Will Anything Come of Congress’s Trump-Russia Probes?
Special counsel Robert Mueller has announced his first charges, but the investigations by lawmakers are mired in partisan politics.
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Big Shots
Slow Burn
A Zimbabwean national burns a shirt of the Zimbabwe's ruling party, the Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front (ZANU PF), as hundreds of Zimbabweans living in South Africa celebrate the resignation of Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe in the streets of the district of Hillbrow in Johannesburg on November 21, 2017. The announcement came after days of mounting pressure on the 93-year-old leader, whose long and authoritarian rule made him feared by many of his citizens.
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Should Trump’s Tweets Be Preserved for Posterity?
The demise of AIM raises an important question: How will the president’s tweets be saved if Twitter suffers the same fate?
UCLA Players Aren't the Only Americans Jailed in China
Two Americans spend another Thanksgiving in Chinese jails under spurious charges.
Sexual Violence Fuels Both Sides of the Ukrainian War
Sexual assaults are common on all sides of the war, and few perpetrators are being punished.
New World
Asteroid Had Just a 13% Chance of Killing Dinosaurs
You have never had luck this terrible.
How to Fix a Boy With No Skin
"You can't call it a cure...but it's probably getting close."
Downtime
Youngest Manson Family Member Shares Cautionary Tale
Before Manson coerced his cult members into murder, he was a musician who seduced and preyed on young women. Dianne Lake, whose new memoir recounts her years with him, was one of his victims.
A Very Specialist Christmas
“He was just the punter, but they sold his jersey in the university bookstore.”
