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Debate Over Masha and the Bear Revives Long History of Cartoons as Political Messaging
Archaeologist Recreates Homer’s Odyssey by Bicycle as Interest in Ancient Epic Returns
English Golf Seeks to End Decades-Long Open Championship Wait at Royal Birkdale
Gaza Flotilla Activist Files Criminal Complaint in Israel Alleging Sexual Assault During Detention
Trump ICC Sanctions Face Free Speech Challenge in US Court

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US Democrats Criticize Cuba Energy Embargo During Havana Visit

HAVANA- Four Democratic members of the U.S. Congress visiting Cuba criticized the energy embargo imposed by President Donald Trump’s administration,

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Venezuela Quake Toll Climbs as Rescue Mission Shifts to Recovery

CARACAS-The death toll from Venezuela’s twin earthquakes has risen to 2,595, Interim President Delcy Rodríguez said on Thursday, as rescue

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Asia Argento and Jorge Thielen Armand Explore Colonial Legacy and Inherited Trauma in ‘Death Has No Master’

“It’s dealing with my own nightmares, and my own childhood, and the way I was brought up, and my own