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Putin Visits Saint Petersburg
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Russian Elite Is Souring on Putin’s Chances of Winning His War
Joe Biden
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Biden Wants to Keep Freeze on Global Allies Taxing Big US Tech Companies
US’s $96 Billion Intercontinental Missile Is at Risk for a Year’s Delay, GAO Confirms
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US’s $96 Billion Intercontinental Missile Is at Risk for a Year’s Delay, GAO Confirms
President Biden Hosts UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
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Biden, UK’s Sunak Agree to Launch Talks on Critical Minerals Pact
Supreme Court Hears Cases This Week Involving Google And Twitter With Broad Speech Ramifications For The Internet
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Supreme Court Rejects GOP-Drawn Map That Would Limit Black Districts

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South Africa’s Ramaphosa Plans Call With China’s Xi Amid Furor Over Putin Warrant
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UK’s Wallace ‘Very Qualified’ to Be Next NATO Head, Biden Says
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Finnish Government Talks May Wrap Up Next Week, Orpo Says
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Turkey Likely to Take Command of NATO-led Force in Kosovo
How Democrats Lost Rural White Democrats
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Rural Voters Seek Economic Plans From Democrats They Gave Up On
DeSantis Says He Can Make the US Richer Like Florida. The Reality Is More Complicated
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DeSantis Says He Can Make the US Richer Like Florida. The Reality Is More Complicated
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Why Normally Stable Senegal Is Wracked by Unrest

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David Fickling
What Australia’s Wildfires Can — and Can’t — Teach a Smoky US
National disasters can sway voters. But the shift is often only slight.
Lisa Jarvis
Taurine's Astounding Anti-Aging Powers Raise New Questions
The amino acid has wowed researchers by making mice healthier and live longer, but we don’t yet know how it would affect humans.
Stephen L. Carter
Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Ruling Contains Hints for Affirmative Action
The justices’ majority opinion shows a healthy respect for precedent. Imagine that.
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Biden: UK has Qualified Candidate to Lead NATO

President Joe Biden said UK defense chief Ben Wallace would be “very qualified” to lead the NATO alliance, but stopped short of backing his bid to become the next secretary general. Biden says consensus has to be reached among alliance members first. He speaks at the White House. (Source: Bloomberg)

Biden Says He's Staying Out of Trump Investigation

Biden Directs More Resources to Fight Canadian Wildfires

Biden Believes 'We'll Have Funding' to Support Ukraine

Biden Aide Says US, China Re-Engagement in ‘Early Phase’

Americas

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Yellen Says Debt Deal’s $21 Billion IRS Clawback Won’t Affect ‘Near-Term’ Plans
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White House Denies Report That China Is Building a Spy Base on Cuba
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South Africa Risks Losing $32 Billion on Russia Stance, Stanlib Says
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US Suspends Food Aid to Ethiopia After Probe Finds It’s Being Diverted or Sold

Middle East

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Senate Democrats Demand Investigations Into PGA-LIV Golf Merger
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Turkey’s Simsek Promises ‘Credible Program’ for Economy
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South Africa Revives Gupta Extradition Bid After UAE Talks
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Kuwait’s Election Makeover Promises Reset After Years of Feuding

Europe

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Four Young Children Critically Wounded in French Alps Knife Attack; Suspect Detained
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Germany and Italy Pledge Closer Ties on Energy Supply, Migration
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France Knife Attack Had No Terror Motive, Prosecutor Says
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South Africa Risks Losing $32 Billion on Russia Stance, Stanlib Says

Asia

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White House Denies Report That China Is Building a Spy Base on Cuba
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Imran Khan Defectors Form New Political Party in Latest Setback
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Philippines Isn’t Shifting Away From China, Marcos Says
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Europeans Reluctant to De-Risk From China, Survey Says

Africa

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Angola President Moves Central Bank Chief to Key Government Post
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South African Presidency Maps Out Vision to End Loadshedding
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South Africa Risks Losing $32 Billion on Russia Stance, Stanlib Says
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US Suspends Food Aid to Ethiopia After Probe Finds It’s Being Diverted or Sold