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ISIS Is Almost Defeated in Iraq, but Thousands of Christians Refuse to Return to Their Homes

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ISIS Is Almost Defeated in Iraq, but Thousands of Christians Refuse to Return to Their Homes

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Scientists Have Peered into a Black Hole and Taken a Photo of Its Event Horizon for the Very First Time

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Scientists Have Peered into a Black Hole and Taken a Photo of Its Event Horizon for the Very First Time

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Delhi’s Residents Choke on the Air They Breathe as Pollution Levels Reach an All-Time High

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Delhi’s Residents Choke on the Air They Breathe as Pollution Levels Reach an All-Time High

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Inequities Among Photojournalists Produce a Familiar Image

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Inequities Among Photojournalists Produce a Familiar Image

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World Press Photo 2017: Image of Turkish Assassin Standing Over Russian Ambassador Wins

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World Press Photo 2017: Image of Turkish Assassin Standing Over Russian Ambassador Wins

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Decoding Trump’s Staged Inaugural Speechwriting Photo

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Decoding Trump’s Staged Inaugural Speechwriting Photo

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Why Cuba’s Muslim Population Is Growing

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Why Cuba’s Muslim Population Is Growing

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Photographer Phil Toledano’s Professional Flirtation With the Cruel Fates of Life

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Photographer Phil Toledano’s Professional Flirtation With the Cruel Fates of Life

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Inside the World of Ukraine’s Women Warriors

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Inside the World of Ukraine’s Women Warriors

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The South Bronx: More Than Just Poverty and Ruin

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The South Bronx: More Than Just Poverty and Ruin

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Jobs on the Line: New Technology Could Replace Millions of Call Center Workers in the Philippines

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Jobs on the Line: New Technology Could Replace Millions of Call Center Workers in the Philippines

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The Syrian Civil War Could Spell the End of Antibiotics

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The Syrian Civil War Could Spell the End of Antibiotics

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9/11’s Second Wave: Cancer and Other Diseases Linked to the 2001 Attacks Are Surging

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9/11’s Second Wave: Cancer and Other Diseases Linked to the 2001 Attacks Are Surging

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Is Instagram an Art Form?

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Is Instagram an Art Form?

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The Olympic Venues of Athens: A Story of Refuge and Decay

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The Olympic Venues of Athens: A Story of Refuge and Decay

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‘Public, Private, Secret’: This Exhibit Will Make You Think Twice About Your Webcam

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‘Public, Private, Secret’: This Exhibit Will Make You Think Twice About Your Webcam

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Talking With the Man Who Has Photographed the Last 34 NBA Finals Locker Room Celebrations

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Talking With the Man Who Has Photographed the Last 34 NBA Finals Locker Room Celebrations

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What It’s Like to Have a Picture You Took Become Iconic Overnight

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What It’s Like to Have a Picture You Took Become Iconic Overnight

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David Hanson Takes Beautiful Photographs of Hideous Places

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David Hanson Takes Beautiful Photographs of Hideous Places

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In Conversation: Photographer Moises Saman On His Journey Documenting the Arab Spring

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In Conversation: Photographer Moises Saman On His Journey Documenting the Arab Spring

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Nowhere to Turn: Sunnis Fleeing ISIS Seek Sanctuary

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Nowhere to Turn: Sunnis Fleeing ISIS Seek Sanctuary

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Explore the Story of Jonathan Levin’s Murder—and Murderer—in Newsweek’s Interactive Documentary Film

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Explore the Story of Jonathan Levin’s Murder—and Murderer—in Newsweek’s Interactive Documentary Film

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Eight Photojournalists Recall the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

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Eight Photojournalists Recall the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

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Migrants and the New Mediterranean Mafia

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Migrants and the New Mediterranean Mafia

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Stateless: The Ultimate Legal Limbo

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Stateless: The Ultimate Legal Limbo

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Coptic Christian Village Mourns ISIS Victims in Libya

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Coptic Christian Village Mourns ISIS Victims in Libya

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Rise of the Houthis

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Rise of the Houthis

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Photos: Looking for Love, Between Assignments

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Photos: Looking for Love, Between Assignments

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The Journalists Who Died Doing Their Jobs in 2014

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The Journalists Who Died Doing Their Jobs in 2014

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Back in the Shadows: The Perils of Being LGBT in India

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Back in the Shadows: The Perils of Being LGBT in India

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