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Deutsche Bank Considering Changes To US Strategy
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Judge Dismisses Sandy Hook Families’ Suit Against Gunmaker
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US Broadens Syria Talks After Failure Of Truce Deal
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Regent To Stand In As Thailand Awaits New King
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Scientists Observe Long-Lasting Quantum Coherence
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Yellen Hints At ‘High-Pressure’ Policy To Reverse Damage
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Clinton Owns Leads In Multiple Swing States
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Tuberculosis Epidemic Worse Than Previously Thought
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Video Of Christine Chubbuck’s Death Exists
World Leaders Agree To Phase Out HFCs
The agreement, finalized during a U.N. meeting in Rwanda, aims to reduce the use of hydrofluorocarbons — potent greenhouse gases used in air conditioners and refrigerators.
Hillary’s Campaign Asked Bill To Cancel Wall Street Speech
The Democratic nominee’s campaign expressed concerns that the speech may make the Clintons appear too friendly with Wall Street, hacked emails published by WikiLeaks showed.
Who Is Summer Zervos?
The Season 5 "Apprentice" contestant came forward Friday with claims that Donald Trump harassed her.
A Step Toward Clean, Limitless Energy
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have set a new record for plasma pressure — a key ingredient in the production of energy from nuclear fusion.
US Bans Galaxy Note 7 Devices From Aircraft
Passengers traveling with the Samsung smartphone will be denied boarding and those found violating the ban could face fines and even criminal prosecution.
Google Creates New, Smarter AI
A neural network created by DeepMind researchers can not only learn, but can also use data stored in its memory to “logically reason” and make inferences to answer questions.
Weighing The Universe’s Lightest Particle
On Friday, scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany switched on a machine that aims to determine the mass of neutrinos.
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South African Students Demand Free Education
Universities have been open off and on for the past three weeks as a result of the protests.
Tiananmen Square Protests’ Last Known Prisoner To Be Freed
Miao Deshun was one of the 1,602 people sentenced to prison in the wake of the bloody military crackdown on the student-led demonstration in June 1989.
Great Barrier Reef Isn’t Dead Yet
A viral obituary for the Great Barrier Reef stirs up worry for the world's largest reef.
Clinton Avoided Single-Payer Ballot Measure, Emails Show
Correspondence released by WikiLeaks shows Hillary Clinton deciding to "not deliver a strong health care message" in Colorado because of the initiative.
You Need To Try These Cuban Rums
The Treasury Department said Friday it had lifted "monetary value limitations on what authorized travelers may import from Cuba into the United States as accompanied baggage." That means it's time to drink.
When Should You Apply To College?
Break down the complicated college application process by accomplishing a few key tasks every month.
Will Netflix Once Again Exceed Investors Expectations?
Netflix's quarterly earnings per share surprised pessimistic analysts over the past year, but with the company making major adjustments to its product and audience, will it live up to investors' revised expectations this time around?
How Tesla Is Redefining Retail
The company does not sell through dealerships, but through galleries and stores. It’s direct to consumer.
Hunter's Supermoon Facts: Watch Live Stream Of Rare Fall Event [PHOTOS]
The event is known as the full hunter's moon and refers to the time of year when game are fattened and hunters prepare for the winter months ahead.
Ancient Greeks May Have Influenced Chinese Sculptures
Ancient Greeks may have had more influence on Chinese sculpture than previously thought.