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South Korea Suspends Licenses of Two Doctors in First Punishments for Weekslong Strike
The first punishments, issued to two doctors accused of instigating the collective action, comes as the prolonged walkout has put a strain on the nation’s medical system.
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What to Know About Hong Kong’s Controversial New National Security Law
A long-shelved security law that once kindled fear of eroding rights and galvanized Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement is making a comeback.
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Singapore Opposition Leader Pritam Singh Criminally Charged for Telling ‘Untruths’
Pritam Singh, the head of the opposition Workers’ Party, pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors are pushing for a fine if he’s convicted.
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Ozempic Gets the Oprah Treatment in a New TV Special
Oprah Winfrey produced a new special all about weight-loss drugs.
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MrBeast’s New Game Show on Prime Video Promises a Historic $5 Million Cash Prize
MrBeast's new Amazon Prime game show will have 1,000 contestants and a $5 million cash prize—the biggest in television history.
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A Congressman Lost 200,000 Followers After He Voted for a TikTok Ban
Rep. Jeff Jackson, who gained popularity on TikTok for breaking down politics, lost followers after voting in favor banning the app
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New Study Finds No Brain Injuries Among ‘Havana Syndrome’ Patients
Advanced tests found no brain injuries or degeneration among government employees with the condition.
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The Man Who Used Nazi Propaganda to Help the Allies Win
The strange tale of a fake Nazi radio station that helped win the war. And what it can teach us about disinformation today.
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How Big Banks, Ranchers and Unions Found a Common Foe in Biden Regulators
A huge lobbying effort aims to kill an arcane regulation called Basel Endgame III
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Why India’s Next Election Will Last 44 Days 
Nearly 970 million Indians could head to the polls between April 19 and June 1. Here's why the election takes so long.
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North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Tests While Blinken Is in Seoul
The U.S. secretary of state Antony Blinken was in Seoul when the missiles were launched.
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EPA Bans Asbestos, a Deadly Carcinogen Still in Use Decades After a Partial Ban Was Enacted
The EPA announced a comprehensive ban on asbestos, a carcinogen that kills tens of thousands of Americans every year.
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Trump’s Lawyers Say It’s Impossible for Him to Post Bond Covering $454M Civil Fraud Judgment
With interest, Trump owes $456.8 million. Trump is asking to stay the judgment while he appeals.
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In First Post-Election Speech, Putin Threatens NATO With World War III
The Russian leader made the comments following a presidential election that watchdogs have been quick to call a 'sham' contest.
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Our Era Is One of Defensive Nationalism. It’s Happened Before
Changes to transportation and communications bring wealth. They also disrupt, making space for nationalist-populists to intervene.
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Germans Thought They Were Immune to Nationalism After Confronting Their Nazi Past. They Were Wrong
Many Germans believed their country developed an immunity to nationalism after confronting the horrors of its Nazi past. They were wrong.
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North Korea Has Supplied 7,000 Containers of Munitions to Russia, Seoul Says
South Korea's defense minister Shin Won-sik shared the assessment at a news conference on Monday.
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The Spring Equinox Is Here. What Does That Mean?
The vernal equinox arrives on Tuesday, marking the start of the spring season for the Northern Hemisphere. Here's what to know.
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Israel Launches Another Raid on Gaza’s Main Hospital, as U.N. Says ‘Famine Imminent’
The raid took place early Monday as tens of thousands of people have been sheltering there, according to Palestinian officials.
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Banks Aren’t Doing Enough to Protect Customers From Scams
Financial scams have gotten more common and complex. Experts say it's time for banks to take more responsibility for preventing them.
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What to Do If You’ve Been Scammed
If you are scammed out of money, it's important to act quickly and inform the relevant authorities.
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Australia Extends Parental Leave to 6 Months. How That Compares to Other Countries
New parents in Australia will be able to take up to six months of paid time off work. Here’s how that compares to other developed countries.
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How to Stop Procrastinating at Bedtime and Actually Go to Sleep
Move up your "me" time.
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Irish Leader Urges ‘Bombs to Stop’ in Gaza in St. Patrick’s Day Speech That Moves Biden to Tears
Ireland’s Leo Varadkar explained the roots of Irish solidarity with Palestinians and tugged at the heartstrings of President Joe Biden, who is famously proud of his Irish heritage.
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‘Corriente y Comida’ Protests Erupt in Cuba Amid Shortages of Food and Electricity
Most protests are illegal in the communist-run Caribbean nation. But public displays of anger have become more frequent as economic challenges and hunger grip the nation.
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Cherry Trees from Japan to Washington D.C. Are Blossoming Early Due to Climate Change
Warmer temperatures are upending a fixture of the spring calendar from Tokyo to Washington D.C.
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Putin Poised to Extend His Rule in Russia After Vote That Offered No Serious Alternatives
Early returns pointed to the conclusion everyone expected: that Putin would extend his nearly quarter-century rule for six more years.
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Ed Sheeran Sings in Punjabi For First Time in Performance With Indian Singer Diljit Dosanjh
English musician Ed Sheeran sang for the first time in Punjabi with Indian singer Diljit Dosanjh in Mumbai.
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Cockney Rebel Singer Steve Harley Dies Aged 73
Steve Harley, a British musician whose band Cockney Rebel had a big hit with the song “Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)" has died.
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Tucker Carlson Pranked by YouTubers Pretending They Edited Kate Middleton Photo
Tucker Carlson interviewed a YouTuber posing as a fired Kensington Palace employee who edited the Kate Middleton photo.
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