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The fear that robots will put millions out of work has it all wrong. Data is the new oil, fueling a boom that is churning up new investors, new industries and thousands of new jobs.
After Syria, Where Will Putin's Secret Armies Go Next?
Why the Kremlin is using mercenaries to fight its foreign wars.
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Blood, Sweat and Tear Gas
Tunis, Tunisia—People throw rocks at the authorities on January 10. Seven years after the Arab Spring, a new law that increased prices sparked massive protests across this North African nation. The police responded with tear gas and arrested hundreds. At least one person died during the unrest.
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Periscope
Tunneling, experts say, would be "an enormous contribution from the public sector" to Big Business.
The Latest Illegal Business in U.K. Is Dog Smuggling
The smuggling of unvaccinated dogs as young as 4 weeks old has become a big business in Britain.
Horizons
Researchers discovered a new use for the super-flexible material.
Kilauea Eruption May Help Scientists Solve Lava Mystery
The volcano has the potential to turn deadly.
Oxygen Is Disappearing From the World's Oceans
The ocean can't seem to catch a break—or its breath.
Downtime
"At the risk of sounding pretentious, I approach comedy with a drummer's mindset. I don't like being the guy in front."
The 'Secret Weapon' of 'I, Tonya'
Paul Walter Hauser steals every scene as Shawn Eckardt, Harding's fabulist bodyguard.
King of Bollywood's Menstruation Movie
Akshay Kumar's latest movie, 'Padman,' tells the story of a superhero who doesn't wear a cape or have a superpower. It's about the man who launched India's sanitary pad revolution.
Jack Black On Playing America's Poker King
Plus: An exclusive premiere of The Jack Black Polka Band's "Polka Bubbles," from his new Netflix film.
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"The so-called Indo-Pacific strategy is done for the objectives which suit Western powers," Pakistan caretaker Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar tells Newsweek.
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It's totally different when somebody challenges him. Putin's chief trait is probably his outstanding hypocrisy.
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