Parsi cafes, a centuries-old tradition in India, are vanishing
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'It's never done this': Arkansas River keeps flooding, testing levees and patience
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Thirty years after Tiananmen protests, 'the fight is still going on for China'
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Nearly eight months after Hurricane Michael, Florida Panhandle feels left behind
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Large tornado touches down near Kansas City; at least twelve injured
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How to write about Africa
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Binyavanga Wainaina: 'How to write about Africa'
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Muslim lawmakers host Ramadan feast at Capitol
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California teachers pay for their own substitutes during extended sick leave
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Highly potent weed has swept the market, raising concerns about health risks
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South Korean women 'escape the corset' and reject their country's beauty ideals
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Myanmar releases Pulitzer Prize-winning Reuters journalists
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Meal kits have smaller carbon footprint than grocery shopping, study says
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Pro-Nicolas Maduro court orders arrest of prominent Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López
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Indonesia plans to move its capital out of Jakarta, a city that's sinking
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The affluent homeless: A sleeping pod, a hired desk and a handful of clothes
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For Mongolia's ice shooters, warmer winters mean a shorter sports season
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'We pray for the caliphate to return': ISIS families crowd into Syrian camps
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Ketamine may relieve depression by repairing damaged brain circuits
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Israeli robotic moon landing fails in final descent
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Chef's memoir tackles what it's like to be young, gifted and Black in fine dining
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LGBT people a 'fundamental part of the fabric of rural American communities'
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Companies organize to make it easier to buy renewable energy
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Historic manuscripts saved from St. Louis fire
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State-funded adoption agencies in Michigan barred from refusing LGBTQ parents
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US jury acquits White former police officer in fatal shooting of unarmed Black teen
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Newly uncovered Georgia O'Keeffe letters shed light on her greatest paintings
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Daily marijuana use and highly potent weed linked to psychosis
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Misophonia: When life's noises drive you mad
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Thieves steal a famous painting from an Italian church — but don't worry, it's fake
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