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Turkey Sacks 10,000 More Civil Servants, Shuts Media In Latest Crackdown
A man waves Turkey’s national flag during the Democracy and Martyrs Rally, organized by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and supported by ruling AK Party
What Can The President Really Do?
Without cooperation from the Supreme Court or Congress, the president wields little power from the Oval Office.
Belly Up To The TV: Binge Watching Could Lead To More Stomach Fat
TV watching is linked to higher levels of belly fat, a University of Minnesota study shows
Think It’s Cathartic To Run Angry? Think Again
Exercising with unusual vigor while you are enraged or emotionally distraught could be dangerous for your heart, according to a cautionary new study of
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A woman is arrested Oct. 8 by Las Vegas police officers on suspicion of drug possession. Metro officers use field tests to identify suspected
How A Pillar Of German Banking Lost Its Way
For most of its 146 years, Deutsche Bank was the embodiment of German values: reliable and safe. Now, the once-proud institution is facing the
Making Art Off The Grid: A Month Long Residency At A Remote National Park
These photographs were produced by Paula Sprenger and Carter McCormick during their month-long artist residency at Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida.
How France Won The Hearts, And The Art, Of 2 American Collectors
Spencer and Marlene Hays, in their art-filled pied-à-terre in Paris. The couple debated what to do with their world-class collection for nearly a decade.