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In South Sudan, big chiefs have as short a life as a fruit fly; civilians’ pain persists
Kiir has sacked at least 20 ministers, three army chiefs, two central bank governors, and more than 30 top officials.
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The Latest: Trump flip-flops over whether he’ll fire the Fed’s Powell
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that it was “highly unlikely” he would fire Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell ...
Justice Department steps in for Nancy Mace
President Trump’s Justice Department (DOJ) has the back of Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), attempting to use an obscure law to protect her from a libel lawsuit. The administration wants to largely ...
Fact-checking claims about wealthy people leaving the UK, and US-Ukraine weapons deal
Earlier today it emerged that thousands of Afghans were resettled in the UK under a confidential scheme, set up after a ...
For Decades, a Treaty Contained the Threat of Nuclear Weapons. Now That’s All at Risk.
On July 16, 1945, the Nuclear Age erupted into being, with the atomic bomb’s first test, code-named Trinity, in the desert of ...
South Sudan's main opposition party rejects president's call for dialogue to avoid civil war
South Sudan’s president has called for dialogue amid concerns that the country could relapse into a civil war due to the ...
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Vaccine divide widens after CDC committee shake-up
Politics have largely stayed out of Julie Linton’s South Carolina pediatrician’s office over the years — that is, until recently. The Greenville physician has seen an uptick in ...