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U.S. officials continue to freeze billions in Afghan assets in response to a number of gender-based restrictions from the Taliban, while Afghanistan spirals into economic catastrophe.
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Judge Jackson will be the first Black woman and first former public defender to serve on the country’s top court.
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The Glasgow U.N. climate summit is inundated with fossil fuel lobbyists, according to a recent report published by Global Witness.
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Kyle Rittenhouse took to the stand on Wednesday before his defense team asked for a mistrial with prejudice in the case.
Oxfam is warning over 260 million people around the world could be pushed into extreme poverty by the end of year due to the pandemic and rising energy and food costs.
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"Democracy Now!" looks at two cases before the Supreme Court that could reshape the future of the internet.
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March 8 marks International Women's Day around the world, seeking to end gender discrimination, violence and abuse.
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This week the Pentagon met with leading U.S. weapons manufacturers as Russia warned the Biden administration to stop arming Ukraine, claiming it was "adding fuel" to the conflict.
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is visiting Niger and Ethiopia as part of the Biden administration’s growing competition with China and Russia for influence across Africa.
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Congressmember Paul Gosar posted an animated video on social media that features him murdering Congressmember Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and attacking President Biden with swords.
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Republican-led states are enacting a wave of new abortion restrictions, including Tennessee, Florida, Kentucky and Oklahoma just last week.
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Jurors in Charlottesville, Virginia, are hearing closing arguments in a civil trial that seeks to hold white supremacists accountable for the deadly 2017 "Unite the Right" rally.
