To Ease Crisis, U.S. May Vet Refugees Inside HondurasNYT Now
The proposal aims to stem the surge of migrants at the border, allowing minors and young adults from Honduras into the United States without making the dangerous trek through Mexico.
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At Least 16 Die at U.N. School Used as Shelter for GazansNYT Now
A series of explosions at a school that was sheltering hundreds of Palestinians who had fled their homes also wounded many others. The cause was not immediately clear.
Wreckage of Air Algérie Plane Is Found in MaliNYT Now
Officials said the jet, which took off from Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso with 116 people on board, went down during a storm in a semidesert area.
Mapping Drought’s Spread Across the U.S.
Droughts appear to be intensifying as a result of global warming, and about 34 percent of the contiguous United States was in at least a moderate drought as of July 22.
Ukraine Crisis Is Testing European Union’s ResolveNYT Now
As it considers sanctions against Russia, the E.U. faces questions about its ability to play a meaningful role in foreign policy.
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Research on flies in drier conditions indicates that some have the genes to survive longer over generations.
Conservatives Write a New Script to Fight AbortionNYT Now
A move to highlight abortion during the midterm elections comes despite a warning to tread lightly on social issues.
Closing In on Tour Victory, Leader Wins the DayNYT Now
Only illness, accident or profound bad luck are likely to prevent Vincenzo Nibali from winning the Tour de France on Sunday after his stage victory on Thursday in the mountains.
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With All Due DeferenceNYT Now
In a ruling on the University of Texas affirmative action case, the Fifth Circuit supplies what the Supreme Court’s decision lacked: understanding.
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Trouble for Canada’s Aboriginal PeoplesNYT Now
Canada is often lauded as a model of successful multiculturalism – but some say policies have largely neglected its native communities.
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