At least six people were killed and power was knocked out in several regions, as Moscow launched 81 missiles, including…
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The government moved elections scheduled for Saturday back by a week, saying it needed more time to reset digital voting…
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But opposition leaders dismissed the move and warned that the government had not given up hope.…
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A demonstration against a proposed judicial overhaul blocked a road to the country’s main airport, near Tel Aviv, disrupting a…
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A diverse selection of films that generate empathy have been curated for the 23rd Annual Roger Ebert’s Film Festival, running…
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I have a theory about why we have so many World War II stories: at least when focused on the…
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I’m glad you’re here. Can we talk? Converse and convey thoughts. Maybe sip tea or something fiery. Curl our feet…
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Writer/director John Sayles is a driving force of independent American cinema. Taking his funds from his work as a script…
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