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What We're Following This Morning
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What We're Following This Evening
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Reuters An Old-New Lech Walesa Scandal
New documents reignite old claims that Poland’s former president and the founder of its anti-Communist Solidarity movement was a paid Communist informant in the 1970s.
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Stringer / Reuters The Cuban Immigration Exception
A Cold War-era law and the recent thawing of Cuban-American relations has led to a rise in immigration.
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Reuters The Political Aftermath of Ankara’s Terrorist Attack
Turkey has blamed a U.S.-allied Syrian Kurdish group for a deadly explosion in the capital.
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The Pope Takes on Contraception and the Zika Virus
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Evan Barnes / Reuters Is Britain No Longer a Nation of Tea Drinkers?
According to new data, the stereotypical national obsession with the drink is much less steeped in reality than it used to be.
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James Akena / Reuters A Social-Media Shutdown in Uganda’s Presidential Election
Citizens voted Thursday in a process that is already being called fraudulent.
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What We're Following This Afternoon
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Andrew Kelly / Reuters The Life of Pablo and the Terror of Monogamy
Kanye West's seventh album makes married life sound anything but blissful.
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Tsering Topgyal / AP The Angry Debate Over Sedition in India
The controversy surrounding the arrest of a student-body leader over his alleged remarks comes down to this question: Do free-speech rights extend to unpopular views?
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Andrew Harnik / AP Is This Finally It for Jeb Bush?
The Republican lashed out on Wednesday, after Governor Nikki Haley’s endorsement went to Marco Rubio.
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AP The Last Time a U.S. President Visited Cuba
Calvin Coolidge attended the Pan American Conference in Havana in January 1928.
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Brynn Anderson / AP A Poll-Tested Message for Criminal-Justice Reform
As the Senate weighs a legislative push, new survey results from swing states shows that support for a sentencing overhaul depends on how you pitch it.
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Max Rossi / Reuters The Pope of the Poor in Ciudad Juarez
Pope Francis visited Ciudad Juarez Wednesday, where his words focused on the plight of migrants.
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What We're Following This Evening
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ABC Is Creative Television Bad for Business?
ABC seems to think so, ousting its president after he shepherded an explosion of original and inclusive programming.
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Jason Reed / Reuters Donald Trump's Specious Claims About Torture
Why does the Republican candidate say it’s a useful tactic when the evidence suggests otherwise?
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Essam Al-Sudani / Reuters Iran’s Response to a Freeze on Oil Production
Russia, Saudi Arabia, and others are hoping to limit production levels and restore prices. The Islamic Republic is having none of it.
