The 20-Year-Old Ebola Treatment That Could Save Kent Brantly
How blood transfusions may have saved seven Ebola patients 20 years ago
Marshall Islands Nuclear Lawsuit Reopens Old Wounds
The Pacific islanders are suing the U.S. and eight other nuclear nations in pursuit of world peace
Israel Iron Dome Funding Blocked by Senate Republicans
Increasing the national debt was cited as the reason for blocking emergency aid to Israel
Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men?
By 2037 there will be twice as many women aged over 100 as men and no one seems to know why
Despite Fighting, Experts Finally Reach Crash Site
The group was the largest to make it to the site since flight MH17 was shot down over rebel-held territory on July 17
Uganda's 'Anti-Homosexuality Act' Struck Down
The law, which punished gay sex with long jail sentences, was struck down because of procedural irregularities
Scottish Campaign for Independence Stalls
The poll research shows that the independence movement has been largely stuck in the 42-44 percent support range
Israel Declares Ceasefire Over Following Clash, as 50 Die in Shelling
The ceasefire collapsed just hours after it began as hospital officials said at least 50 Palestinians were killed by Israeli shelling in Rafah
Tel Aviv Diary: Israelis Ponder How the War in Gaza Will End
Israeli TV is saturated with war coverage and soldiers’ funerals, Marc Schulman reports
Goodbye, Mr. Chip
Computers must start processing the way brains do if we hope to manage the avalanche of data crashing down on us
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Conventional Wisdom Watch
Names in the news: Up, down and sideways
