We are less than a month away from elections in the United States that will have worldwide implications. Whether young people ...

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The world's most prestigious prize is awarded each year for efforts towards world peace. But figuring out who gets it? That's cause for strife.

How we think about the world depends on history we have accepted as true. But that version of the past relies on stories based on partial truths. Two photos: On the left, by Yuganov Konstantin, a ...

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As Canada’s relationship with the United States sours, Europe looks to sweeten its ties to the Land of the Maple Leaf. Here is a taste of what that means. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney holds up ...

When all hell breaks out you want to know what’s happening. But you can’t expect news producers to exist if you only support them when you think you need them. The Rancho Super Car Wash vintage neon ...

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On 19 September 2025, Zubeen Garg, a singer, songwriter, film actor and activist from the state of Assam in India, died of drowning in Singapore. He had travelled there to participate in a cultural ...