Morocco arrests suspect after murder of two Scandinavians: official
Moroccan authorities Tuesday arrested a suspect following the murder of two Scandinavian tourists in the High Atlas mou…
Right to maintain no-deal Brexit planning: UK communities minister
British Communities Secretary James Brokenshire said Tuesday that preparing for a no-deal Brexit was the right course o…
Hatred stirred by leaders blamed for rise in journalist murders: watchdog
Hatred whipped up by "unscrupulous politicians" has contributed to the shocking rise in the number of journal…
Right to maintain no-deal Brexit planning: UK communities minister
British Communities Secretary James Brokenshire said on Tuesday that preparing for a no-deal Brexit was the right cours…
Japan to buy more U.S.-made stealth jets, radar to counter China, Russia
Japan will accelerate spending on advanced stealth fighters, long-range missiles and other equipment over the next five…
Walt Mossberg, Veteran Technology Journalist, Quits Facebook
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Twitter tumbles on concerns about hacking activity
Twitter Inc. shares fell almost 7 percent Monday after the company said it was investigating unusual traffic that might…
China 'will not seek to dominate'
Marking 40 year since key economic reforms, President Xi Jinping also said China would not be dictated to. from BBC N…
Yemen crisis: Hudaydah ceasefire 'broken within minutes'
A truce agreed at UN-brokered talks last week was violated almost immediately, officials say. from BBC News - World h…
El Salvador court frees woman jailed under anti-abortion laws
Imelda Cortez, 20, faced an attempted murder charge in El Salvador after giving birth in a latrine. from BBC News - W…
Poland reinstates Supreme Court judges following EU ruling
The government scraps a law that lowered the retirement age for judges, forcing many to quit. from BBC News - World h…
Former CBS boss Les Moonves denied $120m exit pay
US broadcaster refuses Les Moonves' severance deal following claims of sexual misconduct. from BBC News - World h…
US 'bans Yemen mum from visiting dying toddler in California'
Toddler Abdullah's relatives say his mother wants to see him before they take him off life-support. from BBC News…
Hungarian protesters target broadcaster
Protesters angry at new labour laws turn their ire on the public broadcaster after MPs were ejected. from BBC News - …
Russia 'meddled in all big social media' around US election
YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter were targeted in the 2016 US election, a report says. from BBC News …
Two Scandinavian women tourists found dead in Morocco
The bodies of two Scandinavian women are found in the Atlas mountains with cuts to their necks. from BBC News - World…
Twitter warns of 'unusual activity' from China and Saudi Arabia
Twitter says "unusual" activity from China and Saudi Arabia followed a users' country code bug. from BB…
Al-Shabab in Somalia: Air strikes kill 62 militants, US says
The US military says six air strikes targeted militants in Somalia linked to al-Qaeda. from BBC News - World https://…
France to introduce digital tax in new year
France is to introduce its own tax on big technology firms from 1 January after EU-wide efforts stalled. from BBC New…
On board the 'eye in the sky' watching Syria
The team on board this Nato plane are seen as a crucial part of the fight against the group calling itself Islamic Stat…
Women shave their heads to protest lawyer's detention in China
The husband of one of the women has been imprisoned without trial since 2015. from BBC News - World https://ift.tt/2E…
Hungary MPs protest over 'slave' law
Two Hungarian lawmakers have been thrown out of the state TV headquarters after they tried to broadcast a petition agai…
Rose McGowan: Life after #MeToo
The actor and activist describes how life has changed since the Weinstein allegations. from BBC News - World https://…
Great Ethiopian Run 2018 helps promotes unity with Eritrea
Eritrean star Zersenay Tadese competed in his first Great Ethiopian Run following July's peace deal. from BBC New…
Deer poacher sentenced to watch Bambi in prison
David Berry Jr, jailed for illegally killing deer, must watch the Disney film Bambi once a month. from BBC News - Wor…
Diavik mine finds 'biggest diamond in North America'
The 552-carat yellow gemstone was found in a Canadian mine and is more than two inches long. from BBC News - World ht…
Brexit: How Europe does second referendums
As calls for a second vote on Brexit grow, the BBC looks at other countries which have voted twice. from BBC News - W…
The millionaire make-up mogul behind Huda Beauty
The 35-year-old quit her job in finance and went on to build one of the world's biggest make-up brands. from BBC …
China's pre-Christmas church crackdown raises alarm
The arrest of a prominent and outspoken pastor sparks new alarm about China's control of religion. from BBC News …
Russia shows off festive decorations - in pictures
Russia is preparing to celebrate New Year and Orthodox Christmas with decorations and dancers. from BBC News - World …
South Africa's 'toxic' race relations
Racism remains deeply embedded in South Africa nearly 25 years after minority rule ended, writes Fergal Keane. from B…
Scott Johnson death: It's 'inconceivable' my brother killed himself
Australian police offer a $1m reward information about the 27-year-old's death in 1988. from BBC News - World htt…
German police raid mosque over suspected financing of Syria fighter
German Police on Tuesday raided a mosque in Berlin whose preacher was suspected of transferring funds to an Islamist fi…
Lebanon seen closer to new government, minister says could be within days
Lebanon appeared to be edging toward clinching a deal to form a new national unity government after more than seven mon…
Russia builds new barracks on disputed islands near Japan; Tokyo protests
Russia said on Monday it had built new barracks for troops on a disputed chain of islands near Japan and would build mo…
Afghanistan ceasefire push in focus in U.S., Taliban talks
Talks between U.S. and Taliban officials aimed at arranging peace negotiations in Afghanistan were set for a second day…
Yemen's Hodeida calm after ceasefire takes effect
Yemen's flashpoint city of Hodeida was calm Tuesday following heavy clashes that erupted after the U.N.-brokered ce…
Labaki's 'Capernaum' shortlisted for Academy Award
Nadine Labaki’s Capernaum has been shortlisted for the 2019 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, yet another s…
House Republicans are 'shameful' after interview: Comey
Former FBI Director James Comey had harsh words for House Republicans Monday, saying their silence in response to Presi…
German authorities raid mosque in Berlin in terrorism probe
German authorities say police are searching a Berlin mosque as part of an investigation into its imam on suspicion he r…
Government 'two steps away': Berri
The government formation crisis is close to being resolved, Speaker Nabih Berri told a local daily Tuesday, as an atmos…
CBS denies Les Moonves $120M severance
CBS announced Monday that former CEO Les Moonves will not receive his $120 million severance package after the board of…
Huawei says it has secured over 25 commercial 5G contracts
Chinese technology giant Huawei Technologies said on Tuesday it has secured more than 25 commercial contracts for 5G, t…
Good boy! Service dog gets honorary diploma
Whenever Brittany Hawley went to class, her loyal service dog Griffin was there. If she needed her cell phone, Griffin …
'Tonight Show' to air episode in Puerto Rico with 'Hamilton'
Jimmy Fallon's "Tonight Show" will air an episode next year from Puerto Rico including an exclusive perfo…
China will 'never seek hegemony,' Xi says in reform speech
Chinese President Xi Jinping has promised that the country will "never seek hegemony" even as it approaches t…
Japan approves defense plan including two aircraft carriers
Japan on Tuesday approved plans to convert two ships into aircraft carriers -- the nation's first since World War I…
Divided Cypriots unite to preserve country’s cultural heritage
Residents from both sides of Cyprus are coming together to restore their ancient heritage and to mend ties away from po…
Philippines’ model is named Miss Universe
The Philippines’ Catriona Gray was named Miss Universe 2018 in a competition held in Bangkok Monday, besting contestant…
A Beirut-Tokyo axis of nonviolence
At the University of Tokyo on Nov. 17, 2018, an unusual assortment of Middle Eastern and Japanese scholars met over a c…
Germany is still playing defense
An old joke among non-Americans is that they, too, deserve a vote in U.S. presidential elections, given how central tha…
Why Israel could be Oman’s answer to having a post-oil economy
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Oct. 25 visit to Oman spawned speculation about Muscat’s position on the st…
Refugee maternal mortality ‘alarming’
Increasingly desperate economic conditions, high rates of teen marriage and the prevalence of cesarean section deliveri…
Lebanon takes steps to boost cybersecurity readiness
A committee tasked with creating Lebanon’s cybersecurity strategy expects to present its recommendations - including th…
White House digs in on border wall demand
Pushing the government to the brink of a partial shutdown, the White House is insisting that Congress provide $5 billio…
Four Chinese activists shave heads to protest ‘persecution’ of husbands
The wives of four of China’s most prominent rights lawyers and activists shaved their heads Monday in protest over what…
New Zealand Says Voters Will Decide Whether Marijuana Is Legalized
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On Politics: New Details on Russia’s Efforts to Influence American Politics
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Set It and Forget It. How Better Contraception Could Be a Secret to Reducing Poverty
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A Toaster on Wheels to Deliver Groceries? Self-Driving Tech Tests Practical Uses
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Saints Survive a Sluggish Performance to Beat the Panthers
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The Earth’s Shell Has Cracked, and We’re Drifting on the Pieces
By NATALIE ANGIER from NYT Science https://ift.tt/2S5PeIj
The El Chapo Trial: New York’s Newest Tourist Destination
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Should Radio Stations Stop Playing ‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’?
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Learning With: ‘It’s a Briefcase! It’s a Pizza Box! No, It’s a Mini Satellite’
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Word + Quiz: capitulate
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Sprint, T-Mobile Deal Gets Green Light From U.S. Regulators
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What’s on TV Tuesday: ‘Ellen DeGeneres: Relatable’ and ‘Terrace House’
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States Ask Judge to Declare Health Law Still in Effect While Ruling Is Appealed
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Document Provides New Details of Michael Flynn Interview With F.B.I.
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Quotation of the Day: What Are They Lining Up For? A Seat at the El Chapo Show
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Suns Outscore Slumping Knicks by 24 Points in Third Quarter
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7 Successful People Dish on Their Worst Job Interviews (and What they Learned)
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Russia, Yemen, France: Your Tuesday Briefing
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El Salvador court frees woman jailed under anti-abortion law
A Salvadoran woman accused of the attempted murder of her newborn baby under the country's strict abortion laws aft…