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The writer’s friends and confidantes talk publicly for the first time about her sexual assault allegation against the president.

Efforts to ban books are on the rise across the United States. While challenges to books about sexual and racial identity are nothing new in American schools, the tactics and politicization behind recent attempts are.

The court at The Hague accused the Russian president of bearing criminal responsibility for the abduction and deportation of Ukrainian children. Human rights groups praised the move, though the likelihood of an imminent arrest appeared slim.

The 2022 midterm election is only weeks away, with control of Congress and key statehouses at stake. Our reporters are covering contests across the nation.

The 2022 midterm election is only weeks away, with control of Congress and key statehouses at stake. Our reporters are covering contests across the nation.

After meeting in Geneva, the top U.S. and Russian envoys signaled that diplomatic discussions would continue. Russia denied that it was planning an invasion of Ukraine, even as it sends more troops into neighboring Belarus and the U.S. approves new arms shipments.

A look at the aftermath of the storm through the eyes of three women.

Mr. Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, was chased by armed white residents of a South Georgia neighborhood. They were arrested months later and are scheduled to face trial in October.

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