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When authoritarian Middle Eastern regimes feel threatened by their public, they often shut down the internet. But such disruptions are not without costs. And one advocacy group has devised a way of calculating that cost.

HAIFA, Israel Demonstrators briefly shut off access to a major Israeli seaport on Monday ahead of a planned

A civil rights legal group is challenging legacy admissions at Harvard University, saying the practice discriminates against students of color by giving an unfair boost to the mostly white children of alumni

Nearly six months after the Democratic Party approved President Joe Biden’s plan to overhaul which states lead off its presidential primary, implementing the revamped order has proven anything but simple

Sudan's army has called on young people and anyone else capable of fighting to enlist in its battle against the country's rival paramilitary force, known as the Rapid Support Forces

A Houston man who went missing as a teen more than eight years ago has been found safe, the Texas Center for the Missing said.

Hong Kong police have accused eight self-exiled pro-democracy activists of violating the territory’s harsh National Security Law and offered rewards of $127,600 each for information leading to their arrests

A widely watched section of the U.S. Treasury yield curve on Monday hit its deepest inversion since the

Thousands of Amazon Indigenous are leaving their rainforest villages in a migration to urban areas that is reshaping their lives, their villages and their new cities

Commissioners of the European Union are meeting with the Spanish government to review Spain’s plans for its six-month Presidency of the EU Council

Excessive heat warnings remain in place in many areas across the U.S. and are expected to last at least through Monday

A top NATO military officer says Russia’s armed forces are bruised but by no means beaten in the war in Ukraine