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- Dueling court orders left Missouri’s congressional map in doubt just eight weeks before Election Day.
- Four Renoir paintings, worth more than $10 million, stolen from French museum.
- Marco Rubio launched a three-country tour of South America.
- A Brazilian Supreme Court justice suspended top federal police directors.
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Homebuyer help programs, new law aim to untie housing affordability knotBy Scott Baldauf, Melanie Stetson Freeman / 5 min
As Israel’s ‘capital of the north’ seeks to recover from war, it’s too quietBy Dina Kraft / 5 min
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This guide put a park, and its crocodiles, on India’s ecotourism mapBy Kalpana Sunder / 5 min
Putin meets with US envoys for renewed talks on ending the war in UkraineBy The Associated Press / 5 min
‘She listened.’ Gloria Steinem raised women’s voices through writing and activism.By Kendra Nordin Beato, Mackenzie Farkus / 7 min
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First LookIran vows response to US strikes, says American facilities are ‘exposed’Vowing revenge, Iran says U.S. energy firms are at risk and that it is restricting Gulf shipping. The war has pressed oil-producing Gulf Arab states.By Nayera Abdallah and Eman Abouhassira / 4 min
Fighting on two fronts: Army secretary’s exit highlights Hegseth’s war on pushbackBy Anna Mulrine Grobe / 4 min
As US steps up pressure on Iran, ordinary people say they’re paying the priceBy Scott Peterson / 5 min
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- Fresh strikes by US and Iran risk further destabilizing the global economyBy Taylor Luck / 3 min
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Renoir portraits offer a glimpse into a fleeting world
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August’s best books keep you on the edge of your seat
Former Marine Rye Barcott lauds ‘humbling and leveling effect’ of service
The audacious plot to blow up the Nord Stream pipelines
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- To beat a rickety electric grid, Nigeria’s capital gets creativeBy Light Oriye Tamunotonye / 2 min
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