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‘Suspicious Situation’ Reported at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport

5,000 Christians Meet in Jerusalem to Celebrate Feast of Tabernacles and...

Doctor Who Ordered Family Members to Physically Restrain Woman With Alzheimer’s...

Several People Shot in Dutch City of Dordrecht

Actor Rutger Hauer, Best Known for Role in ‘Blade Runner,’ Dies...

UN Human Rights Council Extends Special Rapporteur on Eritrea Where Christians...

NYC to Host Parade for U.S. Women’s Soccer Team on Wednesday

Megan Rapinoe and Rose Lavelle Lead U.S. Women’s National Team to...

U.S. Women’s World Cup Win Sets Off Immediate Calls for Equal...

Alex Morgan of the U.S. celebrates winning the Women's World Cup (REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson)

U.S. Beats Netherlands, 2-0, to Win Fourth Women’s World Cup Title

Megan Rapinoe Returns to US Team as Lieke Martens is Named...

WATCH LIVE: U.S. vs. Netherlands in World Cup Final (11 AM...

One Fifth of All Churches in the Netherlands Have Been Converted...

U.S. Defeats England 2-1 in Tough Semifinal to Advance to Third...

England’s Women’s Soccer Team Coach Accuses U.S. Women’s Team Reps of...

Dutch Government Says They Have Sufficient Defense Against State-Backed Spying as...

Sources Say Dutch Socialist Frans Timmermans is on Course to Be...

In this photo taken Monday, June 24, 2019, Peter van Wingerden poses with his herd aboard a futuristic three-storey floating dairy farm moored in Rotterdam harbour, Netherlands. The floating dairy farm has one robot that milks the cows, another that automatically scoops up the manure, and a roof designed to collect rain water, along with using waste products from local industry to make it a sustainable inner-city producer of dairy foods aimed at feeding future generations of city dwellers according to the small holding farmer Peter van Wingerden. (AP Photo/Mike Corder)

Dutch Farm Aims to Spread Urban, Sustainable Dairy Production

This Feb 11, 2019 photo provided by World Food Prize Foundation shows Simon Groot in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The seed developer from the Netherlands credited with introducing high quality disease-resistant vegetable seeds to more than 60 countries including the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia is the 2019 recipient of the World Food Prize. Simon Groot, a sixth generation seedsman, began his search to create better vegetable seeds to help farmers in Southeast Asia in 1981. Groot's award was announced Monday, June 10, 2019 at the U.S. Department of State. (Marcel Bakker/marcelbakker.com via AP)

Netherlands Man Who Developed Disease-resistant Seeds Wins World Food Prize

John Stonestreet and G. Shane Morris: The Collateral Damage of Legal...

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