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Calls grow for South Korea's president to resign or face impeachment after he imposed martial law
From NPR
Thu. 12-05-2024
Trump vows to use local police to deport migrants and carry out mass deportations. Could he do it?
From NPR
Wed. 12-04-2024
Demonstrations continue on steps of Georgia's parliament over suspension of European Union talks
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Tue. 12-03-2024
A 286-pound loggerhead turtle was released back into the ocean after three weeks of rehabilitation
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Sun. 12-01-2024
Police thought this Japanese kindergarten had a shoe thief until cameras caught the furry culprit
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Sat. 11-30-2024
Animals at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo kicked off the holiday season with Thanksgiving treats and toys
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Fri. 11-29-2024
At one of Kyiv's oldest street cafes, "perepichka" has been the only dish served for almost 40 years
From NPR
Thu. 11-28-2024
Crowds wait for bread outside a U.N.-run bakery in Gaza—often their only meal per day during the war
From NPR
Thu. 11-28-2024
Gunfire rang out in Beirut today to celebrate ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Lebanon
From NPR
Thu. 11-28-2024
Hanna Haiduk is a master of Ukrainian embroidery, continuing the memory of her son and her country
From NPR
Wed. 11-27-2024
The civil war in Sudan has led to the largest displacement crisis in the world
From NPR
Wed. 11-27-2024
Days after wrapping his latest film, Mohammad Rasoul was sentenced to eight years in prison
From NPR
Wed. 11-27-2024
Mohammad Rasoulof left Iran after making his most daring film | Morning Edition | NPR
From NPR
Tue. 11-26-2024
Cynthia Erivo and co-star Ariana Grande "decided to be good to each other" on set of Wicked
From NPR
Sun. 11-24-2024
An art piece consisting of a simple banana, duct-taped to a wall, sold for $6.2 million at auction
From NPR
Sun. 11-24-2024
