Israelis Wonder Why Hamas Isn’t Pleading for Ceasefire
Israelis know they are unleashing evil of their own, but they prefer that to having their sons killed, writes Marc Schulman
The Four Worst Gaza Atrocities: The Blame Game
Neither side accepts responsibility for killing civilians in four major Gaza incidents.
Drug-Defying Malaria Cases Found in Southeast Asia
A study found the mosquito-transmitted parasite is resistant to anti-malarial drugs in Cambodia-Thailand border regions
Twitter CEO Gets Called Out for Abuse Policies
A live Q&A with Twitter CEO Dick Costolo took an unexpected turn when he was met with hundreds of tweets charging him with failing to respond to abuse and harassment reports.
The Devil Is in the Diesel
Silicon Valley is trying to solve one of the country’s last remaining marijuana problems
Octopus Broods Eggs for a Record 4½ Years
Over time, the octopus lost weight, became flaccid and weak-looking, but she stayed on
Suicide Risk May be Detected Via Blood Test
A blood test was 80 percent accurate in predicting a person's risk for suicide, in a study performed at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Photos: West Africa's Fight Against Ebola
Doctors are working furiously to halt the worst Ebola outbreak on record
Catfight at the Anti-Feminist Corral
Women vs. women vs. militant cats: a political debate for the ages
Meet ISIS's All-Women Morality Police
In the city of Raqqa, ISIS has deployed a unique unit of female morality police
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