USA

Very near the heart of downtown, where today rise the Brickell buildings, was the capital of the Tequesta Indians, the first inhabitants of Florida, whose settlements go back 1,700 and…
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Valantes told the Dallas supporters, "Don't just think about Cuba, think about what Cuba has done for the world!"
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Concerns that courts are moving so quickly that children might not have enough time to make adequate case
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Hillary Clinton weighed in on the current debate over undocumented minors flooding over the border from Central America and she urged Israel and Hamas to reach a ceasefire agreement to…
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Can the social network convince investors that the future's bright – or is the 'Twitter quitter' becoming a real headache?
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The woes of a second term are nothing new, but for President Obama they seem to have started sooner and struck harder than for his predecessors.
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In Gaza, men like Yasser Abu Jamei and Eyad Sarraj are both mental-health practitioners and sources of hope for Palestinians.
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We reached that conclusion after a great deal of discussion among the members of The Times’s Editorial Board, inspired by a rapidly growing movement among the states to reform marijuana…
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Much smaller, poorer countries are opening their gates for refugees from violence-torn parts of the world. Why can't we do the same? For years, our beloved Lady Liberty has been a…
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In a new Pew poll, more than three quarters of self-described conservatives believe “poor people have it easy because they can get government benefits without doing anything.” But it…
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