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The Unbreakable Spaces: Finding Revival in America’s September of Sorrow
America’s September of Violence: A Humanitarian Reckoning September 2025 will be etched into the national…
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The Long-Lost Picasso: Dora Maar Portrait Resurfaces After 80 Years for Blockbuster Auction
Paris, France — A remarkable and previously uncatalogued work by Pablo Picasso, a vibrant portrait…
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Super Typhoon Ragasa: A Near Miss That Paralyzed Hong Kong and Rewrote History
Typhoon Ragasa Leaves Hong Kong Reeling With Flooding, Injuries, and Flight Chaos Hong Kong, a…
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A WWII “Sleeper” Wakes: 1,000-Pound Bomb Found in Hong Kong, Forcing 6,000-Person Evacuation
Quarry Bay, Hong Kong — A quiet day of construction in Hong Kong’s bustling Quarry…
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Missing Egyptian Bracelet: Loss of a 3,000-Year-Old Artefact
Tragedy at the Egyptian Museum: A 3,000-Year-Old Pharaoh’s Bracelet is Stolen and Melted A priceless…
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Long-Lost 18th-Century Portrait by Fra Galgario Recovered in Argentina After 80 Years
MAR DEL PLATA, ARGENTINA — In a stunning discovery that seems ripped from an art crime…
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Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing with Renewed Calls for Peace and Remembrance
NAGASAKI, JAPAN – Under a somber sky, the city of Nagasaki today commemorated the 80th…
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Remembering Hiroshima: 80 Years Since the World’s First Nuclear Tragedy and a Call for Lasting Peace
On August 6, 2025, the world solemnly commemorates the 80th anniversary of one of the…
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A Timeless Touch: Unearthing a 4,000-Year-Old Egyptian Handprint
Cambridge, UK – July 28, 2025 – Imagine reaching across thousands of years and touching…
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From Chambers of Horrors to Pillars of Peace: UNESCO Honors Cambodia’s Genocide Sites
July 22, 2025 – In a profoundly moving decision, UNESCO has officially inscribed three former…