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This just in: the Pentagon will lower the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq to about 2,500 in each theater. The announcement by Acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller on Tuesday, that the U.S. military will draw down forces by Jan. 15, 2021, is being treated as news, but in fact, the Defense Department has been discussing these moves for months, and this announcement was long expected.

In 2012, Jean Dujardin got an Oscar for 'The Artist'. But after a few years in the Hollywood industry, he decided to quit, why?

While American support for Ukraine is still strong, there are some fractures among members of the Republican and Democratic parties that are beginning to surface. And as VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias explains, those splits could deepen as other important policy decisions compete for attention with Ukraine. VOA footage by Saqib Ul Islam. Video editing by Marcus Harton.

(NEW YORK) -- The word “bailout” is sure to make anyone who remembers the 2008 financial crisis nostalgic in all the worst ways. At the time, the government use

 

(NEW YORK) -- The word “bailout” is sure to make anyone who remembers the 2008 financial crisis nostalgic in all the worst ways. At the time, the government used taxpayer money to keep some of the country’s largest financial institutions afloat. Two regional banks recently collapsed. As depositors of those banks feared for the money

(JTA) — Ever hear Bob Dylan’s “Like a Rolling Stone” sung in Yiddish dialect? It used to be a regular bit performed by comedian and actor

While American experts are re-evaluating how many COVID-19 boosters high-risk patients should get, health officials in the Maritimes say theyre comfortable with Canadian guidelines, at least for now.

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