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Hurricane Phailin Is As Strong as Katrina, Twice as Wide as Sandy And About to Devastate India
India is bracing for what is potentially the strongest hurricane they've ever seen
Your Cheat Sheet to the 2013 Nobel Prizes
Love them or hate them, here we provide you with the sound bytes you'll need to at least discuss them
What Makes a Nobel Laureate? The Demographic Keys to Success
It helps to be an older man from Europe
Espionage Thriller Author Tom Clancy Dies
Clancy authored more than 20 books and his final novel, Command Authority, is scheduled for release on December 3
Funding Gaps Have Only Forced Government Shutdowns Since the 1980s
Funding gaps didn't always bring a shut down of the federal government
We Know Humans Are Causing Global Warming; Here Are Some Things We’re Less Sure About
Here, gleaned from the IPCC's briefing, are some of the things we still don't know much about
A Massive Earthquake in Pakistan Just Forced an Island to Climb Out of the Sea
In the wake of a massive earthquake in Pakistan this morning, a new island has emerged from the Arabian Sea
Kenya in Context: Malls Around the World That Terrorists Have Attacked
Lots of people, lots of exits, lots of packages--a few of the reasons why shopping malls are targeted
The Muslim Brotherhood’s Short History as an Officially Recognized Political Party Is Over
Amidst an ongoing military crackdown, Egypt bans the Muslim Brotherhood
The AR-15 Seems To Be the Weapon of Chioce in Random Acts of Violence
Of the 67 mass shootings in the US over the past three decades, more than three-quarters of the 143 guns used were obtained legally
North Korea May Have Just Restarted its Nuclear Program
Steam coming from a mothballed plutonium plant could mean North Korea is resuming its weapons program
It Might Be Hard to Collect Syria’s Chemical Weapons, But Neutralizing Them Isn’t That Complicated
Rounding up and securing all of Assad's chemical weapons will no doubt be challenging, but the actual act of destroying them isn't quite so difficult
Obama Isn’t the First Peace Prize Laureate to Support a War
This isn't the first time a Peace Prize winner has pushed for war
Here’s How Researchers Determined a Long-Lost Van Gogh Painting Is an Original
Two years of intense research were required to give the painting the final stamp of approval
How the NSA Stopped Trying to Prevent the Spread of Encryption And Decided to Just Break It Instead
The NSA spent decades trying to stop the spread of encryption technology
Hey, Eastern Seaboard! Look Up, You’re About to See a Rocket Launch
A new orbiter is going to the Moon, and it's launching from Virginia
See How New Yorkers Celebrated Rosh Hashanah a Century Ago
Photographs from the early 1900s show Rosh Hashanah in New York
Japan’s Planning to Build an “Ice Wall” Around Fukushima
The Japanese government has stepped in and announced that it will invest $500 million in the project
Russian Authorities Are Deciding If It’s Illegal to Paint Putin in a Negligee
Russian police are flexing their newly appointed authority under the country's anti-gay propaganda law
North Korea Reportedly Executed Pop Singers And Dancers
So far, only one South Korean outlet has reported on this latest possible atrocity, and unfortunately it will probably remain that way
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