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The U.S. Treasury is taking the lead in punishing Russia as Washington develops a new kind of warfare
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Students hold capotes during a bullfight master class for schoolchildren at the Maestranza bullring in the Andalusian capital of Seville, southern Spain, April 23, 2014.
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Periscope
The owners of America's pro sports franchises are some of the richest men in the country. So why do they insist on taking billions in welfare?
Beyond Bunkerville
A standoff between federal agents and militiamen in Nevada averts a second Waco—for now
Pick Your Poison
Syria is helping destroy its banned chemical weapons, but may be using chlorine and tear gas on the rebels
Murder in Juarez
Did a federal agent know an American was targeted for assassination and say nothing?
The Courtroom Controversy Behind Popular Contraceptive Mirena
Lawsuits have been filed over Mirena and experts fear side effects in a tiny minority may slow IUD expansion
Horizons
Open-source activists believe a hive in every backyard could save the buzz
Speed Is the Drug
McLaren is applying its race-car technology to improve pharmaceutical manufacturing
This Is Your Brain on Apps
Performance-enhancing apps will help you bend it like Beckham…or invest it like Buffett
Downtime
Forty percent of all food is never eaten, and this rejection of "ugly food" is a major contributor to food waste
That 'Ching!-Ching!' Guy
Mike Post has composed much of the best theme music on TV, including Law & Order's iconic one-two punch
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"China will still make unremitting efforts to persuade South Korea and Japan to return to the track of regional cooperation," expert Zhan Debin told Newsweek.
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Which Republican presidential candidate made an impression—and who faltered—during the second primary debate Wednesday evening?
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