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The Venice Film Festival is the world’s oldest film festival, as well as one of the so-called ‘’Big Three’’ film festivals- with the other two being the Berlin International Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival, all of which have been internationally credited for enabling artists and creators around the world to obtain a certain element of ‘’artistic freedom of expression’’ through their films.

Death stalks Colombian defenders of nature

Paris mayor Hidalgo joins battle to topple Macron

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy agrees with the Biden administration’s vaccine requirements.

Tunisia's president says constitution should be amended

The Wells Fargo manager, a Hispanic man and an Army veteran, said he was called a racist slur and then attacked and beaten in the parking lot of the Grover Beach, California, bank on Sept. 3.

Student debt in the United States is a $1.7 trillion dollar problem and it is one that is not evenly felt across the country.

Bangladesh schools reopen after 18-month Covid shutdown

After 20 years of not paying its debts, Zimbabwe is taking steps to clean up its balance sheet and its image by making payments to major creditors.

Domestic tourism boom gives UK seaside new lease of life

California counts cost of rare governor recall election

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ mask mandate will be enforced in Florida schools.

Despite consumers filling up baskets with large orders, Kroger supermarkets has suffered losses. 

Catalan separatists hit streets ahead of Madrid talks

Lebanese doubtful new cabinet up to the task of reform

Advocates are working to get stimulus checks in the hands of one particular group. 

When asked why he stopped taking his mother to shower at least once during the year, Juan Santos Huerta said he was "out of energy."

Tight race to close MeToo-influenced Venice film fest

Community groups set pace in Australia's vaccination race

England and India consider next moves after cancelled Test

As Broadway returns, one play channels the emotions of 9/11