The 20-Year-Old Ebola Treatment That Could Save Kent Brantly
How blood transfusions may have saved seven Ebola patients 20 years ago
Israel Iron Dome Funding Blocked by Senate Republicans
Increasing the national debt was cited as the reason for blocking emergency aid to Israel
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
Funding Israel Is Like Funding KKK, Writes Brian Eno
The legendary producer took a political stance in an open letter.
Goodbye, Mr. Chip
Computers must start processing the way brains do if we hope to manage the avalanche of data crashing down on us
India's Veto of WTO Trade Deal Sends Wrong Signal, Says Kerry
The WTO pact to ease worldwide customs rules collapsed on Thursday over India's demands for concessions on agriculture
Sprint's New Data Plan Makes You Pay for Your Favorite App's Data
Sprint's new phone plan favors established social media companies, digital rights advocates warn
Brits Say Putin Shows NATO Is Useless
The US-European defense pact is being outsmarted by Putin’s stealthy invasions, say British lawmakers
CIA Says 'Oops. Sorry.' Capitulates on Intelligence Committee Spying Probe
CIA Director John Brennan was up on Capitol Hill hat in hand, apologizing to Feinstein and her Republican counterpart, committee Vice-Chair Saxby Chambliss
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