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Police officers in 19 countries keep law and order without carrying firearms. Here's how they do it

Many survivors are relying on virtual gatherings for their own mental health, and to reach a world that needs to hear their perspective

As precursors to possible nuclear war go, fistfights and stone throwing aren't exactly the first things that come to mind. But along India and China’s long, contested border, that’s exactly what has been happening for...

The outcome could affect the lessons the world takes from World War II

As the Civil War began, the Union wanted to control New Mexico as a way to access the gold in the mountains of the West and California’s deep-water ports. The Confederates wanted these same resources, of course.

Using the floor as a giant board, the Western Approaches Tactical Unit, or WATU, would design a game that approximated a wolfpack attack on a convoy in the Atlantic