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As Japan shifts away from postwar pacifism, Takaichi eyes constitutional reform

British women were banned from World War II combat. Read how they helped win the war.

On D-Day鈥檚 80th anniversary, volunteers knit for victory with 鈥楾he Longest Yarn鈥�

A biographer profiles Rose Valland, who secretly tracked Nazi art thefts

The US Navy is in its longest sea battle since World War II. Red Sea Houthis aren鈥檛 backing down.

Why Harvard and other colleges are fighting for 鈥榚ssential freedom鈥�

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As Japan shifts away from postwar pacifism, Takaichi eyes constitutional reform

British women were banned from World War II combat. Read how they helped win the war.

On D-Day鈥檚 80th anniversary, volunteers knit for victory with 鈥楾he Longest Yarn鈥�

A biographer profiles Rose Valland, who secretly tracked Nazi art thefts

The US Navy is in its longest sea battle since World War II. Red Sea Houthis aren鈥檛 backing down.

Why Harvard and other colleges are fighting for 鈥榚ssential freedom鈥�

The US used to be a haven for research. Now, scientists are packing their bags.

Coronavirus and the spirit of World War II

Let summer linger with the 10 best books of August

For Ukraine鈥檚 museums, Russia鈥檚 war gives 鈥榩reservation鈥� new meaning

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