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The Trouble with Sabra
Newsweek Europe

The Trouble with Sabra

An Israeli superhero set for an upcoming Marvel movie poses a dilemma for Disney

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November 17, 2023
AMERICA'S BEST ONLINE LEARNING SCHOOLS 2024
Newsweek Europe

AMERICA'S BEST ONLINE LEARNING SCHOOLS 2024

FROM COMPREHENSIVE UNIVERSITY DEGREE programs to specialized professional development courses to classes for hobbyists or lifelong learners, the vast expanse of online learning opportunities can be overwhelming.

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November 17, 2023
HOW THE U.S. FUNDED CHINA'S AI AMBITIONS
Newsweek Europe

HOW THE U.S. FUNDED CHINA'S AI AMBITIONS

THE U.S. AWARDED AT LEAST $30 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR RESEARCH BY A TOP AI SCIENTIST-WHO RETURNED HOME TO HELP CHINA WIN IN A FIELD WITH VAST MILITARY IMPLICATIONS

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November 17, 2023
Claire Saffitz
Newsweek Europe

Claire Saffitz

EVEN CLAIRE SAFFITZ, ONE OF YOUTUBE'S MOST POPULAR BAKERS, STILL gets nervous about a recipe's results. \"I don't really get anxious, but sometimes there is that sort of tinge of, 'Well, I hope this turns out.\"

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November 17, 2023
Oxygen-Rich Retreats on the Edge of the World
Newsweek Europe

Oxygen-Rich Retreats on the Edge of the World

There's getting away from it all and then there's getting away from it all. The lodges, inns, luxury campgrounds and resorts on this list allow travelers to journey to the edge of the wilderness, where the beauty of earth meets with the wellness of an escape far from home. These eco-friendly, oxygen-rich retreats envelop their guests, putting them in the middle of everything, yet far away from anything.

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November 17, 2023
The 'Silent Pandemic' Putting Kids at Risk
Newsweek Europe

The 'Silent Pandemic' Putting Kids at Risk

Bacterial infections that commonly affect children are becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics, causing infant deaths to rise

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November 17, 2023
Protecting Our Frontlines
Newsweek Europe

Protecting Our Frontlines

Securing our borders means mitigating-not eliminating-risk. Here's why.

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November 17, 2023
AUTOS AWARDS 2023
Newsweek Europe

AUTOS AWARDS 2023

FOR OUR THIRD ANNUAL ROUNDUP OF THE BEST NEW WHEELS, THE KEYWORDS ARE AFFORDABILITY, TECHNOLOGY AND CUSTOMIZATION

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November 10, 2023
Dolly Rocks
Newsweek Europe

Dolly Rocks

THE QUEEN OF COUNTRY TALKS ABOUT HER NEW ALBUM, GENRE-BUSTING CAREER AND LOVE OF RHINESTONES

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November 10, 2023
Amy Schneider
Newsweek Europe

Amy Schneider

AMY SCHNEIDER MADE MORE THAN JUST JEOPARDY HISTORY AFTER WINning 40 consecutive games (second only to Ken Jennings), she also made television history as the first transgender woman to do so

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November 10, 2023
Pay to Play
Newsweek Europe

Pay to Play

Blue-checked 'verified' Premium users on X are superspreaders of misinformation about the Israel-Hamas war

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November 10, 2023
Bronze beauties: Dan and Earl steer England to third in the end
The Rugby Paper

Bronze beauties: Dan and Earl steer England to third in the end

AT FIRST glance a bronze medal third place 2023 World Cup finish for an England side which came into the tournament looking like a busted flush after three years of mediocrity is cause for celebration.

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October 29, 2023
Halfpenny Lawes and Youngs quit the big stage
The Rugby Paper

Halfpenny Lawes and Youngs quit the big stage

EXPERIENCED interand nationals Ben Youngs, Courtney Lawes Leigh Halfpenny have announced their retirement from international rugby but will continue playing for their respective clubs.

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October 29, 2023
England will struggle to replace Marler and Cole
The Rugby Paper

England will struggle to replace Marler and Cole

HERE is a prediction. England will not win another World Cup, or Six Nations Grand Slam, or even Six Nations title, until they sort out their scrum.

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October 29, 2023
Borthwick needs to rebuild England pack
The Rugby Paper

Borthwick needs to rebuild England pack

IT was a well executed England game-plan against South Africa in the semi-final, but the other side of the coin is that they never looked like scoring a try. By comparison RG Snyman’s try for the Springboks was almost scored at will, because England never looked like stopping it.

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October 29, 2023
Baxter's Exeter 2.0 beginning to flourish
The Rugby Paper

Baxter's Exeter 2.0 beginning to flourish

FOR years, Sir Alex Ferguson had a canny way of rebuilding from the roots and unearthing a blossoming new set of talent at Old Trafford.

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October 29, 2023
Shillcock keeps his cool to snatch win
The Rugby Paper

Shillcock keeps his cool to snatch win

JAMIE Shillcock’s goal kicking masterclass took Leicester off the bottom of the table and ended Bath’s unbeaten start to the season.

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October 29, 2023
Brilliant Boks are worthy champions
The Rugby Paper

Brilliant Boks are worthy champions

So they have only gone and done it! South Africa have become the first team to win four World Cups which is pretty decent considering they’ve only ever been allowed to enter eight tournaments.

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October 29, 2023
Kamikaze Kids in unison once again
The Rugby Paper

Kamikaze Kids in unison once again

OK, it wasn’t a cracker but nor was this playoff game a dud. In a tournament marked by a handful of games for the ages and too many complete blow outs, this was a compelling contest between two battle-weary but still hungry teams who manifestly considered finishing third in the world better than fourth.

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October 29, 2023
Evans on target to cut down Bristol
The Rugby Paper

Evans on target to cut down Bristol

JARROD Evans was Harlequins’ hero as he held his nerve to kick a 45 metre penalty in the dying stages to deprive Bristol of a hat-trick of wins in their opening three Premiership fixtures

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October 29, 2023
Majestic Boks win in battle of Paris
The Rugby Paper

Majestic Boks win in battle of Paris

Springboks take fourth title after epic showdown

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October 29, 2023
Rugby gave me hope, away from life in a cell
The Rugby Paper

Rugby gave me hope, away from life in a cell

TO achieve what I achieved, playing 234 times for my hometown club Rotherham, travelling around Europe with them, and playing against some of the best players in the world, is something I am really proud of especially as I was written off as a kid.

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October 29, 2023
Curry and Creevy prepare to join forces
The Rugby Paper

Curry and Creevy prepare to join forces

TOM Curry and Agustin Creevy were on opposite sides on Friday night when England faced Argentina in the World Cup play-off – but they will join up with Sale this week raring to get stuck into the Premiership.

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October 29, 2023
Dunn: I want to win stuff with Bath
The Rugby Paper

Dunn: I want to win stuff with Bath

WHILE the 2023/24 Premiership season is only in its early stages, for Bath stalwarts like Tom Dunn, the club’s upsurge in form is a very welcome change from the dark days when Bath couldn’t buy a win.

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October 29, 2023
A PERFECT TEN FOR GLORIOUS GLOVERS
The Non-League Football Paper

A PERFECT TEN FOR GLORIOUS GLOVERS

GOALS in each half from skipper Matt Worthington and sub Jake Hyde ensured that leaders Yeovil Town made it ten wins on the spin and went six points clear.

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October 29, 2023
Bees standing in good Stead
The Non-League Football Paper

Bees standing in good Stead

TWO goals inside five first-half minutes from Callum Stead helped a ruthless, but ailed, Barnet keep chase with Chesterfield at the top of the National League table.

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October 29, 2023
BEES GIVE GARY HIS BUZZ BACK!
The Non-League Football Paper

BEES GIVE GARY HIS BUZZ BACK!

GARY HOOPER was on the brink of announcing his retirement before Barnet came calling and offered the opportunity to reignite a glittering career which has taken him to the Champions League and onto the Middle East.

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October 29, 2023
GATER HEADS IN TO DOWN TOWN
The Non-League Football Paper

GATER HEADS IN TO DOWN TOWN

SECOND-HALF goals from Connor Gater and Liam Lockett secured Worcester City’s safe passage at the expense of a battling Sleaford Town.

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October 29, 2023
ARISE FOR SIR BOBBY
The Non-League Football Paper

ARISE FOR SIR BOBBY

ASHINGTON have paid tribute to hometown hero Sir Bobby Charlton, describing the Manchester United and England legend as ‘one of their own’.

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October 29, 2023
MACC AXE DUFFY
The Non-League Football Paper

MACC AXE DUFFY

MACCLESFIELD owner Rob Smethurst said the club's hand. was forced into parting with manager Mark Duffy.

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October 29, 2023