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The AfD Is Rising. Germany’s Political Center Is Failing.
The Alternative for Germany built its nationwide constituency through relentless opposition to immigration, nativist appeal, and efforts to
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Trump Shares Map Renaming New Mexico as 'New America,' Days After ‘Trump Strait’ and ‘Lake America’ Uproar
In recent weeks, the President has also renamed Lake Ontario and suggested a change for the Strait of Hormuz.
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'We Are Family': E.U. to Give Greenland Investment Boost Amid Trump's Threats
The European Commission's president recognized "new trade routes, new security risks, and new environmental concerns" for Greenland and vowe
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How to Read the Room
Everyone gets told to read the room. Almost no one gets taught how, writes Pamela Meyer.
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Far-Right German Party Ahead of Rivals in State Election, But Misses Majority
The Alternative for Germany result is the closest a far-right party has come to holding power at state level in Germany since World War II.
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What to Know About the Miami Plane Crash That Killed 5 People
The Amazon cargo plane struck several vehicles amid its failed landing.
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Robert Pattinson Is Disturbing and Alluring in Primetime, a Sordid Movie About a Sordid TV Show
Pattinson plays 'To Catch a Predator' host Chris Hansen in Lance Oppenheim's first narrative feature film.
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What the Pentagon’s Sweeping Polygraph Hunt Has Revealed
The tests were meant to find a leaker—but they also show how far the Defense Department is willing to go to stop unauthorized disclosures.
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Lee Chang Dong's Possible Love Is a Delicate Drama of Love and Longing in Anxious Times
The filmmaker behind 'Burning' traces the interconnected stories of two couples across the class divide.
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America’s 911 System Is Dangerously Out of Date
The United States has let our 911 emergency response system languish for decades, failing to make the necessary investments to bring it into
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Putin Pauses Strikes on Kyiv as Trump Envoys Visit Russia and Ukraine
The three-day suspension comes amid a renewed U.S. diplomatic push to end more than four years of war.
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The Price of Privacy When It Comes to Dementia
Many patients decide to withdraw from their social circles, cease the activities they enjoy, and retreat to a life that is much too small, w
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We Need a Cure for AI Health Hype
AI evangelists’ bold predictions about the technology’s ability to cure all diseases are overblown and oversimplified, writes Arianna Huffin
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Everyman Economics: Why Growth Requires Measuring More than GDP
GDP can tell us how the economy is performing without telling us how Americans are faring.
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Why the Falklands Is a Pressure Point For the U.K.—and How Milei, Trump Are Stoking Tensions
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has stepped up his country’s claim over the Falkland Islands, a British overseas territory, shortly after
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Who Is Adam Telle, Trump’s New Acting Army Secretary?
Telle will step into his new role in the Army at a time of turmoil both abroad and within the Department of Defense.
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Rooney and Kate Mara Are Brilliant in Werner Herzog's Fractured Fairytale Bucking Fastard
The real-life sisters play scorned sisters, inspired by a real-life duo from York, in a meandering story that's pure, sweet, gaga Herzog.
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U.S. Investigates Deadly Strike on Wedding in Iran, Vance Says
The U.S. said it’s investigating whether its forces were involved in an attack that killed civilians.
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How to Support Someone With Postpartum Depression
What to say, how to lighten the load, and when to seek emergency help.
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AI Will Transform Work, But It Can't Replace Relationships
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What a Record Hunting and Fishing Expansion Means for America’s Wildlife Refuges
The Fish and Wildlife Service’s expansion spans 32 states, raising questions about how the new rule will impact local ecosystems and conserv
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Philippines' Vice President Sara Duterte Faces Arrest Over Alleged Grave Threat to President Marcos
Sara Duterte is in the midst of impeachment proceedings over an alleged threat to have Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. assassinated, among o
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Why You Shouldn’t Work on Labor Day
Labor Day is an obvious prompt for U.S. lawmakers to consider a right to disconnect, writes Kara Alaimois.
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Earle Meets World Is One Long ‘Get Ready With Me’ Video
The social media star comes to Netflix with a reality soap that tries too hard to make the Earles the new Kardashians
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