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Analysis of satellite images provides evidence that dozens of Darfur villages have been burned down.

History demonstrates that same-sex love flourished in ancient and medieval India in various forms.

President Joe Biden is on his way to Israel for one of the most complicated diplomatic trips of his presidency, an extraordinary high-stakes trip to a region gripped by violence in the aftermath of Hamas' attacks and Israel's subsequent response.

The US State Department is warning Americans not to travel to Lebanon and will allow family members of US government personnel and some non-emergency personnel to voluntarily depart the country "due to the unpredictable security situation."

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The Arizona Diamondbacks were stomped in Game 2 of the NCLS against the Philadelphia Phillies. Let's place some blame.

Which teams should be willing to spend big to sign Aaron Nola in free agency? Get the details on the top contenders for the star pitcher.

By Nidal al-Mughrabi and Steve Holland GAZA U.S. President Joe Biden flies to Israel on Wednesday to signal

If the Chicago Bears are done with Justin Fields, could a trade to the Atlanta Falcons make sense? One NFL insider thinks so.

When Palestinians in north Gaza heeded the warnings issued in the Israeli military's phone calls, text messages, and fliers advising them to head south, they thought they were fleeing to potential safety.

BEIJING China's industrial output in September grew 4.5% from a year earlier, matching the pace in August, as

President Joe Biden's mission to contain Israel's confrontation with Hamas was overtaken even before he left Washington on Tuesday evening by fast worsening events that threaten to spill over into a regional war.