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Iranians are emboldened by the nuclear deal, but the battle between conservatives and reformers is far from decided.
Can Christianity Save Us From Climate Change?
'Creation Care'—the idea that religion can move those unconvinced by science—could propel the environmental movement through the next presidency.
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Beat the Press
Istanbul—Women rush to assist a man as Turkish riot police use tear gas to disperse supporters of the country’s largest daily newspaper, ‘Zaman’, on March 5. Turkish authorities seized the paper’s offices in a midnight raid that raised new concern about declining media freedoms. A court had ruled on March 4 that the paper, which had been staunchly opposed to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, would be taken over by state administrators. On March 6, the newspaper published its first edition under new ownership and featured Erdogan on the cover with a headline about excitement over a new bridge and other pro-government articles.
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Periscope
Republicans failed to consider one important fact: Not all millionaires and billionaires support the same things.
Has ISIS Acquired Qaddafi's Shoulder-Held Missiles?
Probably, U.S. intelligence sources say. And some fear the jihadi group will now target civilian planes.
Is a Shrinking Japan Shrinking Its Women's Rights?
The low birthrate and aging population are driving pressure to restrict abortion in Japan.
Steph Curry May Be the Best Shooter to Play in the NBA
Curry could have sat out almost a third of his team's games and still have had the greatest 3-point-shooting season in history.
Hamas Is Tunneling its Way Into Israel, Again
As tensions rise between Israel and the Palestinians, tunnels have re-emerged as a weapon of war.
Inside the Life of a Counterterrorism Informant
"(T)error," a new documentary, casts serious doubt on the rectitude of some of the government's counterterrorism cases.
Horizons
Nanosatellites propelled by electromagnetic field technology instead of rocket fuel will be simpler, cost less and last longer in orbit.
Why Japan Is Excited About the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
The Summer Games will host nations from around the world—and the launch of a 21st-century technological infrastructure.
Prison Uniforms Make It Harder to 'Go Straight'
An emerging field of study shows that prison uniforms make the incarcerated less likely to be rehabilitated.
Downtime
Erika Lust ignores the clichés of traditional porn and focuses on what people have told the filmmakers they'd enjoy.
The Best Women's Hoops Team West of UConn—and the Yukon
Alaska-Anchorage is a budding Division II powerhouse, with a 58-3 record the past two seasons.
ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons Talks His New TV Show
The sharp-dressed frontman on hot rods, Cuba and his new plans to record.
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The Republican showed off her extensive political experience during the event, in which she tackled subjects ranging from Donald Trump to culture war to guns.
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Documents seen by the ABC network say Kohberger's online history could probably reveal more information about the murders of four University of Idaho students.
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