Russia Nuclear Torpedo May Cause Huge Radioactive Waves
Russia’s submersible drone, known to Russia as Poseidon and to the U.S. as Kanyon, may change nuclear warfare as we know it.
Chevron Executives Evacuated From Venezuela
The decision came after national intelligence officials arrested two employees over a contract dispute with Petróleos de Venezuela.
WHAT DOES EQUIS ACCREDITATION MEAN TO A BUSINESS EDUCATION?
With over 15,000 business schools worldwide, it's challenging to make the right choice. More and more students are using an EQUIS accreditation to help identify the school for them. Learn more.
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Iraq May Get U.S. to Aid Russia, Iran, Syria Fight ISIS
The U.S.-led coalition and the axis of Russia, Iran and Syria both claim Iraq as an ally—and Baghdad may be the key to bringing them together.
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Where can you find the Best Universities in 2018?
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Is the North Korean Nuclear Site Functional?
North Korea's nuclear facility will be a focus of any potential denuclearization talks.
Weapons Looted From Emirati-Run Military Training Site
Weapons are being looted in Africa because of a diplomatic conflict in the Gulf region.
Comedian: Joke About Trump Dying Is Not a Threat
“For me, it’s looking forward to a time when Trump isn’t the president and can’t hurt anybody anymore,” comedian Kristina Wong said.
Gaza Border Protests: Second Journalist Dies
Photojournalist Ahmed Abu Hussein, 24, was shot in the stomach on April 13.
Asteroid Impacts Can Carry Water, Experiments Suggest
The new experiment relied on a cannon that can shoot marbles at speeds of more than 11,000 miles per hour.
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Can a California Congressman Save Silicon Valley?
Representative Ro Khanna says Silicon Valley can be a model for the nation. But first, it needs "humility" and new privacy rules.
How the Russo Brothers Saved Captain America
The co-directors of the most expensive and superhero film ever had a lot of A-list egos to serve.
The New Iron Curtain?
The Kremlin has long tried to divide and conquer Europe. Now, in Hungary, its strategy is working.
The FDA Won't Approve Sunscreens Available in Europe
Many products available in other countries filter UVA and UVB light while avoiding the dreaded "lifeguard face."
Israel’s Secret War Against Hitler’s Scientists
Years after the Holocaust, the Mossad learned that Egypt was working with German scientists on weapons of mass destruction. Here’s how the intel agency responded.
The Pleasure of Her Company
Eve Babitz was a legendary ’70s “it” girl and a dishy chronicler of Los Angeles until the party stopped in the ’90s. She may not be writing anymore, but she still has plenty to say.
Six More Years of Putin
In Russia, Vladimir Putin's reign will continue until 2024 and maybe beyond. What will that mean for America - and the world?
A Former Guerrilla Member Wants to Run Colombia
In an exclusive interview, Gustavo Petro spoke to Newsweek about President Donald Trump, late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez and why politics is a matter of life and death.
Is Russia Hunting Defectors in America?
Kremlin spies have stepped up surveillance of defectors under U.S. protection, sources say
School Segregation in America As Bad As the 1960s
American schools are as racially divided today as they were in the 1960s. Case in point: Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Oldest Millennials in the World
They’re too young for Gen X but too old to fit in with the most maligned generation in history.
Scientists Want to Study Ocean Plastic From Space
"Boy, what an advance it would be to be able to see the world in a snapshot."
Who Are the Premier Lawyers in 2018?
Any kind of litigation can be a minefield, especially if you are suing a big corporation or special interest group. It is important that you retain a specialist attorney to get the best results. Find out more.