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A water fight in Chile’s Atacama raises questions over lithium mining

Oct 19, 2018 | Featured, World

Earlier this year, the world’s two biggest lithium producers publicly celebrated new deals with Chile’s government that will allow them to vastly increase output of …

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100 ISIS Terrorists Caught in Guatemala as Central American Caravan Heads to U.S.

Oct 19, 2018 | Featured, World

In a startling revelation, Guatemala’s president announced in the country’s largest newspaper that nearly 100 ISIS terrorists have been apprehended in the impoverished Central American …

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Special Report: Why Poland fell out of step with Europe

Oct 19, 2018 | Featured, World

Last winter, Monika Pawlik spent her days crawling through mud and digging trenches in frozen ground, training for Poland’s home guard. Her daughter, Helena, hadn’t …

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How AI is creating new threats to election security

Oct 18, 2018 | Featured, Politics, U.S.

Cybersecurity experts are concerned that emerging technology like artificial intelligence and automation powered by big data and the Internet of Things is helping hackers attack …

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ALMOST HALF OF US BIRTHS HAPPEN OUTSIDE MARRIAGE

Oct 18, 2018 | Featured, U.S.

An increasing number of births happen outside of marriage, signaling cultural and economic shifts that are here to stay, according to a new report from …

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LEFT TO ROT: Inside the horrifying Albanian ‘zoo from hell’

Oct 18, 2018 | Featured, World

Lions, zebras and wolves can all be seen trapped in tiny cages covered in poo in the allegedly illegal Safari Park Zoo in Fier, Albania

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U.S. Is World’s Most Competitive Economy for First Time in a Decade

Oct 17, 2018 | Featured, Top Stories, U.S.

The U.S. is back on top as the most competitive country in the world, regaining the No. 1 spot for the first time since 2008

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‘Hyperalarming’ study shows massive insect loss

Oct 17, 2018 | Environment, Featured

Insects around the world are in a crisis, according to a small but growing number of long-term studies showing dramatic declines in invertebrate populations.

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NASA’s ‘brilliant’ plan for a cloud city of airships in the atmosphere of Venus

Oct 17, 2018 | Featured, Science & Technology

Popular science fiction of the early 20th century depicted Venus as some kind of wonderland of pleasantly warm temperatures, forests, swamps and even dinosaurs.

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STEPHEN HAWKING’S FINAL BOOK WARNS OF GENETICALLY-ENHANCED ‘SUPERHUMANS’

Oct 16, 2018 | Featured, Science & Technology

Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking warns of genetically-enhanced “superhumans” in a book set to be published Tuesday.

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INSIDE THE TOP-SECRET ISRAELI ANTI-TERRORISM OPERATION THAT’S CHANGING THE GAME

Oct 16, 2018 | Featured, World

“WE TRY TO LEARN EVERY TERRORIST ATTACK”:

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The Washington Post, as it Shames Others, Continues to Pay and Publish Undisclosed Saudi Lobbyists and Other Regime Propagandists

Oct 16, 2018 | Business, Featured, U.S.

IN THE WAKE of the disappearance and likely murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, some of the most fervent and righteous voices demanding that …

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Organic Consumers Have New Weapon to Fight Fraudulent Imports

Oct 15, 2018 | Featured, Health

Buyer’s Guide Highlights Brands Sourcing Exclusively from U.S. Farms

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CALVES IN CONFINEMENT

Oct 15, 2018 | Featured, U.S.

Gruesome Footage of Dairy Calves Exposes a Gaping Loophole in California’s Landmark Animal Welfare Law

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Thousands line up for zero-down-payment, subprime mortgages

Oct 15, 2018 | Business, Featured, U.S.

Borrowers can have low credit scores, but have to go through an education session about the program and submit all necessary documents, from income statements …

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