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World leaders converged in Jerusalem to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp.

Rather than a scientific given, calendars say a lot about the history and cultural values of the societies that created them.

Coastal towns were lashed by 45-foot waves, and villages farther inland were buried under mountains of snow.

Isabel dos Santos, daughter of Angola’s former president, is to be charged over crimes said to have been committed when she ran the state oil company, Sonangol.

Investigators continued to investigate Saudi links to 9/11 even after high-level officials discounted connections.

Receiving a “political benefit” does not transform an otherwise legal action (like requesting an investigation) into an abuse of power.

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As House impeachment managers emphasize the facts, President Trump’s defense team calls the process unfair.

They were expected to modernize a former empire in a moment of political transition. Instead, Harry and Meghan walked away.

The travel restrictions imposed on Wuhan were extended to at least four more cities. At least 17 people have died and more than 570 have been sickened by a mysterious illness.

A small team of agents spent years investigating whether one of Washington’s closest allies was involved in the worst terror attack in U.S. history. This is their story.

Thursday: The pier is celebrating 30 years of the pinnipeds. Also: Kevin McCarthy’s role in impeachment; and Lunar New Year.

Markets have tumbled as investors worry that Chinese shoppers will stay home for the Lunar New Year holiday and beyond. Economists say the possible impact isn’t yet clear.

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, who was appointed to the position by Pope Benedict XVI in 2011, has long been known as a theological and political conservative, often at odds with Pope Francis.

No, according to a spokeswoman. But the beloved New York supermarket chain faces an uncertain future.