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World Series: All Records the Nationals Broke to Win Historic First Title

The Nationals defeated the Astros in Game 7 in Houston to become the first team in World Series history to win four games on the road.

More People Think Trump Will Win in 2020 Over Democratic Nominee: Poll

The survey also showed that support for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election had increased from a similar poll conducted in August.

Behind Coal's Decline: Cheap Natural Gas Threatens Industry

While an average annual capacity of 5.6 GW was retired each year President Barack Obama was in office, 9.6 GW has been retired each year under President Donald Trump, Rhodium Group, an independent research firm, told Newsweek

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POLITICS

Two Democrats Break With Party in Impeachment Vote

Meet Representatives Jeff Van Drew and Collin Peterson, Democratic lawmakers who won Trump districts in 2018.

CULTURE & TRAVEL

Is It Safe to Travel to Hong Kong During Protests? Here's What to Consider

A drop in tourism has thinned the crowds, but locals assert the city is safer than you would think.

Hong Kong

What the History of Witches Reveals About Our Own Fears

Our fascination with the witch throughout the ages tells us more about ourselves than the history of Halloween.

Witches

Lesser-Known Ruins of the Ancient World

While most everyone is familiar with Angkor Wat, Petra or Rome's Colosseum, it is sometimes the overlooked cities—once megalopolises now in disrepair—that tell a more potent story.

Travel

Skip the Big Museums in London and Visit These Unusual Ones Instead

From exhibits of bizarre taxidermied beasts to surgical theaters where operations were performed, here are London's most unique museums worthy of your attention.

Travel

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COVER POLITICS

Andrew Yang: Math, Jobs and the Robot Future

PERISCOPE WORLD

Tug of War: Photographs Capture Horror of Turkey's Offensive Into Syria

PERISCOPE POLITICS

Sheldon Whitehouse On Impeachment, Court-Packing and "Getting to 67 Votes"

DOWNTIME CULTURE

The Literary Influences of Superstar Musician David Bowie

FEATURES POLITICS

9 Larger-Than-Life Sculpture Parks Around the World

DOWNTIME CULTURE

Andrew Yang: Math, Jobs and the Robot Future

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ISIS Spy Who Betrayed Baghdadi Was Under Pressure From Family: SDF Chief

The unnamed informant's family reportedly suffered under Islamic State rule prompting him to seek revenge, General Mazloum Abdi said.

TECH & SCIENCE

The Origin Stories of Your Favorite Halloween Monsters

From Haitian slaves to rare blood disorders and hallucinogenic plants, the mythologies of zombies, witches, vampires and werewolves are surprisingly complex.

WORLD

Bolsonaro Threatens Not to Renew TV Network License After Negative Report

After a report linking Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro with a high-profile murder in 2018, Bolsonaro threatened not to renew the network's license.

U.S.

Trump Is an 'Utter Failure' at Bringing Manufacturing Jobs Back to Swing States

Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman took issue with President Donald Trump's repeated claims that the economy is doing better than ever under his administration.

SPORTS

The Washington Nationals Defied All Odds to Win the 2019 World Series

According to MLB Stats, the Nationals had less than a 0.1 percent chance to win the World Series on May 28.

NEWS

'Social Network' Writer Says Facebook Ads Are Now 'Assaulting Truth'

"Every square inch of that is a lie and it's under your logo," screenwriter Aaron Sorkin said in an open letter to CEO Mark Zuckerberg. "That's not defending free speech, Mark."

WORLD

Police Seize More Than $200 Million Worth of Meth Hidden in Sriracha Sauce

Police seized more than $200 million worth of meth after it was shipped to Australia from the U.S. hidden inside bottles of sriracha sauce.

Who Is John Eisenberg? Trump Lawyer Restricted Ukraine Transcript Access

Vindman complained to Eisenberg—the White House legal adviser for national security issues—about the administration's approach to Ukraine at least twice.

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