Kim Jong Un Wants Trump to Win in 2020, Former White House Adviser Says
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The Washington Post columnist was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul last year by a team of Saudi agents.
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177 evangelical leaders, including Jerry Falwell Jr., Robert Jeffress and Cissie Graham Lynch, sent a letter to Christianity Today on Sunday rebuking its scathing op-ed against Trump.
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The president told a conservative summit that the U.S. is "respected again" on the world stage under his leadership.
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Scott Morrison told reporters on Monday that he would "do the right job for Australians and put them first" as bushfires raged on.
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Former Senator Claire McCaskill noted that during her "first year in the Senate," she had voted on more than 300 legislative amendments. "This year, there's fewer than 30," she said.
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Representative Debbie Dingell of Michigan responded to President Donald Trump's suggestion that her late husband is in hell, calling for more civility in a country that has "turned so ugly and vitriolic."
Iron 'Snow' Rains Down on Earth's Core, Scientists Discover
The scientists say the latest findings could have implications for our understanding of several geological processes.
Multiple People Shot at Chicago House Party Commemorating Gun Crime Victim
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The Best Travel Books of the Last Decade
In the last decade, these wanderlust-inducing books have taken us from Mumbai to Mexico City and everywhere in between.
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Travel influencers, basic economy, "travel like a local" and more travel trends we'd love to see deplane forever.
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Christmas isn't just an odd holiday in North America. All over the world, people celebrate in wacky ways on December 25, such as rollerblading to church in Venezuela and making a reservation at KFC for Christmas Eve dinner in Japan.
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What Happens When a Respected Prosecutor Joins Trump World? Ask John Durham
Depending on where you fall on the red-to-blue spectrum, Durham is either an avenging angel, come to right the wrongs inflicted on Donald Trump—or a deeply untrustworthy partisan hack, tasked to do the dirty work of an allegedly illegitimate president and his attorney general sidekick.
How Math Can Help Prevent Outbreaks of Measles and Other Diseases
The measles vaccine is incredibly effective, yet recurrences and outbreaks abound.
India's Immigration Protests Are Morphing Into Resistance to Modi
Protests across Delhi and in nearly every large city in India have become the largest, most unified and secular resistance against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP's Hindu nationalism.
Best STEM High Schools 2020
Newsweek partnered with STEM.org to rank America's Best STEM High Schools. We found successful schools in every region of the country.
The New Conquest Classic From Longines is Bold Yet Refined
Longines has combined the femininity of materials and dynamic lines to create the new Conquest Classic. Perfectly suited for the women of today, it remains faithful to the brand's iconic elegance while offering new dials that mix mother-of-pearl, diamonds and touches of pink.
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It is important to check whether a school is accredited by a credible global accreditation body and meets internationally agreed quality standards. EQUIS gives you that piece of mind.
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A special marine warning is also in effect for the area due to water tornadoes.
Asian Giant Hornets Discovered in Washington for First Time
"People should avoid swatting at the hornets, which may cause these insects to sting," the Washington State Department of Agriculture said.
Mathematician Kit Yates on Anti Vaxxer Movement and Air Travel Germs
A mathematician discusses why math is relevant to everyday life, what he thinks of the anti-vaxxer movement and whether he worries about the transmission of communicable diseases during air travel.
Schiff Rejects Calls to Testify Before Senate, Says Trump Wants 'Circus'
The House Intelligence Committee chairman said it's "absurd" that he or Speaker Nancy Pelosi would testify in a Senate trial, "because Donald Trump thinks it's a good rhetorical attack."
Most of Ancient Rome's Emperors Suffered Early Violent Deaths
The first year of rule was the deadliest for Roman emperors. The risk of meeting a violent end decreased over the next seven years, plateauing and then increasing again after 12 years.
Man Who Fought London Bridge Attacker Tells of Holding Down Terrorist
"He had knives in both hands and, upon seeing me with the narwhal tusk, pointed at his midriff," Darryn Frost told Britain's Press Association.
Why Queen Elizabeth Is Quietly Ceding Power to Prince Charles
Prince Andrew's disastrous interview about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein highlighted the challenges facing the 93-year-old queen. What happens to the British monarchy after Elizabeth?
