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Life After 11 Years of Captivity, Rape and Torture: Michelle Knight’s Story

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Life After 11 Years of Captivity, Rape and Torture: Michelle Knight’s Story

Michelle Knight is one of the world’s most famous survivors. But that doesn’t pay the rent or buy back the life that was ripped from her.

By Abigail Jones

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Why Is the FBI Trying to Bury a Special Forces War Hero?

Lieutenant Colonel Jason Amerine exposed how the bureau has botched hostage negotiations with the Taliban and ISIS.

By Michael Ames | 16 min read

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Why Is the FBI Trying to Bury a Special Forces War Hero?

Lieutenant Colonel Jason Amerine exposed how the bureau has botched hostage negotiations with the Taliban and ISIS.

By Michael Ames | 16 min read

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Crawl Space

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What Wall Street Gets Wrong About China

Yes, growth is slowing, but Beijing is on a more sustainable path.

By Bill Powell | 7 min read

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How the Iran Nuclear Deal Weakened AIPAC, Washington's Most Powerful Interest Group

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Jediism in Turkey

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A Phantom Menace: Why Turkish Conservatives Are Worrying About Jedis

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Study: Mass Shootings 'Exceptionally American Problem'

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What Wall Street Gets Wrong About China

Yes, growth is slowing, but Beijing is on a more sustainable path.

By Bill Powell | 7 min read

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How the Iran Nuclear Deal Weakened AIPAC, Washington's Most Powerful Interest Group

7 min read

Jediism in Turkey

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A Phantom Menace: Why Turkish Conservatives Are Worrying About Jedis

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Study: Mass Shootings 'Exceptionally American Problem'

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Pages of a 'Drinkable Book' Could Bring Safe Water to Millions

A researcher has invented a cheap filter paper that removes more than 99.9 percent of bacteria from water.

By Stav Ziv | 3 min read

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In Silicon Valley, Failing Is Succeeding

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Grass That Doesn't Need Water Could Keep California Green

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Colombia to End Coca Farm Glyphosate Sprayings

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Pages of a 'Drinkable Book' Could Bring Safe Water to Millions

A researcher has invented a cheap filter paper that removes more than 99.9 percent of bacteria from water.

By Stav Ziv | 3 min read

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In Silicon Valley, Failing Is Succeeding

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Grass That Doesn't Need Water Could Keep California Green

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Colombia to End Coca Farm Glyphosate Sprayings

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Culture

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The Cheshire Murders and the Illusion of Safety

A horrific home invasion in suburban Connecticut calls into question the comforts we take for granted.

By Alexander Nazaryan | 14 min read

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Dead People Should Stop Tweeting

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Captain Webb review

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Changing the Channel: The Man Who First Swam From England to France

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The Cheshire Murders and the Illusion of Safety

A horrific home invasion in suburban Connecticut calls into question the comforts we take for granted.

By Alexander Nazaryan | 14 min read

Skeleton

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Dead People Should Stop Tweeting

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Captain Webb review

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Changing the Channel: The Man Who First Swam From England to France

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