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The Unexpected Pleasure of Postcards in Midlife | Amanda Uhle
At age six, I mailed my inaugural postcard to Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton. She responded with a signed black-and-white portrait, beaming and stylishly coiff…
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Treasury's flawed disciplinary process linked to assistant's death, inquest rules
A coroner has concluded that the Treasury played a contributing role in the death of Chloe Moffat, a 26-year-old personal assistant who died by suicide followin…
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Burnham Admits Labour's Gaza Stance Was Flawed in Candid Interview
In a recent interview, Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, expressed regret over Labour's handling of the Gaza crisis, acknowledging that the pa…
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Lake Mead Sinks to Unprecedented Low as Colorado River Basin Faces Escalating Shortage
Lake Mead, the nation's largest reservoir, has receded to its most depleted state since its creation nearly a century ago, marking another stark indicator …
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The Mystery of Iran's Survival Against Would-Be Conquerors
Throughout history, Iran has been a coveted prize for empires seeking to expand their dominion. From the ancient Greeks under Alexander to the Arab caliphates, …
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Tehran Stands Its Ground in Strait of Hormuz, Demands Revival of June Accord
Iran is leveraging its strategic position in the Strait of Hormuz to press the United States into unfreezing Iranian assets, removing economic penalties, and li…