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Increasing ‘Christmas Typhoons’ Dampen Philippines Holiday Season

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2024: A Year In Review

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2024 In Memoriam

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As Global Cities Expand Rapidly, People Must Be at the Center of Planning

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Canada’s Trudeau to Shuffle Cabinet Amid Resignation Calls and Rising Discontent

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has led Canada for nearly a decade but has recently become widely unpopular over a wide range of issues, including the high cost of living and rising inflation.

By ROB GILLIES / AP

Viral Australian Breaker Raygun Threatens Legal Action Against Musical

Comedian Stephanie Broadbridge had to call off the premiere of “Raygun: the Musical” but will move forward after rebranding as “Breaking: The Musical” and changing the poster.

By Dennis Passa / AP

Gisèle Pelicot’s Ex-Husband and Other Men Found Guilty in France Rape Trial

Gisèle Pelicot became a hero to many in France and beyond for courageously demanding that all the evidence be heard in open court.

By JOHN LEICESTER, TOM NOUVIAN and MARINE LESPRIT / AP

Israel Strikes Yemen’s Rebel-Held Capital and Port City After Houthi Attack

The strikes further escalate Israel’s campaign against the Iranian-backed Houthis and risks further escalating conflict.

By Jon Gambrell / AP

Israel's Use of AI in Gaza Draws Scrutiny

Experts share the reported concerns of Israeli intelligence officers about the inclination to defer to programs that suggest airstrike targets.

By Yasmeen Serhan

What We Do and Don't Know About the Brazen Bombing That Killed a Top Russian General in Moscow

The killing of a senior Russian general in a bombing in Moscow was the boldest assassination yet of a top military officer in the Ukraine war.

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How Cities Are Using Nature-Based Solutions to Tackle Floods

Floodable parks and green roofs can help to absorb and slow down the large masses of water during a flood.

By Natalie Donback

30 Christmas Traditions From Around the World

From uniquely American holiday activities to Welsh winter customs, here’s how different countries and cultures celebrate the festive season.

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Greenways Are Reviving American Cities

U.S. cities like Detroit are transforming previously industrial or abandoned land into recreational areas.

By Micheline Maynard and Video by Joey Lautrup

Trump Should Rule Out Israel Annexing the West Bank

Several of the President-elect's cabinet picks have expressed support for the idea. It would be a disaster.

By Rosemary Kelanic

A Top Russian General Killed in Moscow Bombing Claimed by Ukraine

A senior Russian general was killed by a bomb outside his apartment in Moscow. A Ukrainian official said the service carried out the attack.

By Associated Press

Iran's Very Bad Year

On top of losing its footholds in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza, the Islamic Republic is also reeling at home.

By Kay Armin Serjoie

Germany's Olaf Scholz Loses Confidence Vote

Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a confidence vote in the German parliament, putting the country on course to hold an early election in February.

By GEIR MOULSON / AP

Cyclone Chido Leaves Hundreds Dead in French Territory of Mayotte

France rushed rescue teams and supplies to its largely poor overseas department in the Indian Ocean that has suffered widespread destruction.

By GERALD IMRAY and SYLVIE CORBET / AP

Storms Across U.S. Bring Snow, Ice, and a Tornado in California

Inclement weather plagued the country, and in San Francisco, authorities issued the first-ever tornado warning.

By JOSH FUNK / AP

South Korea's Parliament Votes to Impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol

The National Assembly passed the motion 204-85.

By HYUNG-JIN KIM and KIM TONG-HYUNG / AP
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