Britain braces for bumpy ride after Boris Johnson’s win
Britain's newly elected prime minister predicted a "wonderful adventure" after Labour voters crossed party lines to propel him to a thumping victory. But his clever strategy in England and Wales did not erase nationalist sentiments in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Campaign 2020Amid adversity and missteps, Joe Biden’s resilience has been one theme of 2019
The former vice president's team has said he can afford to lose Iowa. But a victory there would upend the Democratic race.
Supreme Court will take up Trump’s broad claims of protection from investigation
The president has mounted a vigorous effort to protect his financial records from prosecutors and Congress.
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The Afghanistan Papers A Secret History of the War | Part 6
A Secret History of the War | Part 6 
Badakhshan Province, 2006. (Magnum Photos)
In dozens of interviews, key players in the anti-narcotics campaign in Afghanistan — in which the United States has spent about $9 billion — acknowledged that none of the efforts to stop the flow of opium have worked and that, in many cases, they have made things worse.
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Farmers and tech companies are among the beneficiaries, while China “hawks” and President Trump’s “MAGA” trade agenda took a hit.
The news has prompted questions about the justice system’s ability to hold people responsible. The agreement resulted from complex negotiations among former Weinstein board members, creditors, insurers, his accusers and the New York attorney general’s office.
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Seven years ago today, Will was a 7-year-old second-grader at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Are eggs good or bad for you? A review published in the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine shows how industry bias may have affected public perception.
After dashing off in the woods to follow a scent, Soup the English setter eventually found himself feasting on roast beef and peach cobbler at a nearby Alabama correctional facility while his despondent family searched for him.
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