Argentina’s abortion bill is backed by lower house of Congress
In an extraordinary session, the Chamber of Deputies of Argentina passed the bill with 131
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US Women’s Open: Two holes-in-one scored on day one
Day one of the US Women’s Open Championship at Cypress Creek Course in Houston saw
F1: Some motorsport teams remain addicted to tobacco company sponsorship deals, despite tobacco causing 8 million deaths each year
Baseball’s National League, which would much later go on to form part of Major League
Bhutan parliament decriminalizes homosexuality, to delight of activists
Sections 213 and 214 of the penal code had criminalized “unnatural sex,” widely interpreted as
8 houses built in ‘impossible,’ steep places
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French Senate report says officials failed to heed mask stockpile warnings
The report, which is the product of several months worth of hearings and investigations by
US officials concerned about movements of Iranian-backed militias amid heightened tensions
“It is worrisome,” one official told CNN. “We have indications” of militia preparations, they added.
19th-century China: Rare photos at the dawn of photography
Written by Oscar Holland, CNN Before the arrival of photography, the Western imagination of China
Honda’s UK shutdown gives a taste of Brexit chaos to come
The Japanese carmaker said in a statement that production was stopped at its plant in
Napoli plays first match at the newly renamed Stadio Diego Armando Maradona
Last week, Naples city council confirmed the renaming of the Stadio San Paolo in honor