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Quiz Twist: Secret Identities Shake Up
Big news! Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin, has — maybe — been unmasked. Coupled with the recent revelation of Banksy's — maybe — true
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Business
Why Most New Jobs Are Going to Women
In December 2016, as Donald Trump was headed to the White House for the first time, Betsey Stevenson offered the incoming president some economic advice.
Politics
Republicans Face Political Risk Over Rising Iran War Costs
As the price tag for the U.S.-Iran war grows by the day, the path to paying for the conflict is paved with political peril for Republicans in control of Washington. The
U.S. News
Tame Kid Clutter: 7 Practical Organizing Tips
A million magnetic tiles scattered across the living room. Stuffed animals piled high in the playroom. Outgrown baby gear taking up space in the closet. When you live with kids, your home is bound to get messy.
World
Digital Fog of War Around Iran Hinders Verification
Loading... The first signs an American aircraft was shot down came over the Telegram messaging app. Images of aircraft debris and a pilot's empty ejection seat appeared on pro-Iranian channels.
Science
Artemis II: Reentry, Recovery, and What to Expect
Flying by the moon, witnessing an eclipse, and traveling farther from Earth than
World
Morning Brief: Top Headlines
Morning news brief Vance to serve as lead US negotiator in peace talks to end Iran war, Israel and Lebanon to hold ceasefire talks, NASA's Artemis II astronauts return to Earth Friday.
World
Six Months On, Gaza Endures Ongoing Israeli Attacks
Since the Gaza “ceasefire” began six months ago, Israeli attacks have killed at least 738 people and injured more than 2,000, according to Palestine’s Ministry of Health. Gaza faces unprecedented devastation, with more than 10 percent of its population killed or injured.
Politics
Trump: Strikes Will Resume If Iran Rejects Peace Terms
President Trump said late Wednesday that U.S. forces deployed in the Middle East will "remain in place" until an agreement
Business
Why Oil Companies Need a Price Sweet Spot
Higher prices are good news for the oil industry — to a point. But they can bite, too. Crude oil prices were around $70 a barrel before the war in Iran. After
Culture
Jim Whittaker, first U.S. Everest summiter, dies at 97
SEATTLE — The celebrated mountaineer Jim Whittaker, the first American to summit Mount Everest, has died. He was 97. Whittaker, who also served as
World
North Korea Tests Missiles with Cluster-Bomb Warheads
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said Thursday its testing spree this week involved various new weapons systems, including
