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Conventional Wisdom: Leverage Edition
Featuring: Matt Floca, Steve Ballmer, Stephen Colbert, Joseph diGenova, Deidre Henderson and Matt Mullenweg.
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Black Woman Adopted by White Family as a Baby Shares What They Got Right
Anna Sheffield, 30, spoke with Newsweek about growing up as a transracial adoptee.
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Europe on High Alert As Russia Sows Panic With Hybrid Attacks
Russia is accused of targeting railway networks and shopping centers in hybrid war attacks.
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Adam Hamilton vs. Roger Marshall: Latest Kansas Senate Race Odds and Polls
A new September poll puts Democrat Adam Hamilton ahead of Republican Senator Roger Marshall, 45 percent to 43 percent.
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'Barely Breathing' Singer Duncan Sheik Dies, Survived by Wife Nora Ariffin
Duncan Sheik, the Grammy- and Tony Award-winning singer-songwriter best known for his 1996 hit “Barely Breathing,” has died at the age of 56
Health
Genetic Mutation Linked to Dramatic Lung Cancer Risk in Non-Smokers
The genetic mutation variant has been linked to a 62 times higher risk of developing lung cancer.
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Wall Street Put $350 Billion on Blockchain; Most of It Is Doing Nothing
Over the past three years, the largest names in finance have begun "tokenizing" the assets they manage.
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Hospitals Reimagined
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Why America Is Team Princess Diana
America fought a revolution to escape royalty, but still spent 30 years choosing sides in a royal marriage. Diana still reigns supreme on th
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Map Shows Multiple Tropical Threats Across Atlantic and Pacific Amid El Niño
Forecasters were watching several areas for possible tropical development across both the Atlantic and Pacific on Friday.
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Woman Goes for Pregnancy Scan. What Doctors Find Next Changes Everything
"I remember a high-risk OB nurse taking me to the garden and just holding me while I scream-cried," Amanda Webb told Newsweek.
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Texas Freezes New Flock Cameras. Here's Where Thousands Remain Active
Texas' transportation department has stopped issuing new permits for license plate readers along state roads.
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Gas Price Warning Issued for Great Lakes States
Refinery challenges and global supply disruptions would come together to bring further gas price hikes, analysts say.
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Your Brand May Be Losing Ground in AI Search
AI Impact tracks AI-search visibility, drug-demand forecasting and the role of human judgment in clinical records.
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A Book Is No Longer the End of the Publishing Process | Opinion
Publishing is evolving beyond books as authors embrace platforms, communities and media to build lasting influence, says Don Nori.
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Sixth Woman’s Death Linked to Suspected Oregon Serial Killer
Jesse Lee Calhoun has been indicted over the death of Libby Gibson, the sixth victim he has been linked to.
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The Great Wealth Transfer Needs More Than Tax Planning | Opinion
Passing on family wealth isn't just about money or estate plans, says Saidin Hernandez. The next generation needs preparation.
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Venus to Hit Peak Brilliance Tonight: How to See It Across US
Venus is set to upstage "every star around it" on Friday as it reaches peak brilliance, according to NASA.
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Texas Republicans Face ‘Generational Wipeout’ Amid Disastrous Polls
New polls have shown Democrats leading or within striking distance in several of Texas' biggest races.
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How Ukraine Scored Major Frontline Breakthrough by Fooling Russia
Operation Vivaldi has allowed Kyiv to thwart Russia's moves in the Donbas region, in part because of the element of surprise.
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Ed Sheeran’s Two-Chord Solution to Pop’s Dumbest War
The biggest loser here is Sheeran, who straddled a fence that collapsed beneath him when Macklemore kicked it.
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Woman, 23, Says Traditional Jobs Left Her in Hospital—Then She Found Why
"I can do a day's work, but at the cost of my life," Ella Thompson, who has ADHD and autism, told Newsweek.
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Who is Eugene Horsch? Man at Center of Philadelphia 'House of Horrors'
Eugene Horsch is at the center of a Philadelphia investigation into seven missing women.
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Streaming Is Booming, but Local Music Scenes Pay the Price | Opinion
Algorithms may predict what to play next, but only communities can create music never heard before, argues Randy Dominguez.
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