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In Saddam Hussein’s wartime Iraq, “it is clear that allied air raids have inflicted severe hardship on almost every family,” Newsweek reported. Two days later, the U.S.-led coalition began a ground invasion of Iraqi-occupied Kuwait which forced Husse

Smoke billows from Israeli airstrikes on February 6 in the Gazan city on the Egyptian border, where about 1.4 million displaced Palestinians have sought shelter. President Joe Biden has warned Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu against continuing military o

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes embraces tight end Travis Kelce following their 25-22 Super Bowl victory on February 11. Mahomes was crowned the game’s MVP after throwing the winning touchdown pass to Mecole Hardman Jr. in overtime to

WHEN 6-YEAR-OLD ADAM WALSH WENT MISSING from a mall in Hollywood, Florida, in 1981, local police didn’t immediately start a search, the National Crime Information Center didn’t track missing children and it took the FBI seven days before they showed

OKLAHOMA HAS THE LARGEST percentage of missing people in America, with Arizona, Oregon, Louisiana and Arkansas also above average, the latest federal statistics show. The data also points to wide regional variation, with Southern states having some o

PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN’S ECO-nomic policies might be working to his advantage, particularly in six swing states, data shows—but other figures suggest that immigration risks overshadowing Bidenomics at the ballot box come November. While the current pres

THE NORTH KOREA OF 2024 IS MORE BELLIG-erent, provocative and focused on its military than ever before. Pyongyang has put -itelf on a war footing, upping its defense production and forging ahead with ballistic missile tests that are deeply alarming t

Jennifer Crumbley, whose son Ethan Crumbley in 2021 shot dead four Oxford High School classmates and wounded several others, enters an Oakland County courtroom on February 6. A jury convicted her on four counts of involuntary manslaughter, the first

CUSTOMER LOYALTY MEANS BIG BUSINESS. LOYALTY programs may mean a free cup of coffee or a discount on a shirt to one individual, but to the overall marketplace, such plans deliver seismic influence on companies’ bottom lines. Data analysis firm Statis

Thousands of people flee Sake, a town in the east of the country, on February 7 as fighting intensified between Congo’s army and the M23 rebel group. M23 launched its latest offensive in March 2022 and escalations in the North Kivu province this mont

JAW BONES, SOME TEETH, SKULL FRAGMENTS, arm and leg bones, and a few artifacts were about all they had to work with. But after decades of study, archaeologists say they understand more about the skeletal remains belonging to the father, the half-brot

CELEBRATED DIRECTOR ROB REINER IS WORRIED ABOUT THE RISE OF Christian nationalism—the use of Christian values to push a political agenda—and its impact on democracy. “A lot of people are unwittingly being drawn into this movement.” To highlight this,

It’s barely two months into 2024 and the year has already been marked by provocative missile tests from North Korea and anxious, rigid condemnation from its southern neighbor. Pyongyang has been walking a path of increasingly truculent rhetoric, not