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Don't be afraid of Russia, head of 'propaganda outlet' RT saysRT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan's name was mentioned 27 times in a report by U.S. intelligence agencies published earlier this year. A Cold War 'death zone' is now a haven for nature and wildlifeGermany's Green Belt was the 'death zone' that made up the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. Now it's an ecological treasure trove of biodiversity. U.S. warns Iran 'the world is watching' as new protests challenge regimeIranian hard-liners rallied Saturday to support the government, as protests sparked by anger over the country's weak economy roiled major cities in the Islamic Republic. Berlin preps women's 'safety' zone for New Year's EveIts creation comes two years after hundreds of women reported being sexually assaulted or robbed during New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne. In holiday message to Trump, Putin looks forward to 'cooperation' in 2018In a New Year's greeting to President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin said constructive dialogue between the two was key to addressing global threats. North Korea vows it won't give up nukes if U.S. keeps up 'blackmail'North Korea said Saturday that it will never give up its nuclear weapons as long as the United States and its allies continue their "blackmail and war drills" at its doorstep. More Recent Articles |
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How the Russia Inquiry Began: A Campaign Aide, Drinks and Talk of Political DirtGeorge Papadopoulos, a Trump foreign policy adviser, was the improbable match that set off a blaze that has consumed the first year of the Trump administration. Republican Attacks on Mueller and F.B.I. Open New Rift in G.O.P.A campaign to discredit the F.B.I. and the special counsel investigating President Trump is growing more heated, splitting the Republican Party. In Fire-Scarred Bronx Neighborhood, a World of New Arrivals, Children and CommunityMany were drawn to Belmont, where a fire killed 12, because it is affordable and safe. They stayed because they found a small town amid a metropolis. Why Children Play With Fire, and How to Stop ThemPreschoolers and kindergartners are most likely to start fires caused by play, and are most likely to die in them, according to the National Fire Protection Association. The U.S. Has Pummeled Al Qaeda in Yemen. But the Threat Is Barely Dented.Despite tripling airstrikes this year, American officials concede an attack emanating from the chaotic, ungoverned spaces of Yemen remains among their top terrorism fears. 10 of Our Best Weekend Reads + One Great VideoThe magazine looks back at artists, innovators and thinkers we lost this year. Styles offers a lesson in cryptokitties (I had to Google it, too). And Metropolitan offers lessons in happiness from those who have lots of experience. John Portman, Architect Who Made Skylines Soar, Dies at 93Mr. Portman, who was also a developer, built futuristic office complexes and hotels with towering atriums, transforming cityscapes across the world. Erica Garner, Activist and Daughter of Eric Garner, Dies at 27Ms. Garner, whose father died in 2014 after being put in a police chokehold, was a prominent critic of policing tactics. Op-Ed Contributor: How Can Trump Help Iran’s Protesters? Be Quiet.Public support from the United States government will do the demonstrators more harm than good. News Analysis: Dad Believed in U.F.O.s. Turns Out He Wasn’t Alone.Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Ask Roxane: Is It Too Late to Follow My Dreams?Op-Ed Contributor: Our Country Deserves Your Respect, Not Your PityHaiti’s ambassador on alleged comments from President Trump: “It is long past time for such thinking to end.” Op-Ed Columnist: Higher Ed’s Low MomentColleges are crucial to American greatness but found themselves on the defensive in 2017. Op-Ed Columnist: Confessions of a ColumnistContributing Op-Ed Writer: When Forecasters Get It Wrong: AlwaysEconomists were mostly incorrect in their predictions for 2017. That was par for the course. Iran Confronts 3rd Day of Protests, With Calls for Khamenei to QuitAs demonstrators called for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, to step down, about 4,000 people in Tehran took part in an annual rally in support of the government. Glitch in South Carolina Lottery Could Mean $19.6 Million in WinningsA computer error caused a lottery game to produce too many winning tickets and now the state has set aside nearly $20 million in payouts as it decides what to do. Greek Prime Minister Seeks to Block Asylum for Turkish OfficerIn an apparent effort to avoid antagonizing Turkey, Greece’s prime minister moved to block asylum for a Turkish officer who fled last year’s failed coup. 2 Men Charged in Quadruple Homicide in Troy; Motive Is a MysteryJames W. White and Justin C. Mann, both of Schenectady, N.Y., were charged in the deaths of a woman, her 11- and 5-year-old children and her partner. Congo Reports Arrest in Killing of 2 U.N. ExpertsThe experts, Michael Sharp, an American, and Zaida Catalan, a Swede, were investigating crimes associated with a rebellion in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Some Afghan Children Find an Alternative to Jail — for NowOrphanages for Afghan children of jailed mothers meet part of the need, but funding cuts threaten their future and many others stay in prison. Why an Upstate Prisoner With a History of Escape Foiled His LatestHe cooked up an ingenious scheme to break out of prison. So he tried to make a deal. But it wasn’t just any plan. And he wasn’t just any inmate. A Year of Animal Oddities Around the World: 7 Reader FavoritesFrom rare white giraffes to criminal donkeys to chilly elephants, take a look at some of our strangest stories about animals in 2017 that resonated with readers. Why Are Mutual Fund Fees So High? This Billionaire KnowsIn an era of Amazonian price destruction, mutual funds are an outlier. Weak directors, complacent investors and the lure of rich profits are among the reasons. Free Your Mind? ‘Black Mirror’ Isn’t Too HopefulA new season of Netflix’s digital-age creep show warns that technology can empower misanthropes and misogynists. Brains, Hearts and Heroin Addiction: Medicine in VRAddiction treatment, heart surgery and brain research are just some of the areas where virtual reality is helping to improve traditional approaches to treatment and training in medicine. Step inside a human heart or experience addiction treatment in VR. More Recent Articles |
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