WORLD
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- Widows of Iraq's war pick up the threads of fragmented lives
- Brexit legislation needs to include public vote: Labour's Starmer
- U.S. State Department approves possible $314 million sale of missiles to South Korea
- Austrian chancellor rules out keeping far-right leader in government: source
SOCIATY
- DACA ruling by appeals court a setback for Trump administration
- AG Barr details his hunt for the truth on what really went on with the Russia probe: Listen to the f
- Buttigieg backs far-left idea of erasing Thomas Jefferson's name: 'It's the right thing to do'
- Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel leaves office for last time, political future uncertain
- AG Barr's critics, who claimed Trump 'obstruction,' would be 'guilty' by own standards: Ari Fleische
ARTS
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- ‘The Medea Insurrection: Radical Women Artists Behind the Iron Curtain’ at Kunsthalle im Lipsius
- 2018: The Year in Review
Australia's two major political parties are locked in a tight contest with more than one-third of votes counted in the national election on Saturday, running counter to pre-election opinion polls that had predicted a change in government.
Australia's conservative coalition government looks like it would be returned to office in Saturday's election, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation said, though it was unclear if it would hold an outright majority.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Saturday he did not believe a war would break out in the region as Tehran did not want a conflict and no country had the "illusion it could confront Iran", the state news agency IRNA reported.
The U.S. embassy in Jakarta has issued a security alert ahead of election results due on Wednesday, as Indonesian authorities have arrested nearly 30 suspected militants, including some who police say are able to detonate bombs using Wi-Fi networks.
Austria's vice chancellor and longtime far-right leader, Heinz-Christian Strache, said on Saturday he was stepping down over video footage that threatened to bring down the right-wing coalition government.
Norbert Hofer, proposed to replace scandal-tainted Heinz-Christian Strache as leader of Austria's Freedom Party, is the country's transport minister who nearly became western Europe's first far-right president in 2016.
In a workshop in a bombed-out factory in Mosul, Najlaa Abdelrahman joins scores of other women on a production line as they sew garments and try to knit their lives back together.
BUSINESS
