Holocaust survivors meet nearly 80 years later
Nearly 80 years later, Holocaust survivors Frank Shantz and Dr. George Berci meet for the first time and share their story on the Holocaust with…
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Biden arrives in South Korea with worries growing over possible North Korean missile test
President Joe Biden arrived here Friday on a mission to reaffirm a key alliance at an uncertain moment in East Asia, punctuated by growing warnings…
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Foundation gives 'Green Hope' around the world
A winner of the Children’s Peace Prize, Kehkashan Basu founded the Green Hope Foundation in 2012, when she was just 12 years old. The organization uses sustainable development education to help empower people all over the world.
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Bringing back Andean condors from the brink of extinction
Andean condors have been threatened across the mountain ranges of South America by hunting and other human activities. But Norberto Luis Jácome, a Rolex Awards Laureate, has helped replenish the condor population through a breeding program in his native Argentina.
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In Afghanistan, 'Our worst fears are coming true,' says U.S. Inspector General
Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction John Sopko tells Amanpour the Taliban’s actions since taking over “speak far stronger than words” amid crackdown on freedoms.
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China slashes key interest rate as housing sales collapse
China on Friday slashed a key interest rate to rescue its slumping housing market and head off a major downturn in the world’s second largest economy.
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US Secret Service members sent home from South Korea as Biden embarks on Asia tour
Two United States Secret Service employees have been sent home from South Korea just as President Joe Biden embarks on his first Asia tour since…
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Biden arrives in South Korea with worries growing over possible North Korean missile test
President Joe Biden arrived here Friday on a mission to reaffirm a key alliance at an uncertain moment in East Asia, punctuated by growing warnings…
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Study of wealthy nations finds American women most likely to die of preventable causes, pregnancy complications
A new study found that women in the US face the highest rates of preventable and maternal mortality when compared with women in 10 other…
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42 previously unknown genes discovered for Alzheimer's disease
A unprecedented global study of Alzheimer’s disease has uncovered an additional 42 genes that may affect a person’s risk of developing the disorder. Doctors hope to use that information to develop a more precise way to identify risk.
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