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Can Donald Trump save the Republican Party? Or will his controversial presidency lead to a massive GOP defeat in 2018?
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Shell’s Kitchen
Kaoukaba, Syria—A man inspects the remains of a missile stuck in the ground in this southern Lebanese village on February 10. Earlier that day, cross-border clashes erupted between Israel and Syria and Iran. Observers worry the violence could spiral and intensify the Syrian civil war.
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A protege of Michael Flynn, Devin Nunes has long been criticized in Washington for his penchant for alternative facts.
Sebastian Kurtz Is The World's Youngest Prime Minister
The problems Austria's chancellor is facing, from immigration to xenophobia, are as old as they are intractable.
Why War With North Korea Could Easily Spiral
The White House is still considering a limited strike, but many inside the administration oppose it.
Downtime
Newsweek's epic, definitive and infallible ranking of every top Oscar winner since the start of the Academy Awards in 1929.
Gloria Allred's Feminist Fight Has Just Begun
For victims of injustice, "it's always personal," the famous lawyer says in her new Netflix documentary, 'Seeing Allred.'
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The idea was floated as a voluntary option that residents would receive payment for, but legal red tape may be blocking it for the time being.
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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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