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If you’re looking for the issues facing the country today, you’ll find them in Las Vegas and in South Carolina, where people wonder whether the American Dream is still attainable.
High-ranking leaders are no longer off-limits as more allegations of cringe-worthy behavior come to light in courtrooms and records.
Modeled after its famed U.S. counterpart, “SNL Arabia” debuted amid growing cultural repression that limits the scope of its satire. “It’s like you’ve lost a leg out of two,” said one of the head writers.
Opponents of the Georgia bill, including hundreds of businesses, say it legalizes discrimination and could hurt the state's economy.
Syria's most populous city is at the heart of its five-year conflict, where front lines carve through neighborhoods to cleave sharply contrasting halves.
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