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News agency calls secret seizure of telephone records of its journalists as "massive and unprecedented intrusion".
We look at why single parents fare worse in the United States than in other similarly industrialised nations.
Comprehensive copyright reform will revitalise the public domain and value all creatives - even the females.
We examine why many Western media outlets continue to demonise the Venezuelan president after his death.
New law aims to protect indigenous women on US reservations from sky-high rates of sexual assault and offender impunity.
Sexual violence and the chauvinist culture it espouses globally must end now.
Becoming a "deportation nation" seems to be a step necessary to justify amnesty for the unwanted immigrants left behind.
Lawmakers passed a long-delayed $50.4bn disaster relief package for victims of last year's superstorm Sandy.
Aid package worth $9.7b aims to help pay thousands of insurance claims, two months after storm devastated East Coast.
John Boenher defeats House Democratic leader in narrow victory as Congress welcomes dozens of new members.
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News and analysis of 2013 presidential contest as Ahmadinejad finishes second term.
A four-part series that gives a rare insight into the country on the move, with history in tow.
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