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Italy Breaks The Glass Ceiling
Italy elected new leaders this weekend and what was once known as a far-right fringe party is now the dominant party, led by a
September 26, 2022
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Italy elected new leaders this weekend and what was once known as a far-right fringe party is now the dominant party, led by a
The United States hit Russia back with war talk of its own. Officials told 60 Minutes that the U.S. will bring about “catastrophic” consequences
The United Kingdom is reconsidering its ban on fracking. The new Prime Minister Liz Truss has lent her support to fracking as a
The United States launched a new agency to protect disadvantaged people from climate change. It is called the Office of Environmental Justice and External
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“A bit fat yes.” Those were the words spoken by the first man to vote in this morning’s referendum election in the Donbass
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This year the Pepsi Halftime Show will be brought to you by Apple Music. After ten years of sponsoring the NFL halftime
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