Where Is Las Vegas Security Guard, Jesus Campos?
Mandalay Bay security guard credited with saving lives by Las Vegas shooter, Stephen Paddock, has disappeared.
Why No One Likes the iPhone 8
For the first ever time, a new iPhone is being outsold by its predecessor.
Education & workforce development position Georgia as the best state for doing business
As the eighth most populous state, Georgia has long punched above its weight within the US economy. Very few Americans have never drunk a Coke, flown Delta, shopped at Home Depot or sent a package by UPS – all private enterprises which call the state capital of Atlanta home.
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- Malaysia Reviewing New MH370 Search Proposals
- Trump's Net Worth Plunges as President
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Trump Poll Numbers Drop After Puerto Rico Response
Voters say they have lost faith in the president's ability to lead following a disaster.
'Scaramucci Post' Horrifies Twitter With Holocaust Poll
The former White House communications director's new "media venture" got slammed as being tasteless for tweeting a Holocaust poll.
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Is Chicago Really Dangerous? Trevor Noah Investigates
“According to the president, Chicago is basically Syria, but with different pizza.”
Why the Somalia Bombing Matters to President Trump
Washington has been fighting Al-Shabab for a decade in Somalia, but there’s no end in sight.
HPV: Oral Sex Risks Men Need to Know
There are some 11.5 million men in the U.S. who currently have oral HPV compared to only 3.2 million women.
Alligators Are Eating Sharks as Predators Clash
Alligators have learnt how to survive in some saltwater areas, chowing down on four different kinds of shark as predator turns on predator.
Trump Targets ISIS In Yemen For First Time
The militant group has seized upon the instability in Yemen, where a two-year civil war rages on.
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Find Cancer Cures
A Baltimore-based biotech research company hopes to revolutionize drug development by slashing the time necessary for research.
The VA Fueled The National Opioid Crisis, Killing Vets
The VA killed thousands of vets and fueled the national opioid addiction crisis by recklessly throwing pills at a problem.
Why Donald Trump's Tax Plan May Blow Up In His Face
Steven Mnuchin wants to change the tax system, but the Treasury secretary’s plan may self-destruct before the end of the year.
Christian Scott Is the Past, Present and Future of Jazz
In reimagining jazz, Adjuah is both honoring and saving it.
Does God Believe in Trump?
Evangelicals worship their president but seem blind to the multitude of signs that Donald Trump’s holy trinity is “me, myself and I.”
The Grand Theft Auto Killers
One of the most horrific killing sprees under Putin was also one of the most mystifying, giving rise to explosive rumors of high-level cover-ups and terrible vengeance.
Pigeons Can ‘Multitask,’ Still Shouldn't Text and Fly
When shifting attention between two separate tasks, the birds outperformed their counterparts.
Madman on the Potomac
Trump’s threat to nuke North Korea has experts poring over the fine print on presidential authority.
Why Democrats Can Win In 2018—Even In Blood-Red Alabama
The GOP is now divided between the right wing and the really right wing.
How Steely Dan Nearly Went Insane for One Guitar Solo
Steely Dan blew through thousands of dollars—and as many as eight guitar players—just to nail down one solo. This is the inside story of the hit song "Peg."
How the Right Lost Its Mind and Embraced Donald Trump
Trump is the president that we—conservatives—deserve.
'Mark Felt' Director on FBI Heroes, Watergate's Shadow
Filmmaker Peter Landesman goes "inside the heart and mind of the man" who changed history as the informant "Deepthroat."
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