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Former TIME Editor-in-Chief Nancy Gibbs makes the case for humans in the age of AI.

The sole passageway between Gaza and Egypt remains sealed to both refugees and humanitarian aid.

Writer-director Chloe Domont discusses the movie's controversial sex scenes and male fragility.

The ongoing shortage of the ADHD medication has revealed a communication breakdown between regulators and manufacturers.

Gazan health authorities said an Israeli airstrike caused the blast, but the Israel Defense Forces denied involvement.

An expert on House Speakers says Jordan would be the "most conservative speaker" in nearly a century.

From the Barbie movie to Taylor Swift and Beyoncé's tours and subsequent movies, there's never been a better time to dress up.

The more militant Hamas emerged when Israel was focused on fighting the Palestine Liberation Organization in the 1980s.

What Britney Spears reveals about her 13-year conservatorship in her new memoir 'The Woman in Me'

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Thunberg among dozens of climate protesters who attempted to block access to the the Energy Intelligence Forum in London.

The mass relocation of Palestinians amid airstrikes across Gaza has left millions worried about their safety.

Israeli forces and armed groups in Lebanon have engaged in a series of low-level skirmishes since the outbreak of the latest war in Gaza.

'Postpartum healing looks different for everyone but I can tell you mine began by giving myself patience and kindness,' writes Cleo Wade.

The chief justice of the world’s most populous country said it was up to Parliament to decide whether it could expand marriage laws to include queer unions.

Truckloads of aid idled at Egypt’s border with Gaza as residents and humanitarian groups pleaded Monday for water, food, and fuel.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Google, claiming that the company violated of the Sherman Act.