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Biden posthumously pardons Black nationalist Marcus Garvey 

and gun violence prevention. Congressional leaders had pushed for Biden to pardon Garvey, with supporters arguing that Garvey's conviction was politically motivated and an effort to silence the increasingly popular leader who spoke of racial pride

Papua's noken bag symbolizes knotted legacy of resilience, identity 

Distinctive bag, handcrafted from natural fibers like tree bark or leaves, is woven and knotted with threads of Papuan heritage

New documentary questions who took famous napalm attack photo

The image of Kim Phuc running down a road in the village of Trang Bang is symbolic of the horrors of the Vietnam War

Banning cellphones in schools gains popularity in US

At least eight states have enacted bans over the past two years, and proposals are being considered in several more states this year

Chili paste heats up dishes and warms hearts at northeastern Tunisia's harissa festival

The region's annual harissa festival has grown in the two-plus years since the United Nations cultural organization, UNESCO, recognized the sauce on a list of items of intangible cultural heritage

As Trump returns to White House, his family circle looks different

Macron praises World War II French Resistance activist, author

She participated in the escape of 200 people

Trump arrives in Washington for inaugural celebrations

Trump flies in on a US military C-32 aircraft from Florida

Journalists in Haiti demand justice, bury 2nd colleague killed by gangs

'He was killed for bringing news to the world,' says a colleague

Kenya deploys more police officers to Haiti to tackle gang violence

Gang violence has left more than 700,000 Haitians homeless in recent years

When Trump takes office, it’s unclear who will lead Pentagon

As of Friday, officials said they hadn't yet heard who'll become the acting defense secretary

Swedish forces in Latvia make their largest NATO deployment to date

The 550 Swedish troops join a Canadian-led multinational brigade along NATO’s eastern flank

South Korea's impeached president formally arrested; supporters riot

Tens of thousands of Yoon's backers rally outside the court Saturday, chanting support for the suspended leader

Fires scorched campuses across Los Angeles. Now many schools seek places to hold classes

Educators try to create a sense of normalcy for their students

Proposed rules would require nutrition info, allergen warnings on US alcohol labels 

A Treasury Department agency is seeking public content on proposals to require an 'alcohol facts' box, similar to nutrition labels on food

The long struggle to establish Martin Luther King Jr. Day

In 1983, about 20 years after King's "I Have a Dream" speech, legislation for a Martin Luther King Jr. Day on the third Monday of January cleared Congress and President Ronald Reagan signed it

Kenyan startup city tries to tackle Africa's problem of urbanizing while poor

Designers hope privately owned city will eventually have a population of 250,000

Belgium's pastoral pastime of pigeon racing faces high anxiety over crime wave

The sport is grappling with an unprecedented wave of unsolved pigeon pilfering that has hit several of the best birds in the business

SpaceX says fire could have caused Starship to break, spew debris near Caribbean

Federal Aviation Administration orders SpaceX to investigate what went wrong

L.A. fires have scorched largest urban area in California in at least 40 years

Growth of urban areas, climate change among the factors leading to wildfires’ devastation