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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh stand side by side at a welcome ceremony in Mongolia’s capital on September 3. Putin met with Mongolia’s leader to strengthen economic ties for a proposed oil pipeline tha

Pro-ceasefire protesters carry coffins representing the Israeli hostages lost since October 7 outside Israel’s Defense Ministry on September 5. The demonstrations were sparked by the recovery of the bodies of six hostages on September 1. Prime Minist

Team U.S.A.’s Daniel Romanchuk competes in the men’s 800m T54 at the Paralympic Games in the French capital on September 5. Despite finishing fifth in the final, Romanchuk took gold in the men’s T54 5000m and bronze in the men’s T54 400m. Running fro

Law enforcement officials gather outside Apalachee High School on September 4 following a school shooting that left four dead. Freshman Colt Gray, 14, was charged with murder and will face trial as an adult. His father, Colin Gray, was charged with f

JORDAN RECONNU, 23, OF DALLAS, TEXAS, HAS no regrets about not getting a college degree. During the one semester of college she attended after graduating from high school in 2019, she felt like she wasn’t learning anything new. The idea of continuing

SENIOR EQUINE TRAINER BARZAN GEN-tly held Sapphire, a young horse he’s nurtured, while 27-year-old Hadia smiled as she stood beside a chestnut-colored foal. She placed one hand on the horse’s back and softly stroked his neck with the other. Hadia and

TRUST IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF ANY RELATIONSHIP—FROM PER-sonal relationships to ties between businesses and consumers. In fact, 95 percent of business executives said they felt that organizations have a responsibility to build trust, according to a 20

TO GET AN IDEA OF HOW FAR BACK LL COOL J’S contributions to hip-hop go, take a close listen to his recollection of a conversation with Q-Tip that became the genesis of his new album The FORCE. Q-Tip is one-fourth of the revered rap group A Tribe Call

FOR TERRY CREWS, THERE ARE NO RULES. “There used to be so many rules. They used to say, ‘you can’t do TV, you must only do movies, you can’t do commercials.’” But Crews has proven you can do all of those things and more. He just joined pal Dave Bauti