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Jane Goodall's Jungles
Jane Goodall, who rocked science with her chimps, is as important and mesmerizing as ever, but for a very different reason now.
The Blue Bulldog
Patrick Lynch, who leads the biggest police union in the nation, thinks all the people complaining about police brutality should be afraid. Very afraid
In Focus
Keep the Faith
Jehovah’s Witnesses are celebrating the centenary of the group’s belief that Jesus Christ began ruling over God’s Kingdom in 1914. One of the biggest gatherings – more than 70,000 delegates from 60 countries – is held at the Etihad Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, where under the motto ‘Keep Seeking First God’s Kingdom’, some 500 people are baptised by total immersion.
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Ebola by the Numbers
An examination of health, economic and education data help explain why the disease escalated so severely in three nations.
Take Your Hands Off the Wheel of Death
Tesla’s autopilot car is leading a better way to get from Point A to Point B without a detour to the morgue
A Pill Could Help Alcoholics, and Let Them Drink in Moderation
A new drug lets you drink without becoming a drunk.
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Downtime
DIY Tattoos Make Irony Permanent
For just $40, you could have everything you need to ink yourself at home.
A Panel of Dads Reviews the New Tweedy Album
Is the band Tweedy, with Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy and son, really dad rock? We investigate.
Is a Catskills Town Divided by Antisemitism or Greedy Developers?
Is the village of Bloomingburg, New York, trying to slow growth—or block Ultra-Orthodox Jews from moving in?
Editor's Pick
Five Ways India’s Narendra Modi Is Just Like Donald Trump
As India’s prime minister strengthens his grip on power, Newsweek looks at his similarities with President Donald Trump.
DHS Chief Attacks Suggestion That Migrant Child Deaths ‘Intentional’
“It's intentional. It's a policy choice being made by this administration, and it's cruel and inhumane,” said Representative Lauren Underwood, an Illinois Democrat.
Donald Trump Is Misjudging China, Former Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Says
“They’re not going to change their system, and I think a lot of hard-liners in the Trump administration are looking for them to do that,” said Stephen Roach, a veteran Wall Street analyst.
'Inherently Corrupt': Republican Reiterates Call to Impeach Donald Trump
"Some of the president’s actions were inherently corrupt. Other actions were corrupt—and therefore impeachable—because the president took them to serve his own interests," Amash wrote.
Everything to Know About Mario Batali's Criminal Assault Charge
Chef Mario Batali faces a charge in relation to an alleged assault filed by Boston woman last month for an incident that took place at his Boston restaurant in 2017.
Pete Buttigieg Accuses Trump of Faking a Disability to Dodge Vietnam Draft
“Do you believe he has a disability?” said the Democratic presidential candidate when asked whether he believes Donald Trump invented a disability to avoid wartime service.
Why Are House Prices Higher in LGBT Neighborhoods?
The price of properties in gay areas of Cleveland and Philadelphia are more than 240 percent higher than what a typical house in the metropolitan areas would cost.
New NASA Plant Growing Tech Could Provide Astronauts With Fresh Food
The space agency investigates new ways to grow plants in space to offer astronauts an alternative to processed food during long missions.
