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Over the last quarter of a century, it has been hard to look at Venezuela objectively. Politically, it is often interpreted more as a symbol than as a society: for the right, a recurring argument to discredit left-wing politics, and for the left, an uncomfortable topic that is best avoided.

Holly Baxter speaks to a family who are packing up nearly four decades of their lives and voluntarily leaving the country before they can be detained

These famous stars packed their bags and started fresh overseas—from the English countryside to the Middle East.

These young Texas women are recognized champions in the Mexican national sport of charrería.

Embedded in their communities, educators are becoming the biggest advocates and resource distributors for students

Graduation parties, medical appointments, playing outside are all too risky. “I’m scared to death to leave my house.”

The versatility of the humble belt can give the clothes you already own a new, stylish lease of life

The contentious contest came down to five potential candidates.

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