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Advancing racial equality and economic opportunity today

Today In 60 Seconds

COP28 climate talks complicated by UAE oil deals

What Democrats and Republicans have in common this Thanksgiving

Argentina's economy will get a lot worse before it gets better

UN Security Council resolution calls for Gaza humanitarian pauses

Biden & Xi set to agree on regulating military use of AI

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Latest

Biden wants to take away Modi’s license to kill

Kissinger is dead. Long live his memes

Venezuelan vote puts the neighbors on edge

Sweden is confident it will finally become a NATO member

Hard Numbers: Crude uncertainty, Germany looks to ease deportations, Eurozone inflation surprise, Meta busts fake Chinese Facebook accounts

You vs. the News: GZERO's Weekly News Quiz

EU and Mercosur near trade deal (at last)

Negotiating with Henry Kissinger and his legacy

Watch Ian Bremmer's State of the World speech live on Dec. 4