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With continued denuclearization negotiations on the way, the stakes for South Korea's Moon Jae-in are high.
Can Legendary Wolf OR-7 Save His Endangered Species?
OR-7 has inspired activists worldwide. His 17 pups have moved across Southern Oregon and Northern California. Unwittingly, he has done more for his species than any other wolf.
Is Trump's Dictator Envy Fueling Economy—or Repression?
Trump's admiration of South Asian strongmen breaks with diplomatic precedent at a time when his administration is challenging traditional alliances.
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Hell or High Water
New Delhi—Residents fill containers with drinking water from a municipal tanker on June 26, as tens of thousands suffer through a summer water shortage that is putting lives and livelihoods at risk. India’s water crisis—the result of climate change and overpopulation—has already killed three people, and it will only get worse as the country’s population climbs to an estimated 1.6 billion by 2050.
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Periscope
As Trump stokes anti-immigrant fervor with his systematic separation of immigrant families, California represents a warning for Republicans—and a road map for the resistance.
Former Ambassador: Putin 'Obviously' Helped Trump Win
Michael McFaul got to know how Russia's president thinks. And he's clear on one thing: Thanks to Trump, "the world looks pretty good from Putin's point of view."
Horizons
A huge amount of data have shown that traumatic events like this pose clear risks to the mental and physical health of children.
Downtime
With Emily Blunt gone, the actor becomes the hero of Italian director Stefano Sollima's film.
Director Tim Wardle on 'Three Identical Strangers'
A new documentary reveals a psychologist's secret study, and the devastating effect on its subjects David Kellman, Robert Shafran and Eddy Galland.
Editor's pick
The Republican showed off her extensive political experience during the event, in which she tackled subjects ranging from Donald Trump to culture war to guns.
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Documents seen by the ABC network say Kohberger's online history could probably reveal more information about the murders of four University of Idaho students.
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