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The Circle Season 6 Gave The Traitors a Run for Its Money
'The Traitors' may be TV's biggest social strategy game, but Netflix's 'The Circle' got there first—and just keeps getting better.
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Kim Ki Nam, North Korea’s Propaganda Mastermind, Dies at 94
Kim Ki Nam helped forge the cult of personality for the family dynasty that has ruled North Korea since its founding in the Cold War.
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Transgender Activists Flood Utah Tip Line With Fake Reports to Block Bathroom Law Enforcement
In the week since it launched, the tip line has received more than 10,000 submissions, none of which seem legitimate, one official said.
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Saudi Arabia AI Fund Would Divest From China if U.S. Asked, CEO Says
U.S. officials have told their Saudi Arabian counterparts that they need to choose between Chinese and American technology.
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Kenya’s Government Demolishes Homes in Flood-Prone Areas and Offers Anguished Families $75 to Relocate
Kenya's government has begun bulldozing homes built in flood-prone areas and promising evicted families the equivalent of $75 to relocate.
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Body of Last Missing Construction Worker Recovered From Baltimore Bridge Collapse Site
The body of the last missing construction worker killed in the collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge in March has been recovered.
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How Writing Her Feminist-Punk Memoir Put Kathleen Hanna on the ‘Happiness Train’
The punk legend talks with TIME about her new memoir, the power of finding art during a difficult childhood, and staying optimistic in 2024.
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Macklemore Demands Cease-Fire in ‘Hind’s Hall’ Campus Protest Solidarity Song
Mackelmore’s newest single “Hind’s Hall” is inspired by the pro-Palestinian activism seen at Columbia University and across college campuses around the world.
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Sweden Tightens Security At Eurovision Amid Pro-Palestinian Protests
The pro-Palestinian protests are expected to take place Thursday and Saturday, coinciding with the competition's second semi-final and the grand final.
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Testifying in Hush Money Trial, Stormy Daniels Describes First Meeting Trump
Daniels offered a detailed and at times graphic account of a sexual encounter Trump has denied.
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TikTok Sues U.S. to Block Law That Could Ban the Social Media Platform
The lawsuit filed on Tuesday may be setting up what could be a protracted legal fight over TikTok's future in the United States.
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Biden Warns of ‘Ferocious’ Surge in Antisemitism in Holocaust Remembrance Speech
"There is no place on any campus in America or any place in America for antisemitism or hate speech, or threats of violence of any kind," Biden said.
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My Writing Students Were Arrested at Columbia. Their Voices Have Never Been More Essential
Their voices have never been more essential
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New York Governor Regrets Saying Black Kids in the Bronx Don’t Know What a Computer Is
“Right now, we have young Black kids growing up in the Bronx who don't even know what the word computer is."
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Police Investigating Shooting Outside Drake’s Mansion That Left Security Guard Wounded
Police are investigating the shooting that happened Tuesday at 2 a.m.
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Boy Scouts of America Changing Name to More Inclusive ‘Scouting America’
The organization steeped in tradition has made seismic changes after decades of turmoil.
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Backward Walking Is the Best Workout You’re Not Doing
It's a low-impact way to burn calories, strengthen your legs, test your coordination, and even improve pain.
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The Surprising Face of German Anti-Immigration Policies
Between the German left and right, a troubling consensus has emerged on immigration.
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Ukraine Says it Foiled a Russian Spy Agency Plot to Assassinate President Zelenskyy
Two colonels in the State Guard of Ukraine, which protects top officials, were held on suspicion of enacting the plan.
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Biden to Address Antisemitism at Holocaust Memorial Museum
The U.S. President will speak at a Holocaust Memorial Museum event in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday.
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Putin Sworn in for New Six-Year Term as Russia’s President, Amid Growing Conflict With the West
The Russian leader began a record breaking fifth term on Tuesday, a day after announcing military exercises with tactical nuclear weapons.
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What We Get Wrong About Manifesting
Manifestation is actually rooted in science, writes Dr. James Doty.
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Why Maternity Care Is Underpaid
Low compensation rates for labor and delivery have big implications for maternal and fetal outcomes in America
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Deborah Cotton Made Us Face the Truth About America’s Past
11 Years Later, the Mother’s Day shooting In New Orleans still has some important lessons to teach, writes Mark Hertsgaard.
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Why Big Tech May Never Recover in China
Although the crackdown has eased since 2022, it has left a profoundly negative mark on the sector and state-business relations.
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Woman Accused of Killing Ex-Husband’s Family With Poisonous Mushrooms Pleads Not Guilty
A 49-year-old pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and attempted murder by poisoning of her ex-husband and his relatives. Here’s what to know about the case.
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India Begins Third Phase of Elections, as Modi Escalates Rhetoric Against Muslims
The third round of voting kicks off as Prime Minister Narendra Modi steps up incendiary speeches targeting the Muslim minority.
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Police Break Up Pro-Palestinian Camp at Amsterdam University, as Campus Protests Spread to Europe
Dutch police arrested about 125 activists as protests that roiled U.S. campuses spread into Europe.
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Israeli Forces Take Control of Gaza Side of Rafah Crossing, Portending Broader Offensive
The move raises the risk of an all-out Israeli assault on Rafah, which aid groups warn will be disastrous for some 1.4 million Palestinians taking refuge there.
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Suspect Arrested After ‘Vicious’ Knife Attack at Chinese Hospital
Chinese state media called the incident on Tuesday in Yunnan province a “vicious assault.”
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