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U.S. Copyright: Protecting Authors, Preserving Culture

Alfred Hitchcock’s first hit film, a Sherlock Holmes collection, songs by Louis Armstrong and thousands o...
Jan 30, 2023VIEW
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The Latest Medical Gadgets at U.S. Tech Show

A breath test to detect COVID-19 and a device that warns people before they get dehydrated were among the...
Jan 27, 2023VIEW
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How Do Major Political Parties Split Control of Congress?

While presidents often first sweep into office with their party controlling both the House and Senate alo...
Jan 24, 2023VIEW
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Inventions of 2022

Creative business inventions are about more than eventual profit. They can make life easier for individua...
Jan 13, 2023VIEW
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Americans We Lost in 2022

Many Americans who made outsized contributions to society died over the past 12 months. They include a...
Jan 11, 2023VIEW
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They Rush into Any Crisis … and Cook

When disaster strikes around the world, workers and volunteers associated with World Central Kitchen rush...
Dec 23, 2022VIEW
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Life in Russia-Occupied Ukraine

The people of Ukraine are fighting to maintain their daily routine despite Russia’s brutal attempts to de...
Dec 21, 2022VIEW
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First Ladies’ White House Christmas Traditions

Christmas at the White House holds traditions special to members of the first family who live there and t...
Dec 19, 2022VIEW
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Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, and a Game Called "Dreidel"

Once a year, Jewish children all over the world play a game of chance called “dreidel” that uses four-sid...
Dec 16, 2022VIEW
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Soccer Soars in the United States

Soccer’s popularity has grown rapidly in the United States over the past three decades. Soccer is now ...
Dec 14, 2022VIEW
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Young Innovators Aim to Boost Global Development

After an invasive plant species destroyed his grandfather’s rice farm in India, Nathan Elias wanted to he...
Dec 12, 2022VIEW
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International Exchanges Shape Leaders of Communities and Countries

In 1940, the U.S. Department of State launched its first international exchange by inviting 130 Latin Ame...
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Authoritarian Regimes Continue Jailing Journalists

In September, a court in Burma sentenced a television reporter to three years in prison and hard labor. I...
Dec 2, 2022VIEW
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Meet the Watchdogs Guarding Internet Access

When Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forces laid siege to Kherson in Ukraine in March, they blocked Uk...
Dec 1, 2022VIEW
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Hip-Hop’s International Influence

From its origin in 1970s New York, hip-hop music and dance has spread throughout the world. The genre ...
Nov 29, 2022VIEW
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$100 Million U.S. Initiative Boosts Ukrainian Agriculture

Ihor Khabatiuk wanted to keep his farm in Ukraine going but recognized that Russia’s invasion of his coun...
Nov 25, 2022VIEW
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Supporting Responsible Fishing in the Pacific

Fishing communities along South America’s west coast face threats from illegal fishing, climate change an...
Nov 14, 2022VIEW
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What Has the U.S. Done Since COP26?

With the 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP...
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