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America's strategies are failing because "we sold ourselves a fantasy version of China," says Newt Gingrich.
How Volunteers, Church Groups and NGOs Aid Migrants at the Mexican Border
Prior experience not required: With federal agencies overwhelmed, private citizens have taken on the job of aiding migrants seeking to stay in the U.S.
5G Will Revolutionize Games
4G tech put a DVD player in your pocket; 5G is going to put a PlayStation there too.
U.S. Lags China in 5G Network Equipment
"The real race between the U.S. and China is to digitalize their economies," says the CEO of an international telecom consultancy. "The rest is hype."
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While other men hold him steady, a Hindu devotee gets his cheek pierced during a firewalk festival in the north-central township of Yankin on April 19. The celebration also saw worshippers walking over hot coals. Hindus in several countries observe body piercing—typically with steel rods but sometimes hooks or other instruments—to honor the gods and to demonstrate endurance and willpower.
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For the island nation rocked by more than two decades of civil war, the Easter Sunday attacks came during a time of relative peace.
Notre Dame and Al-Aqsa Mosque: Repairing Sacred Spaces
This disaster provides an opportunity for Christians and Muslims to reflect upon their common humanity.
Downtime
Famed chef Thomas Keller's latest New York restaurant doesn't tout exotic ingredients or lengthy formal courses. Instead, the focus is on the quality of the food and the exceptional service.
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"This is the worst point that I've seen the PA since its creation," Ghaith al-Omari, former Palestinian National Authority negotiations adviser, tells Newsweek.
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The Federal Trade Commission, along with 17 states, on Tuesday sued the online retail giant Amazon for being a monopoly in violation of antitrust laws.
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