Supreme Court refuses to fast-track a challenge to the Affordable Care Act
A practical effect is that the health-care law will probably remain in place through the fall elections.
Prince Harry joins Meghan in Canada, without the half-in, half-out royal deal they wanted
In Britain, questions are being asked about their plans to use the Sussex Royal brand.
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A crumbling bridge and restorative justice
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The report from the Civil Aviation Organization called for help from U.S. and French authorities in decoding the flight recorders.
The world, Thunberg said Tuesday, needs to “treat this crisis with the importance it deserves.”
While experts cautioned into over-interpreting the change, but Ri Son Gwan, the new foreign minister, has a reputation for being a hard-line, testy negotiator.
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The underlying conditions for a left-wing ascendance are actually very promising. But young progressives are falling into old traps.
Health authorities sought to impose a quasi-quarantine around Wuhan, a city of 11 million people where the virus is believed to have originated.
California passed the nation's most far-reaching law to providers consumers greater transparency about how their data is used. But the early results look more like a muddle.
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A singer-songwriter apologized, closed his eyes, dropped his head and died onstage
David Olney, 71, paused, said “I’m sorry” and put his chin to his chest, according to a fellow musician.
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Visiting Tokyo? Here’s how to ride the train like a local.
Tip No. 1: If you are riding the train for the first time in Japan, it’s important to be considerate of the people around you.
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With frozen summer fruit, you can relive sweet, sunny days in these 8 recipes
Frozen summer fruit can help capture the magic of summer in the middle of winter.
