamas' war with Israel.
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Heat, thirst and rosaries: A drive along Arizona's border with Mexico
Migrants, cartels and crosses can be seen along Arizona's border wall with Mexico. The state is...
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In a close election, here are three legal disputes that could reach the Supreme Court
If only a few thousand votes separate Harris and Trump, courts could prove crucial
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Mexican journalists are dying. A new documentary tells the story
A Netflix documentary explores the dangers of working for the news media in Mexico, where at...
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For Korean Americans, 'reverse migration' brings joy — and pain
For decades, South Koreans came to the U.S. for a better life. Now many of them...
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Harris and Trump court voters outside of their base
The Fox News interview is part of a media blitz by Vice President Kamala Harris as...
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Liam Payne, veteran of One Direction, dies in fall from balcony of Buenos Aires hotel
Liam Payne has died at age 31. The British singer-songwriter, formerly with the boy band One...
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Column: I'm also sick of discussing Trump's madness. But we have to
Trump's recent comments and his decision to just listen to music at a rally provided the...
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Schiff and Pelosi take Trump threats seriously, and as more proof he's unfit for office
Trump has called former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Rep. Adam B. Schiff enemies of the...
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EPA can force coal-fired power plants to drastically cut carbon pollution, Supreme Court says
Supreme Court rejects a series of emergency appeals from Republican-led states and the coal and electric...
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Liberal San Francisco asks conservative Supreme Court for relief from EPA rules
Lawyers for San Francisco told the court it was 'unfair and unworkable' to hold the city...
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Opinion: What more do the U.S. and its allies need? It's time to take out Iran's nuclear sites
Iran's belligerence in the Mideast should be a signal to the United States: It cannot be...
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Mexico's ex-security czar gets 38 years for cartel bribes. Is he the first of many?
According to federal prosecutors, Genaro García Luna, once his country's equivalent of J. Edgar Hoover, enabled...
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Caminos del Southwest: A road trip through Latino America
Seven days. Seven states. Nearly 3,000 miles. Gustavo Arellano talks to Latinos across the Southwest about...
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Arizona mining country produced Latino leaders for L.A. Now, some are staying
Some of the most important names in L.A. Latino politics were born in Arizona mining towns...