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Dutch King Apologizes for His Country’s Role in the Slave Trade

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King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands formally apologized on Saturday for his country’s role in the slave trade, a rare direct apology for a...
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Pulse nightclub shooting survivor Brandon Wolf pens LGBTQ grief memoir

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A visit to the bathroom on June 12, 2016, changed Brandon J. Wolf's life forever. That's because he was at the gay nightclub...
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Supreme Court veers right in the end

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WASHINGTON − The Supreme Court made a hard turn to the right in the final days of a blockbuster term that came to...
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Botswana and De Beers Sign Deal to Continue Rich Diamond Partnership

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A Botswana government official and the chief executive of De Beers, the international diamond conglomerate, signed interim agreements on Saturday to continue a...
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Ukraine Says It Is Ready for Arrival of Wagner Troops in Belarus

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As Belarus has ratcheted up its messaging about plans to offer refuge — and possibly work — to Wagner group mercenaries after a...
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France Arrests Over 1,300 in Unrest on Eve of Slain Teenager’s Funeral

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The authorities in France have stepped up their efforts to contain the unrest that has broken out this past week over the deadly...
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Tommy Tuberville was a good football coach. He’s a terrible senator.

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When Tommy Tuberville was a football coach, the biggest impact he had on the world was what play to call against Georgia on...
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A Mini Challenge

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Because I’m the creator of the New York Times Mini Crossword, people often assume that I’m a trivia expert. The embarrassing truth is...
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Everyone Knew the Migrant Ship Was Doomed. No One Helped.

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From air and by sea, using radar, telephone and radio, officials watched and listened for 13 hours as the migrant ship Adriana lost...
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An Indigenous Leader Who Raised Corruption Allegations Is Ousted

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While it doesn’t speak for all Indigenous peoples in Canada, the Assembly of First Nations has long been their most prominent public voice....
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