EU May Hit Back at U.S. Over 'Simply Unacceptable' French Wine Tax

"The proposed U.S. sanctions are simply unacceptable," said Bruno Le Maire, the French Economy and Finance Minister. "French taxation on the digital giants aims to restore fiscal justice."

U.S.

Superfund Site Case Reaches Supreme Court

The case before the Supreme Court Tuesday was brought by landowners living near the Anaconda Superfund Site in Montana.

WORLD

Iran Calls for Regional Coalition, but Will Train With Russia and China

Iran has sought to improve troubled relations with Arab states, while boosting military ties with Russia and China, both of which oppose a U.S.-led campaign to isolate the Islamic Republic.

SURVEY

Best STEM High Schools 2020

Newsweek partnered with STEM.org to rank America's Best STEM High Schools. We found successful schools in every region of the country.

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HEALTH

Do You Trust Dr. Amazon? Tech Giants Are Eyeing the Health Care Business

Silicon Valley wants to do for medicine what it's done for retail, finance and other sectors of modern life. Here's what that digital revolution could mean for you.

More Than 300,000 Evacuated as Typhoon Kammuri Strikes Philippines

Several areas of the Philippines are under an extreme flood advisory, including the Eastern Visayas, Bicol and Calabarzon regions.

Trudeau Urges Tough Russia Line, Dodges Questions on Canada Military Spending

Canada is among the NATO nations spending less than 2 percent of GDP on military investments, much to President Donald Trump's frustration.

Trump Administration Announces Free HIV-Prevention Medication for Uninsured

Pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, is the lone prevention treatment for people susceptible to HIV infection, but it's notoriously expensive in the United States.

Turkey-Libya Deal Could Threaten Stability, Says U.S. Ambassador to Greece

Greece is expected to seek NATO's support in its growing tensions with Turkey.

Winter Storm Slams New England With Second Round of Snow

Parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts got more than a foot of snow—and even more is expected on Friday.

Pence Won't Succeed Trump If He Is Removed From Office, Democrat Says

Democrat Representative John Yarmuth said he felt President Donald Trump should go but warned he may be replaced by a tougher opponent.

He Jiankui's Research on CRISPR Babies Dubbed 'Delusional and Outrageous'

Research on the birth of twins after genome editing for HIV resistance was sent to MIT Technology Review earlier this year.

GOP-Led Senate Committee Found No Ukraine Interference in 2016 Election: Report

The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee found no evidence that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 presidential election, according to a report from Politico.

World's Largest Animal Sacrifice Sees Thousands of Buffaloes Decapitated

In 2009, the killing at Nepal's Gadhimai festival peaked with an estimated 500,000 animals killed. But efforts from animal rights groups have contributed to a reduction in the killing.

NASA Is Sending Two 'Phantom Women' Dummies Around the Moon

The dummies are fitted with more than 5,600 sensors each, which will measure exposure to space radiation.

CULTURE & TRAVEL

The 20 Most-Anticipated Books of 2020

With the arrival of the new year comes a flurry of new books we can't wait to devour.

Books

Everything You Need to Know About Miami's Art Basel This Year

With Art Basel luring in international crowds year-after-year, Miami has secured its place as an epicenter for the arts.

Miami

Unusual Airports You Might Actually Enjoy Getting Stuck In

Airports are often the last place to find joy and wonder—unless you're landing in a National Park, the middle of the Caribbean sea or even directly on sea ice.

Travel

Champagne's Hottest New Art Exhibit Is Hidden Nearly 100 Feet Underground

In the countdown to its 300-year-anniversary, Ruinart is adding a modern spin to its 800-year-old chalk cellars.

Champagne

OPINION

If Impeached by the House, Trump Is Literally Unpardonable
BY ROBERT REICH
The Supreme Court's Second Amendment Case Is Life and Death for Us
BY ZION KELLY AND MATT POST
Trump, Johnson, Merkel, Macron: This NATO 'Leaders Meeting' Is Anything But
BY JOHN R. DENI
Bloomberg Defended Stop-and-Frisk for Years. He's Sorry? Give Me a Break
BY ADY BARKAN
How Much Do You Make? Here's Why We All Should Answer
BY KIM CHURCHES
Democrats Never Learn: There's No Nobility in Taking Other People's Money
BY NEWT GINGRICH AND CRAIG SHIRLEY

Could the Senate Convict Trump? Here's What Mitch McConnell Worries About

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Apple Card Gender Bias? Don't Assume its Discrimination, Expert Warn

PERISCOPE PERISCOPE

After Sesame Street: What's Next for Children's TV?

HORIZONS CULTURE

Future Food Allergy Reactions Could Be Treated With a Pill

DOWNTIME CULTURE

Gaming Holiday Gift Guide: The Best Gifts for Gamers in 2019

DOWNTIME CULTURE

Helena Bonham Carter on 'The Crown' and Princess Margarets's Vunerability

IN FOCUS

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Judge Warned London Bridge Attacker Should Not Be Freed from Prison

Usman Khan, who was shot dead Friday after launching the London Bridge attack, was one of nine men who were convicted back in 2012 of plotting to attack the London Stock Exchange.

WORLD

Woman Dumps Remains of House Destroyed by Fire in Front of Parliament

Australia's prime minister Scott Morrison has denied links between climate change and bushfires that have ravaged New South Wales.

U.S.

MSNBC's Joy Reid Touts George W. Bush Over Trump: 'There Was a Soul'

MSNBC host Joy Reid and columnist Leonard Pitts discussed the "cult-like" religiosity of President Donald Trump's supporters, saying that at least former Republican President George W. Bush had a "soul."

U.S.

Republican Defends Tweets Stating Rep. Ilhan Omar Should Be 'Hanged'

Twitter banned Danielle Stella's account after she tweeted that Rep. Ilhan Omar should be tried for treason and hanged in reference to unsubstantiated allegations.

WORLD

Volcanic Eruption Forces Plane to Divert, Horses on Board Prevent Landing

The KLM flight KL685 was flying from Amsterdam to Mexico City, but turned around over New Brunswick, Canada.

BUSINESS

Fox News Claims 'Trump Economy' Black Friday Ended Liberal Recession Hopes

Conservative pundits rejoiced at reports of record Black Friday online shopping sales, praising the "Trump economy" for allowing shoppers to spend even more money this year.

TECH & SCIENCE

Mystery Author of Forgotten Tacitus Translation Turns Out to be Elizabeth I

Researchers claim to have identified its author using signs from the shape of the 'e's to the "rampant lion" watermarks.

CULTURE

Batman Poster Accused of Supporting Hong Kong Protests

DC Comics has deleted a graphic promoting the December release of "Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child" on social media following backlash from Chinese fans.

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