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The president joined Hillary Clinton in Charlotte, North Carolina, Tuesday, singing her praises as a friend and former rival.
Recent investigations provide her opponents with plenty of material for continued attacks.
Suicide bombers killed scores of people in multiple attacks, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee escaped criminal charges, a NASA spacecraft made history, and more.
In his first appearance with Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail, President Obama referenced his daughter Sasha’s Twitter account.
The country is once again reeling from a bombing, after setting an international record for terrorism-related deaths in 2014.
As the holy month comes to a close, a look back at celebrations across the globe.
A reader recommends a smooth, psychedelic song by Tommy James and the Shondells (whose music video is worth…
The governor of the Bank of England says “the U.K. has entered a period of uncertainty and significant economic adjustment.”
The national character can be glimpsed even in squabbles over Independence Day authenticity in Washington, D.C. and Boston.
A transgender reader, Diane, has a simple and persuasive reply to the “woman who was exposed to a male…
Georgia’s highest court allowed a lawsuit by a KKK chapter to move forward, setting the stage for a trial.
The country’s heavy reliance on oil exports has plunged it into hyperinflation and debt, making everyday life a struggle for many.
In a series of speeches Tuesday from the floor, members condemned Republican-backed legislation on firearms that’s slated for a vote this week.
An evangelical Christian and avowed feminist argues that God intends every woman to work.
My recent piece for The Atlantic on tokophobia received a lot of email from readers discussing their own personal fears…
A fatal crash calls into question the car company’s approach to building autonomous vehicles—and underscores the stark contrast between its strategy and Google’s.
Archivists are figuring out which pieces of artists’ digital lives to preserve alongside letters, sketchbooks, and scribbled-on napkins.
The FBI director said the agency had concluded its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server on Tuesday.
It takes three words.
The personal letters of luminaries like Philip Guston, Dorothea Lange, and Robert Rauschenberg offer insight into their work as much as their lives.
Designed to end school segregation, it’s not clear the program succeeded.
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia said the tax is no longer necessary in light of the upcoming peace deal with the Colombian government.
A stunning new video of Juno’s approach to Jupiter captures an unprecedented glimpse of its moons.
Dozens of criminals have been killed since Rodrigo Duterte took office, and on Tuesday he accused his police generals of corruption.
The chamber will pick up where it left off after Democrats staged a sit-in on the matter late last month.
The Republican candidate refuses to apologize for his mistakes—and that may be key to his success.
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Saudi authorities have identified the man who carried out the Jeddah attack. A separate attack in Medina killed four people.
A parliamentary commission has recommended that the country’s multiple agencies be merged into a single one.