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A Black Hawk helicopter of the U.S. Air Force flies over Kabul in April. Florian Gaertner/Photothek via Getty Images hide caption
A Black Hawk helicopter of the U.S. Air Force flies over Kabul in April. Florian Gaertner/Photothek via Getty Images hide caption
Some Afghans Dread The Departure Of Foreign Forces. Others See It As Liberation
Coronavirus Variant From India Appears To Be Spreading In The U.S.
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Judge Puts Hold On Ruling That Could Result In Millions Of Families Getting Evicted
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To Many Firefighters Across The Country, A COVID-19 Vaccine Has Been A Tough Sell
To Many Firefighters Across The Country, A COVID-19 Vaccine Has Been A Tough Sell
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Mario Gotoh performs for a single listener in a One-To-One Concert hosted by the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Ed Lefkowicz/Brooklyn Academy of Music hide caption
One-To-One Concerts Bring Listeners Back To Live Music, One At A Time
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Author Explains Why Those 4-Letter Words Are So Satisfying To Say Out Loud
National Gallery Of Art And A Few Smithsonian Museums Have Reopened In D.C.
Scientists believe some heavy elements are forged when a massive star goes through its death throes and explodes as a supernova. Here, Kepler's supernova remnant was captured in a NASA image. NASA/ESA/Johns Hopkins University/NASA hide caption
The Israeli army sends airstrikes into Gaza City on May 14, 2021. Ali Jadallah/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images hide caption