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What you need to know about the U.K. election results

Here are five key takeaways as U.K. politics enters an period of extraordinary uncertainty.

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What Will Happen to Trump?

How the Comey testimony strengthens the obstruction of justice case against the president.

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Longines Puts Flagship Heritage by Kate Winslet Watches Up for Auction to Benefit Charity

In an unprecedented move, Swiss watch brand Longines, along with award-winning British actress Kate Winslet, unveiled an exclusive five-piece collection.

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Finsbury Park Mosque Attack: What We Know So Far

One dead and at least ten injured after a van was driven into worshippers leaving Ramadan prayers in north London.

U.S.

Mike Pence’s Private Emails Cost Indiana $100,000

Law firms, political parties and members of the public have filed more than 50 requests targeting Pence’s correspondence.

U.S.

USS Fitzgerald: Bodies of Missing U.S. Sailors Found

Japanese media said all seven of the sailors who had been reported missing were found dead.

U.S.

Trump's Lawyer Clashes With Fox Host Over Investigation

The lawyer appeared confused about whether or not Trump was being investigated.

Opinion

Trump Is Cutting Into the Bone of American Leadership

McMaster, Tillerson, Mattis, and Kelly have largely ruined their own credibility.

Culture

The 23 Greatest Albums of 1997

1997 was the best music year of the '90s. Here's proof.

Opinion

Neil Buchanan: Is Trump Naive? Stupid? Or Evil?

Traditional means of classification break down with Trump.

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Freedom From Choice: How Big Data Manipulates Voters

Political operatives used fake news, Big Data and Facebook to suppress the vote and rile up racists in 2016. It's going to be even uglier next time around.

Culture

Inside Nobu Downtown, a Perfect Restaurant

With its grand design, the new Nobu Downtown has the ego that both figures seem to lack.
U.S.

Lessons from the Iran-Contra Scandal

The years-long investigation into the illegal trade of arms for hostages offers a cautionary tale for those hoing Trump is forced from office.

Tech & Science

The Plight of Alzheimer's Disease in Rural America

State assistance programs can make life bearable again for caregivers in remote areas struggling to provide around-the-clock help.
Culture

Inside Nobu Downtown, a Perfect Restaurant

With its grand design, the new Nobu Downtown has the ego that both figures seem to lack.
Tech & Science

The Plight of Alzheimer's Disease in Rural America

State assistance programs can make life bearable again for caregivers in remote areas struggling to provide around-the-clock help.

Tech & Science

Freedom From Choice: How Big Data Manipulates Voters

Political operatives used fake news, Big Data and Facebook to suppress the vote and rile up racists in 2016. It's going to be even uglier next time around.

Culture

Inside Nobu Downtown, a Perfect Restaurant

With its grand design, the new Nobu Downtown has the ego that both figures seem to lack.

U.S.

Lessons from the Iran-Contra Scandal

The years-long investigation into the illegal trade of arms for hostages offers a cautionary tale for those hoing Trump is forced from office.

Tech & Science

The Plight of Alzheimer's Disease in Rural America

State assistance programs can make life bearable again for caregivers in remote areas struggling to provide around-the-clock help.
U.S.

Breitbart News, Donald Trump’s Pravda, Is in Crisis

The site can’t pivot away from right-wing click-bait to sober, deeply reported news any more than Trump can pivot away from paranoid tweets.

Spytalk

What Comey Left Out About Probe Should Trouble Trump

What the former FBI director left out of his sworn testimony could spell trouble for the likes of Jared Kushner, Jeff Sessions—and Trump himself.

Culture

New York Celebrates a Great Underground Artist

A summer-long exhibition spread across 12 New York City venues will explore the poet-artist's droll works like "God Is Man Made."

U.S.

The CIA's Secrets About JFK, Che, and Castro Revealed

After years of silence, a former CIA operative speaks out about Castro, Oswald and the assassination of JFK.
Tech & Science

Freedom From Choice: How Big Data Manipulates Voters

Political operatives used fake news, Big Data and Facebook to suppress the vote and rile up racists in 2016. It's going to be even uglier next time around.

Culture

Inside Nobu Downtown, a Perfect Restaurant

With its grand design, the new Nobu Downtown has the ego that both figures seem to lack.

U.S.

Lessons from the Iran-Contra Scandal

The years-long investigation into the illegal trade of arms for hostages offers a cautionary tale for those hoing Trump is forced from office.

Tech & Science

The Plight of Alzheimer's Disease in Rural America

State assistance programs can make life bearable again for caregivers in remote areas struggling to provide around-the-clock help.
U.S.

Breitbart News, Donald Trump’s Pravda, Is in Crisis

The site can’t pivot away from right-wing click-bait to sober, deeply reported news any more than Trump can pivot away from paranoid tweets.

Spytalk

What Comey Left Out About Probe Should Trouble Trump

What the former FBI director left out of his sworn testimony could spell trouble for the likes of Jared Kushner, Jeff Sessions—and Trump himself.

Culture

New York Celebrates a Great Underground Artist

A summer-long exhibition spread across 12 New York City venues will explore the poet-artist's droll works like "God Is Man Made."

U.S.

The CIA's Secrets About JFK, Che, and Castro Revealed

After years of silence, a former CIA operative speaks out about Castro, Oswald and the assassination of JFK.

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