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Canada pledges to meet NATO military spending target by 2032

The country’s difficulty in meeting an informal military spending target highlights how difficult it is for the alliance to rapidly build up its capabilities.

19Jul

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What we know about the global disruption

In many countries, everything has been hit: from airlines to banks to retailers.

19Jul

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A border crossing closed for months traps the sick and wounded in Gaza

The Rafah crossing into Egypt has been closed since Israel captured it in early May, blocking the only way out of the territory for thousands of Palestinians in desperate need of medical care.

19Jul

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Executives Leave Cassava, Maker of Controversial Alzheimer's Drug

The CEO and a chief scientist resigned just weeks after a federal grand jury brought fraud charges against a research collaborator.

19Jul

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Friday Briefing

A pivotal moment in the race for the White House.

19Jul

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How Elon Musk Came to Support Trump and the GOP

The world's richest man, once deeply skeptical of Donald J. Trump, has now backed him and emerged as a central figure in the presidential race.

19Jul

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Pressure Mounts on Netanyahu as Washington Visit Nears

A scheduled speech by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Congress made clear the grave divisions he faces at home.

18Jul

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Peter Buxtun, Who Exposed Tuskegee Syphilis Study, Dies at 86

A public health worker, he became a whistleblower after learning about decades of research on hundreds of poor, untreated, infected black men.

18Jul

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World leaders ponder possible second term for Trump

Some governments are taking concrete measures to prepare for the possible return of the former US president.

18Jul

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JD Vance's AI Agenda: Reduce Regulation

Donald Trump’s selection as vice president signaled that he favors a hands-off approach to artificial intelligence, but also wants to increase control over the sector’s biggest tech companies.