Death Takes a Number
Everyone from police departments to insurance companies is scrambling to figure out how long you’ll live
Should Israel Retreat Once the Tunnels Are Destroyed?
With Netanyahu riding high in the polls, Israelis divide over when the war should end, Marc Schulman writes from Israel
Who Needs King James? Cleveland May Already Have a Championship in the Bag
Can the Cleveland Gladiators, 16-1, beat the Cavaliers (and Browns and Indians) to the city''s first championship in half a century?
Germany Pushes Back Against U.S. and British Spying
Germany will look into all foreign spying agencies operating on their own soil
Running with Numbers
The amount of unadulterated information we’ll soon have access to day to day will make “big data” seem as quaint as “surfing the web"
EU Closer to Slamming Russia With Sanctions
EU leaders have to first determine whether Russia will help withdraw troops and secure the MH17 crash site
Pesticide Exposure Can Make Your Grandchildren Ill
Exposure to DDT-replacement Methoxychlor could cause diseases three generations later, in offspring who were never exposed to the pesticide themselves.
Four Reporters Said to be Detained in Iran
It's not immediately clear why a group of journalists was arrested in Tehran
#AskNewsweek Twitter Chat: Border Crisis
During our first #AskNewsweek, reporter Karla Zabludovsky discussed with readers her cover story about the immigration crisis at the border.
More Plagiarism, This Time from a U.S. Senator
Sen. John Walsh copied and paraphrased without citing, the New York Times found
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Conventional Wisdom Watch
Names in the news: Up, down and sideways
