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The athletes wanted to compete in the Olympics but after threats from the Taliban they were forced to flee the country How a ‘ragtag group’ helped 86 Afghan athletes, officials and family members flee…
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Laurentian University will have to release financial records to its ousted faculty association, as well as any other internal records of the university during the time the union was critical of the institution’s ethical…
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The arts festival should revolve around what we see and hear, writes Mary Haakenson. The Glasgow International International Poetry festival should definitely champion what’s happening on the ground with the people, not the static,…
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CNN Media All-Stars: Monkey Cage Blog Co-Editor and Duke University Professor Brad Plumer Journalism Career Highlights: Newsday, Foreign Policy, The Wall Street Journal More recent writing experience: All Things Considered, NPR, Byline, CNS News,…
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Two men were killed and two more were injured on Sunday in a shooting at a bar in Toronto’s entertainment district, police said. About 200 people were at the Deacon’s Pub, a longtime hangout…
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Archaeologists have found “unique” patterns – some of them in Arabic script – etched into sand dunes in the Qatari desert. Despite being exposed to the elements since 2007, the geological formations, described in…
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A group of eight hostages held by a group linked to the MSF medical charity in Haiti have been released after a four-day standoff. The Christian group Concern Worldwide, which had sent the hostages…
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Written by Staff Writer Climate change is making the world’s most beloved pastime, golf, a lot less tame. Recent years have seen golfers enduring a generally dry summer in Europe and a brutal, wet…
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Earlier this month, a teacher who wears a hijab was removed from class at Jumide Secondary School in Montreal. The woman said she was taking a call, so she doesn’t think that the school…
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Photo In 10 years, a family of wealthy investors hopes to build a $1 billion solar farm in an inhospitable desert location in Arizona. And no, this isn’t real. It’s a fantasy developed by…
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