In today's headlines around the world, communities prepare for a Thanksgiving like never before. Farmers in the Midwest reveal how they've strengthened protocols in light of previous flu seasons, a battalion from Connecticut reunite with family members after spending months abroad, firefighters on the West coast look forward to some relief during the winter, and a complex prison scheme in California undergoes investigation. As always, our selections are curated from the front pages of Newseum.org. ...

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Today’s headlines look at top stories from around the world, including a foreign perspective on the latest US election news. These stories primarily focus on international diplomacy and foreign relations. The latest G20 summit happened this weekend with a focus on the pandemic, Russia and Georgia are preparing for talks, China and India continue to dispute border territory and leaders from Israel and Saudi Arabia met. As always, these headlines are courtesy of

Today’s headlines rush the stage and declare they’re for the children. These headlines are selected from the front pages curated by Newseum.org. Indigenous Territory names and Treaty information are taken from the

Today’s international news highlights new developments regarding coronavirus, lockdowns and the vaccine. Beyond this there is a human interest piece about traditional Japanese arts and some backstory and speculation about Israel, the US and their relationship with UNESCO. As always, these stories are courtesy of Newseum.org...

Happy Saturday! I hope everyone got some fresh air and sun today as we continue to experience our beautiful, unseasonable global warming weather. Our weekend news features robots, food and adorable wildlife. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on Newseum.org.

Today’s headlines are sharply divided as to whether it’s a coup, but deferred the argument until they could be safely behind screens. These headlines are selected from the front pages curated by

Why Wikidata? Over the past three weeks, I’ve had the pleasure of participating in the November Wikidata Institute, a thr...

Today we pivot away from election and coronavirus news to look at other stories and concerns. At the border, officials have been ordered to stop deporting unaccompanied minors entering the US. More states pursue marijuana legalization as a source of revenue. Boeing’s 737 Max has been cleared to fly again. High school students get practice with Zoom interviews and environmental groups continue to spread awareness of the dangers of plastic to marine life. As always, these headlines are courtesy of