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L’Arche: Investigation reveals abuses committed by founder Vanier

- by Reuters

PARIS (Reuters) – Jean Vanier, the now deceased founder of L’Arche, a not-for-profit organization which helps people with learning difficulties, sexually abused six women in France, the body said on …

Thiem falls to Italian qualifier Mager in Rio quarter-finals

Buffett calls for more accountability for corporate directors

‘I will not wash my clothes!’ – Barcelona new boy Braithwaite elated after debut alongside Messi

Tsitsipas to battle Auger-Aliassime for Marseille Open title

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Sanders’ front-runner status to be tested in Nevada amid Russia interference reports

- by Reuters

By Sharon Bernstein and Simon Lewis LAS VEGAS (Reuters) – Bernie Sanders faces a test of his front-runner status in the Democratic White House race on Saturday in Nevada, where …

New coronavirus cases fall in China, but WHO concerned by global spread

Roger Waters of Pink Floyd joins Assange supporters in London protest march

‘Not good enough,’ Warren says of Bloomberg’s non-disclosure agreement pledge

Twitter suspends group of pro-Bloomberg accounts over ‘platform manipulation’

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The Week In Politics: Nevada, Trump’s Pardons And Commutations

- by Ron Elving

NPR’s Scott Simon speaks with NPR senior editor Ron Elving about the week’s political news. Read More…

Tech Workers Take Action: A Look At Recent Labor Movements

Porpoises On The Brink Of Extinction Face Daunting Odds For Survival

Nevada Caucuses Bring Focus To A More Diverse Electorate

One Group Whose Political Leanings May Be Changing: Indian Americans Who Are Hindu