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Was 'Drain The Swamp' Just Another Campaign Slogan?
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Questions Remain Surrounding Sherri Papini's Kidnapping
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Snowden Responds To Declassified House Report Alleging He Has Ties To Russian Intelligence
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Beijing Smog Finally Eases
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North Korea Accuses South Korea Of Committing 'Political Terror'
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Ikea To Settle $50M Lawsuit With 3 Families
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Putin Calls For Strengthening Of Russia’s Nuclear Potential
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Japan Approves Record $43.6B Defense Budget
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Mississippi Church Parishioner Charged With Arson
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Are Police Around The World Helping Terrorists?
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Twitter Search Result Now Shows Most Relevant Tweets First
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China Launches Carbon-Tracking Satellite
‘The Song Doesn't Represent Me At All’
Ex-sailor Janaye Ervin speaks for the first time about her “Star Spangled Banner” protest — and how the Navy brass reacted.
What Happens If Trump Guts The Climate Disclosure Rule?
Both investors and environmental activists fear the new administration will quash an SEC rule that pushes companies to address the impact of climate change.
Can Trump Reverse Obama’s Drilling Ban?
The president-elect may find it hard to overturn Obama's decision to earmark parts of the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans as “indefinitely” off-limits to offshore oil and gas drilling.
Europe-Wide Hunt Launched For Berlin Attack Suspect
According to German media reports, investigators searched several locations overnight, including a refugee home in Emmerich on the Dutch border.
Google Used Loophole To Save $3.6B In Taxes: Report
The US tech giant reportedly made use of a system of loopholes known as “Double Irish” and “Dutch Sandwich” to lower its tax burden.
Scientists Create ‘Plants’ To Manufacture Medicines
A team of Dutch researchers has created a “mini-factory” of drugs contained within artificial leaves made of materials known as luminescent solar concentrators.
Salad Chain Leads Moves To Make Cash Obsolete
Sweetgreen plans to eliminate cash transactions in all of its 64 locations by January 2017.
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A Brief History Of Delta Air Lines And Racism
YouTuber Adam Saleh was not the first Delta Air Lines passenger to accuse the company of racist practices.
China Invites Tesla, Electric Car Manufacturers To Make Cars In Country
China is exploring a new policy that would lighten some of it protectionist laws and allow electric car manufacturers like Tesla to start building their vehicles in the country.
Humans May Be Able To Have Sex With Robots In The Near Future
A sex toy company is developing a line of dolls that will be able to talk and move like humans during sex.
Free Trade Lobbyists May Be Trump’s Top Trade Negotiator
Even though Donald Trump railed against free trade deals during the 2016 campaign, a corporate lobbyist who worked on those deals may become his top trade negotiator.
Will Robots Steal Your Jobs? Probably
Artificial intelligence-driven automation will be a crucial driver of economic growth, but it could also lead to a massive disruption in the jobs market, the White House warned in a new report.
Astronomers Release Largest Digital Survey Of Visible Universe
The images, captured over the past four years by the 1.8-meter telescope on the summit of Haleakalā in Hawaii, show up to 3 billion stars, galaxies and other celestial objects.
Was 'Drain The Swamp' Just Another Campaign Slogan?
In contrast to his populist rhetoric, President-elect Donald Trump has named a number of major campaign donors for his proposed Cabinet.
Barnes & Noble’s $50 NOOK Tablet Came Pre-Installed With Malicious ADUPS Software
Barnes & Noble debuted its $50 NOOK last month, but forgot to announce that it came with spyware pre-installed on its device.
British Mother Told To Take Her Child With Her In Iranian Prison Or Give Her Up
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested April 3 on unspecified national security charges as he prepared to return to England with her 2-year-old daughter.
‘The Song Doesn't Represent Me At All’
Ex-sailor Janaye Ervin speaks for the first time about her “Star Spangled Banner” protest — and how the Navy brass reacted.