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A clumsy crackdown that evokes Tiananmen Square, President Xi Jinping would have to know, would be a disaster for Beijing.
Why the Fight Against Racism has to Start With Owning it
"Racism in my world encompasses everything from overt bad acts carried out by avowed racists to the countless instances of unconscious bias I'm sure I commit every day."
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Protesters in Pakistan burn an effigy of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 16, as the United Nations Security Council held a rare meeting on the disputed region of Kashmir. India recently sparked a diplomatic row when it stripped the area of Kashmir it controls of autonomy by sending in troops, shutting down the internet and banning public gatherings
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"We have made consent out to be something straightforward, as straightforward as the single word no, but we are lying to ourselves and one another about this."
Q&A with Author Donna Freitas
"Schools are taking better measures to protect confidentiality and make the experience less intimidating. But it's difficult to understand exactly how hard it is to come forward unless you've been through it."
Downtime
While most everyone is familiar with Angkor Wat, Petra or Rome's Colosseum, it is sometimes the overlooked cities—once megalopolises now in disrepair—that tell a more potent story.
The King of Clubs is On The Move
The New York club will reopen at Pier 57 at Hudson River Park early next year.
Editor's pick
Trump's camp has dismissed Florida's governor as a cheap imitator of his policies. But both men differ on a number of fronts that could prove key in '24.
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Newsweek investigation adds to growing demands that the U.S. federal retirement system exclude the option for investment in sanctioned Chinese companies
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