Letters from Anne Frank's father to be digitized
An antiques dealer and artist who struck up a correspondence with Otto Frank is making a donation to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.
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U.S. envoy to meet Sudan leaders after deadly crackdown on protests
Global outcry over military junta's violent reaction to pro-democracy movement has done little to change the prospects for Sudan's beleaguered population
Study: One-sixth of marine life at risk from climate change
The study argues losses could be offset by a reduction in carbon pollution
David Ortiz has more surgery in Boston after shooting
Ortiz, 43, is expected to stay in intensive care for at least 48 hours
Canada to ban single-use plastics as early as 2021
Inspired by an earlier EU move, Canada's government may ban items like plastic bags, water bottles, straws and earbuds
Canada's "Free Willy" bill bans keeping orcas and dolphins in captivity
The bill, which is expected to become law, targets anyone involved in holding the animals "for entertainment purposes"
Charges dropped against Russian journalist beaten in custody
In a show of rare solidarity, Russian media outlets rallied to defend the investigative reporter who said his detention was retribution for his work
David Ortiz back in Boston after shooting in Dominican Republic
The baseball star is continuing to receive treatment after he was shot in the back at nearly point-blank range Sunday night
Botswana decriminalizes gay sex in big win for LGBT rights in Africa
Judges say sexual orientation not a "fashion statement," and "criminalization of love or finding fulfillment in love dilutes compassion and tolerance"
U.S. Women favored to win the World Cup
Can the U.S. women take home their fourth World Cup this year?
DHS chief asks Congress for more funds, citing low morale of border agents
"Their morale is impacted. They're tired. A lot of them have gotten sick. They've been exposed to flu, chicken pox, measles, mumps," Acting Secretary Kevin McAleenan said
Dominican Republic tourist deaths have some rethinking their vacations
After at least six U.S. tourists died under mysterious circumstances there in the last 12 months
U.S. resident freed by Iran denounces "arbitrary detention"
Internet freedom advocate Nizar Zakka, a U.S. resident, was held for years in Tehran; his family and associates strongly deny he was a spy
Warriors stay alive in NBA Finals – barely, beat Raptors 106-105
Toronto still needs one more win to grab title from Golden State and set off coast-to-coast celebration in Canada; Kevin Durant hurt anew in return from injury
The Philippines has an excess of 10 million mangoes
The agriculture secretary announced measures to resolve the surplus of fruit before it rots
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
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