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How Russia Won the Nuclear Arms Race Against the U.S.
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Cancer and Kids: Is Medical Marijuana the Answer?
Medical marijuana for adults is still controversial. For children, it’s a live grenade. And possibly a lifesaver.
Evolution Revolution: A New Theory on Cancer
If cancer really is a disease in which our cells act like their single-celled ancestors of eons ago, then the current approach to treatment needs a radical overhaul.
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Reining in Pyongyang is possible if—and only if—Washington is willing to offend Beijing.
Christopher Wray: The Anti-Comey
Wray was head of the Justice Department’s criminal division and has a sterling reputation. But he was also Chris Christie’s lawyer and has donated to Republican campaigns.
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The HBO hit has a long list of unforgettable characters, but Brienne of Tarth towers above them all.
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Inside efforts to rehabilitate children exposed to the militant group's extreme ideology of violence against non-believers.
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South Sudan's Famine Takes a Terrible Human Toll
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Downfall of Uber's Kalanick Is Great for Silicon Valley
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