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Nigerians return home after fleeing xenophobic attacks in South Africa Nigerians are returning home after facing a wave of xenophobic violence in South Africa,…
The World Cup has always been about more than football. Every four years it becomes a meeting place for history, migration and identity, where national teams o…
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Two earthquakes in Venezuela, measuring 6.3 and 6.4 on the Richter scale, killed at least 12 people, with rescuers saving an 11-year-old boy and a newborn from…
Iker Muniain, 31, joins San Lorenzo as a player-coach after 16 years at Athletic Bilbao, aiming to blend experience with coaching. San Lorenzo, an iconic but i…
Prime Video held its first Obsessed Fest to promote upcoming YA titles like *Elle* and *Off Campus*, signaling its push into book-based romances and coming-of-…
The Biden administration now allows foster children’s first-person accounts to be published as official public records, ending years of confusion over sharing …
Texas now requires public schools to teach Bible stories like Adam and Eve and Moses’ burning bush starting in 2030, sparking debate over church-state separati…
Chilean director Pablo Larraín is making an 11-part Netflix series called *Once* about the aftermath of Pinochet’s 1973 coup, featuring 11 interwoven stories s…
The Trump administration canceled a Black history exhibit at Harpers Ferry National Historic Park, erasing stories of enslaved people tied to the site. Former …
