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An Isolated Israel Doubles Down on War in Gaza — At All Costs

US and UK Strike Yemen’s Houthis Again to Stop Red Sea Attacks

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Israel Deepens Gaza Offensive Amid Push for Hostage Talks

Musk Visits Auschwitz, Says He Was ‘Naive’ About Antisemitism

Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley Campaigns In New Hampshire

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Nikki Haley Now Courts Women’s Vote in Frantic Bid to Beat Trump

Production Inside A Hana Microelectronics Pcl Plant Ahead Of Thai Manufacturing Production Index

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China Says May Retaliate Against US’s ‘Hegemonic’ Chip War

President Biden Meets With His Reproductive Health Task Force To Mark 51st Anniversary Of Roe v. Wade

Equality

‘This Is Not Over’: Biden Vows to Fight for Abortion Access

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Turkey Parliament Set to Vote on Sweden’s NATO Bid This Week

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The $9 Billion Chip Plant Stuck in Limbo of US-China Rivalry

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Lords Vote to Delay UK’s Rwanda Treaty in Blow to Sunak

Politics

Chile Pension Reform Clears Committee, Heads to Key Lower House Floor Vote

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Human Rights Watch Raises Concern on How Free and Fair Senegal’s Vote Will Be

Former President Trump Holds Rally In Concord, New Hampshire

Politics

Never Trumpers Brace for New Hampshire Shutout

Housing

Affordable Housing Gets Boost in Congressional Tax Reform Proposal

Students of Gurukul school of art carry a painting of Ram

QuickTake

What India’s Controversial Ram Temple Means for Hindus and Muslims

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Matthew Brooker | Columnist

The Number That Hijacked the UK Housing Crisis

How did 300,000 become the magic figure that Britain needs to build?

Jessica Karl | Columnist

DeSantis Failed to Solve the Trump Puzzle

The opportunistic cowardice of the Florida governor was never the path to a “new GOP.”

Francis Wilkinson | Columnist

Haley’s Campaign in New Hampshire May Depend on Massachusetts

In the past four years, the state gained 245,000 potential new voters, including those who moved from just across the border, and young people reaching voting age.

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Business

Balance of Power: Live From New Hampshire (Podcast)

By JAMES MAHONEY

Balance of Power 01/22/24

"Balance of Power" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On the show today, University of New Hampshire Survey Center Director, Andrew Smith, gives his insights on why he thinks a two person race negatively impacts Nikki Haley's chances. Democratic Representative of South Carolina, Jim Clyburn, discusses why he believes President Joe Biden is a strong enough candidate to be the 2024 Democratic Presidential nominee, and Former Massachusetts Senator and Competitiveness Coalition Chair, Scott Brown, discusses the importance of New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's primary. (Source: Bloomberg)