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Venezuelans say they’re done with Maduro. Will the presidential election reflect that?

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In Javier Milei’s cash-strapped Argentina, enterprising residents use ingenuity to make ends meet

Blocked from voting, Venezuela’s diaspora finds new ways to oppose Maduro

‘Our children would not be dead.’ Why these moms are advocating for safe drugs.

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Dive into the tropical fish nursery of the future

A glassy sweeper egg, moments from hatching, is seen through a microscope at Roger Williams University’s Wet Lab in Bristol, Rhode Island, where parent offspring are bred for the New England Aquarium's aquaculture program. The round bubble is an oil droplet, which is a nutritional source similar to an egg yolk.

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It’s a big year for Caesar salad. The popular dish is turning 100.

As wildfire season looms, these residents aren’t waiting for government help

In Latin America, armies stage comebacks – but not by coup

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Category 4 Hurricane Beryl churns across Caribbean. Here’s why it’s historic.

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Wakan Gli, a rare white buffalo calf born in Yellowstone, means much more to the Lakota

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In Bolivia, democracy prevails for another day over an attempted coup

With free laundry and salsa classes, Bogotá tries to care for its unpaid caregivers

Gangs have taken over Haiti. Schools must educate anyway.

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Protesters and police collide after Argentine president’s spending cut passes Senate

How hard is it to root out corruption? Ask Guatemala’s new president.