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32 Members Have Called For US Congress To Start Trump Impeachment Proceedings
The chamber's Democratic leadership continues to balk at beginning the process to oust Trump from office.
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Earth Put On Red Alert By Shocking Report On Future Of Nature And Humanity
A UN panel of hundreds of leading scientists has warned we face an existential threat.
By John Vidal

Joe Biden's Proudest Achievement Looks A Lot More Complicated In 2020
Twenty-five years after the Violence Against Women Act, some ask if it took the right approach.
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Theresa May Signals To MPs She Will Quit as Britain's PM Once Brexit Is Delivered
Her departure has been demanded by Brexiteers as price for their support for her EU deal.
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Tulsi Gabbard Officially Kicks Off 2020 Presidential Campaign
The congresswoman called upon the public to stand against politicians "who sit in ivory towers thinking up new wars to wage."
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Donald Trump Signs Bill To End Longest US Govt Shutdown
President Trump signs bill without border wall funding to temporarily end the partial government shutdown.
By Jill Colvin, Lisa Mascaro and Zeke Miller, AP

Jeremy Corbyn Bids For Election By Triggering No Confidence Vote In Govt
The prime minister offered the vote following historic 230 vote defeat on her Brexit deal.
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Four Hindu-Muslim Couples Across Four Generations Tell Us How Loving Is Like Being At War
Lovers versus a world full of hate.
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