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Ukrainian police patrol an area, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in the town of Izium

World Sep 15

People in liberated Ukrainian town recount harrowing stories of Russian occupation

By Nick Schifrin, Volodymyr Solohub, Teresa Cebrian Aranda

Arts Nov 25

Poet Rita Dove on what we learned from Nazi liberation, 70 years later

"Liberation," a poetry collection released last month, highlights why the ideas of oppression and liberation are still urgently important today.

By artsdesk

Nation Jun 06

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‘Bad to the Very End’: Author Reflects on the Long, Deadly Road to WWII Victory

'Bad to the Very End': Author Reflects on the Long, Deadly Road to WWII Victory…

Nation Dec 03

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Famed Civils Rights Folk Singer Odetta Dies

Prominent civil rights folk singer Odetta died at 77 from heart disease at New York's Lenox Hill Hospital Tuesday. The NewsHour remembers the Grammy-nominated artist and her influence on fellow musicians.

Politics May 02

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U.S. and UK Diplomats Enter Darfur Talks as Deadline Slips

In an effort to forge an agreement between the Sudanese government and rebels, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick traveled to the Nigerian capital of Abuja to help facilitate peace talks that continued past the midnight deadline.

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