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How North Korea gets around global sanctions to manufacture its weapons
An investigation into a New York Times story is causing internal chaos at the company
In Texas, Black women judges are fighting legal challenges to their candidacy
With winter on its way out, one Rocky Mountain town says goodbye to its ice castles
Did Archimedes light Roman ships on fire using sunlight? A 13-year-old found out
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In North Gaza, a local soup kitchen tries to compensate for hunger amid dwindling aid
Trump and Haley hold competing rallies in North Carolina ahead of Super Tuesday
After Alabama, Florida is set to follow suit with its own fetal personhood bill
Over 8,000 soldiers took part in an international military exercise in Alaska
Scientists and researchers are trying to make American Sign Language more STEM-inclusive
Melanie Dantzler, president of the African American Quilt Circle of Durham, N.C. and past vice president Teena Crawshaw, stand in front of the quilt "Recalling Slavery Days" at QuiltCon 2024. Sea Stachura hide caption
Author Interviews
Maurice Vellekoop on his graphic memoir and growing up gay in a conservative household
Maurice Vellekoop on his graphic memoir and growing up gay in a conservative household
Will Tracy, creator of HBO's 'Regime' on the dark comedy about a European autocrat
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