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Robert Mueller appears to be following the money, trying to determine if Trump has a financial connection to Russia.
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Smoke Break
Carpinteria, California—A smoke-filled sky filters orange light as surfers cover their faces to protect against the effects of the Thomas Fire on December 12. The devastating wildfire had spread across more than 300 square miles since it began on December 5, and it continued to threaten communities from Carpinteria to Santa Barbara.
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Periscope
In Yemen, Tehran-backed rebels have secretly struck Saudi Arabia dozens of times with long-range missiles—yet another sign that Iran is winning the proxy war over the Middle East.
Trump Ambassador Beat Woman During Watergate: Report
Stephen King, Trump's envoy to the Czech Republic, reportedly roughed up the wife of Nixon's campaign director to silence her about Watergate crimes.
Horizons
Puerto Rico seemed to hold the key to saving the world's honeybees—until a giant storm blew hope away.
Why Some Mountain Climbers Experience Psychosis
For years, climbers have written about losing their grip on reality as they climb towards the stratosphere.
Greek Yogurt Waste Could Be Used In Jet Fuel
This new and sustainable process for making fuel is based on how our bodies work.
Downtime
The performances, plus one ensemble, that impressed, moved, provoked and thrilled Newsweek this year.
Timothée Chalamet Talks 'Call Me By Your Name'
Get to know the 21-year-old breakout star of 'Call Me By Your Name' and 'Lady Bird.'
Q&A: How Jodi Kantor Started a Revolution
"What have women in the United States truly endured in the workplace? We're only beginning to learn the truth."