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National Security
Countries have long agreed to ditch nuclear weapons, but now there are new threats
Countries have long agreed to ditch nuclear weapons, but now there are new threats
To help everyone, help the most marginalized first, says new congressional report
In the U.S., there's a historic shortage of homes — around 3 million short
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The youth treatment industry booms in Utah, but has skirted reform for years
Some Ukrainians fled with their pets. Others are stepping in to care for the rest
Politics chat: Biden back from Europe; Justice Thomas scrutinized; Judge Jackson vote
Republican questions on same-sex marriage raise concerns of future debate to overturn
Russia may turn to destroying eastern cities instead of capturing Kyiv
Russian intellectual Aleksandr Dugin is also commonly known as 'Putin's brain'
Kentucky folk singer collects instrument donations after tornado destruction
The Asian food staple water spinach is mostly illegal, but Ga. is changing its mind
Taiwan fears what's happening in Ukraine will happen there with China
We may be going back to the office, but the sweatpants are staying on and the bra off
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