Best Business Tools 2019
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Mitch McConnell Insists He'd Confirm Supreme Court Nominee in Election Year
The Senate majority leader refused to consider President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland in 2016.
Russia Hits Back at U.S. Accusations of Nuclear Treaty Violation
"The United States continues making unfounded accusations over Russia's violation of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty," Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
Meet the Man Solving India's Air Pollution Problem
Entrepreneur Sukhmeet Singh is buying the straw Indian farmers used to burn and is turning it into fuel and other products—dramatically reducing pollution in the process
What are the leading global business schools of 2019?
Business schools offer more than just certification—they nurture the leaders of tomorrow. But which schools, in which countries, are producing graduates that will transform our world?
Law Firms: Fighting for a Noble Cause
Attorneys are an essential component of modern American society. But who leads the field?
Guatemala: The Heart of the Mayan World
A trip to Guatemala is an invitation to immerse yourself in history, culture, tradition, and romance.
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China's Xi to Make First Trip to North Korea as Talks With U.S. Falter
As a trade war looms with the U.S. and nuclear negotiations slow, Xi Jinping is making his debut visit to North Korea, shortly after Kim Jong Un's recent trip to Russia.
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Egypt's Former President Morsi Dies Defending Himself in Court: Reports
Mohammed Morsi was toppled by a military-backed coup amid more mass protests in 2013 and arrested on various charges.
Poll: Democrat-Leaning Voters Worry Female Candidates Can't Beat Trump
Three-quarters of Democrats say sexism factored into Hillary Clinton's 2016 loss but a sizable chunk of left-leaning male voters still don't trust a woman to defeat President Donald Trump in 2020.
Israel Officially Renames Golan Heights Settlement After Trump
"We are making an important step toward the rise of Ramat Trump," Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at a special ceremony.
Pete Buttigieg Says Gay Presidents Have Already Been Elected
The South Bend, Indiana mayor made the remarks in response to the suggestion he is "too young, too liberal [and] too gay" to be president.
Tom Cotton Urges 'Retaliatory Military Strike' Against Iran
The Republican senator said he supports a military strike against Iran in the wake of attacks against commercial oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman last week.
Ohio, Indiana Tornadoes: Severe Storms Hit Richmond, Solon, Trumbull County
NWS Cleveland tweeted that there had been several possible touchdowns or tracks from Solon in Cuyahoga County to Trumbull County and Warren, Ohio.
NASA Cassini Final Images Reveal Strange Textures in Saturn's Rings
Before its mission ended in September 2017, NASA's Cassini probe conducted a series of dives between Saturn's cloud tops and its rings.
Trump Is 'Perfectly Happy' to Levy Tariffs on $300 Billion of Chinese Goods
"The president is perfectly happy with continuing the tariff movements that we've already announced, as well as imposing the new ones that he has temporarily suspended," Ross said.
Austria: At the heart of European innovation
Find out how the country’s extensive innovation ecosystem—which includes numerous tech-savvy companies, institutes, associations and public bodies—is catapulting advanced manufacturing into the next decade and building a bright future.
LEGO: The World’s Favorite Toy
Do you remember your first LEGO set? Celebrate the brand’s most iconic sets and its incredible 20-year partnership with Star Wars with the newest Newsweek Special Edition!
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Harvard Rescinds Admission For Parkland Survivor Kyle Kashuv Over Comments
"If any institution should understand growth, it's Harvard, which is looked to as the pinnacle of higher education despite its checkered past," said Kashuv.
Intelligence Experts Question Whether Iran Video Is Evidence for War
The State Department believes the video is evidence that Iran was behind tanker explosions, but some experts argue that the video is not sufficient on its own.
Jon Stewart: McConnell Supports 9/11 Fund Only After Lobbying, Public Shaming
"I want to make it clear that this has never been dealt with compassionately by Senator McConnell. He has always held out until the very last minute, and only then, under intense lobbying and public shaming, has he even deigned to move on it," Stewart said.
U.S. Child Ends Up in ER Every Two Hours After Using Parents' Cosmetics
Many cosmetics smell good and resemble foods, and are in attractive and easy-to-open packaging.
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle Backed up by Quantum Physics Experiment
The Uncertainty Principle suggests we can never know all the properties of a particle at the same time.
Donald Trump told Mick Mulvaney to Leave Oval Office for Coughing
"If you're going to cough, please leave the room," the president told Mulvaney while filming an interview with ABC News.
Cohen Wanted Women in Bikinis and Elephants for Trump Campaign Launch
Cohen's idea was ultimately not pursued, with the candidate instead opting for a setup with American flags that had a more presidential feel.
Magician Who Tried to Recreate Houdini Trick Feared Dead
Chanchal Lahiri said beforehand: "If I can free myself it will be magic, if I cannot it will be tragic."
