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Tom Stoppard, Celebrated Playwright, Dies at 88

Tom Stoppard's plays include Arcadia, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and The Coast of Utopia. He's pictured above in London in

Technology

Airbus orders immediate A320 software upgrade

Airbus on Friday requested airlines take immediate action to upgrade software of its A320 aircraft, warning there could be an issue with

U.S. News

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Unity at Nicaea Site

IZNIK, Turkey — On the second day of his inaugural foreign trip, Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, visited the lakeside ruins where bishops convened in 325 for the First Council of Nicaea.

U.S. News

Sumatra Floods and Landslides Kill 164, Dozens Missing

PADANG, Indonesia (AP) — The death toll from flash floods and landslides on Indonesia's Sumatra island Friday rose to 164 on Friday with 79 people missing, authorities

World

Israeli Raid on Syrian Village Kills At Least Ten

DAMASCUS, Syria — Israeli forces in southern Syria raided a village and opened fire when they were confronted by residents on Friday, killing at least 10, Syrian officials said, as Israel fights on a number of fronts while

World

Olive Ridley Comeback in India, but Threats Persist

VELAS, India — Little kids giddily squeal as a baby sea turtle, flippers flapping, lurches toward the water with the grace of a drunk lunging for a cab at closing time.

Politics

New CDL Rules Target Immigrant Truckers, Critics Say

The administration's push to tighten commercial driver's license rules has centered on one high-profile case: Harjinder Singh, an Indian-born trucker accused of making an illegal U-turn in Fort Pierce, Florida, last August that led to a crash killing three people.