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In Harsh Saudi Crackdown, Famous Feminists Are Branded As 'Traitors'
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has cast himself as a reformer, advocating equality for women and granting them the right to drive.
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Gunfire Near Saudi King's Palace, Toy Drone Was Shot Down, Say Officials
After residents in Saudi Arabia's capital reported hearing rare bursts of gunfire on Saturday evening, followed by videos of heavy shooting that circulated on the Internet, the Saudi government said it had an explanation: Someone had flown a recreational drone, without authorization, and security forces had shot it down.
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Stop And Search? This Poor Community In Rio Says Yes, Please.
To quell a burst of carjackings, supermarket lootings and murders, military troops rolled into this tropical metropolis last month heading straight for the slums. They set up checkpoints and sent armed patrols to root out criminals, searching everyone from children to grandmothers.
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Donald Trump, Melania Will Be 1,000 Miles Apart When Stormy Daniels Appears On '60 Minutes'
The White House says Melania Trump is staying in Florida, sticking to a spring break tradition.
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A Strong Core: Not Just for Athletes
If you have strong legs and strong arms but your core is weak, it's as if you have two cinder blocks with a balloon between them.
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5 Resolutions Health Experts Hate to Hear - And What to do Instead
We asked some fitness and nutrition experts to identify some common risky resolutions and offer healthy alternatives for the coming year.
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New US Strikes in Iraq Include Land-Based Bombers
The latest round of US airstrikes in Iraq against the Islamic State extremist group includes the first reported use of land-based bombers in the military campaign.
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First Earth-sized planet found in 'habitable zone': NASA
The hunt for potential life in outer space has taken a step forward - an international team of researchers has discovered the first Earth-sized planet within the "habitable zone" of another star.
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'Avatar doctor' is coming, says physician-author
t's just in fiction for now, but the "avatar doctor," a virtual physician which consults and diagnoses through a smartphone app, is coming, says the author of a new medical thriller.
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NASA may send sail-powered rover to Venus
NASA is considering sending a sail-powered robotic rover to Venus that could use the planet's high wind speeds and hot temperatures for exploration.
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US to give 'Women of Courage Award' to Delhi Braveheart posthumously
United States has selected the 23-year-old Delhi student, who was fatally gang raped in a moving bus, for the International Women of Courage Award.
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Chinese hackers hit our computers, claim Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal said Thursday its computers had been hit by Chinese hackers, becoming the latest US media organization to report an effort to spy on its journalists covering China.
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In Harsh Saudi Crackdown, Famous Feminists Are Branded As 'Traitors'
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has cast himself as a reformer, advocating equality for women and granting them the right to drive.
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Gunfire Near Saudi King's Palace, Toy Drone Was Shot Down, Say Officials
After residents in Saudi Arabia's capital reported hearing rare bursts of gunfire on Saturday evening, followed by videos of heavy shooting that circulated on the Internet, the Saudi government said it had an explanation: Someone had flown a recreational drone, without authorization, and security forces had shot it down.
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Stop And Search? This Poor Community In Rio Says Yes, Please.
To quell a burst of carjackings, supermarket lootings and murders, military troops rolled into this tropical metropolis last month heading straight for the slums. They set up checkpoints and sent armed patrols to root out criminals, searching everyone from children to grandmothers.
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Donald Trump, Melania Will Be 1,000 Miles Apart When Stormy Daniels Appears On '60 Minutes'
The White House says Melania Trump is staying in Florida, sticking to a spring break tradition.
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A Strong Core: Not Just for Athletes
If you have strong legs and strong arms but your core is weak, it's as if you have two cinder blocks with a balloon between them.
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5 Resolutions Health Experts Hate to Hear - And What to do Instead
We asked some fitness and nutrition experts to identify some common risky resolutions and offer healthy alternatives for the coming year.
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New US Strikes in Iraq Include Land-Based Bombers
The latest round of US airstrikes in Iraq against the Islamic State extremist group includes the first reported use of land-based bombers in the military campaign.
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First Earth-sized planet found in 'habitable zone': NASA
The hunt for potential life in outer space has taken a step forward - an international team of researchers has discovered the first Earth-sized planet within the "habitable zone" of another star.
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'Avatar doctor' is coming, says physician-author
t's just in fiction for now, but the "avatar doctor," a virtual physician which consults and diagnoses through a smartphone app, is coming, says the author of a new medical thriller.
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NASA may send sail-powered rover to Venus
NASA is considering sending a sail-powered robotic rover to Venus that could use the planet's high wind speeds and hot temperatures for exploration.
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US to give 'Women of Courage Award' to Delhi Braveheart posthumously
United States has selected the 23-year-old Delhi student, who was fatally gang raped in a moving bus, for the International Women of Courage Award.
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Chinese hackers hit our computers, claim Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal said Thursday its computers had been hit by Chinese hackers, becoming the latest US media organization to report an effort to spy on its journalists covering China.
