Round Trip to Syria
A cycle of terror in the Middle East.
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Heading Into the New Year, Things You Can Do to Make the World Slightly Better
We’re looking at a new year, and a new administration shortly after. There are things we can do right now that will be much less effective in a couple weeks. Here’s a list of them.
Remembering Jimmy Carter
Carter may have been overshadowed by other American presidents, but he lived longer than any other, and his legacy is substantial.
In IT and Need Cash? Cybersecurity Whistleblowers Are Earning Big Bucks
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Syria: A Historical Perspective
What comes next will be a new phase in the Pan-Arab search for identity.
Volunteers Build Snowdrifts for Finland’s Pregnant Seals
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Humpback Whale Makes Record Journey From South America to Africa
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Trump’s Election, Assad’s Fall Bode Well for China’s Bid to Take Over the World
With the two traditional superpowers either unwilling or unable to exert their influence across the globe, there is an opening for China.
‘White Christmas’ a Memory in NYC — Winter Is Cooked
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$300B a Year Deal for Climate Cash at UN Summit Sparks Hope — and Outrage
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Jane Goodall Thinks It’s Not Too Late to Save the World
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Does Assassination of Hamas Negotiator in Iran Also Kill Ceasefire Deal?
The death of Hamas’s top negotiator during Iran’s inauguration of its new president may have ended prospects for an early ceasefire.