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"I Have Decided" Trump Says Of Iran Deal Before Big Talks
The Associated Press
21 Sep 2017
Health News
Study Shows Gender Stereotypes Increase Depression, Violence, & Suicide In Kids
Caitlin Flynn
21 Sep 2017
News
How Male Leaders Are Working To Improve Gender Inequality Through HeForShe
Judith Ohikuare
20 Sep 2017
Entertainment News
Women Are Less Visible In British Cinema Today Than They Were In ...
Women in the UK have come a long way in the last century. These days, we have the same sway at the ballot box as men, and we can control our fertility, to
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Natalie Gil
News
Sadiq Khan Announces The First Ever Statue Of A Woman In Parliame...
It's nearly 100 years since women were given the vote in the UK and the pivotal moment will be properly recognised at the heart of our democracy: Parl
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Natalie Gil
US News
Living Through The Trump Era Means Being Bored & Terrified At The...
Donald Trump's fire and brimstone rhetoric at the UN today was both boring and terrifying. But that doesn't mean we should stop getting angry.
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Lily Herman
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Foreign Policy & Global Events
In Stark U.N. Speech, Trump Threatens To "Destroy" North Korea
In a U.N. speech on Tuesday, Donald Trump doubled down on his threats to North Korea. The president's overheated language was rare for a U.S. presiden
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The Associated Press
Pop Culture
Liam Hemsworth Says Marriage Equality Is "A Human Right"
The actor posted a photo of Australia done up in a rainbow flag asking his followers to vote yes on the issue of same-sex marriage.
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Christopher Luu
World News
7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Kills More Than 200 As Buildings Crumble...
Update: At 03:55 a.m. local time, the death toll has risen to over 200, according to the BBC. Update: At 9:40 p.m. local time, the head of Mexico's ci
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The Associated Press
US News
Hillary Clinton Rips Apart Trump's UN Speech In Interview With St...
Hillary Clinton has faced a lot of criticism since losing the electoral college, and thus the election, to Donald Trump. Following her defeat, critics said
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Madison Medeiros
News
Category 5 Hurricane Maria Batters The Caribbean As Forecasters W...
Hurricane Maria has been upgraded to a Category 5 storm as it pummelled the tiny island of Dominica on Monday night. Forecasters warned the storm might bec
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The Associated Press
Living
These Are The Least Stressful Cities In The World (London Comes 7...
Stress is an unavoidable part of modern life – what with our smartphones rendering us contactable 24/7, social media reminding us that we're never q
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Natalie Gil
US News
Is This Officially The End Of Obamacare?
In late July the Senate rejected a “skinny” Obamacare repeal after Republicans Lisa Murkowski (AK), Susan Collins (ME), and John McCain (AZ) cr
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The Associated Press
World News
3 Female Foreign Correspondents Share Their Stories Of Life On Th...
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Natalie Gil
US News
What You Should Know About One Of The Most Powerful Women In The ...
President Trump may be making his debut at the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly, but in many ways, this is Nikki Haley's week.
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Andrea González-R...
News
There's A Glimmer Of Hope For Aspiring Homeowners In London
Whether you're renting or looking to buy, affordable housing options in London are few and far between. Cheaper “micro-flats” in the city
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Natalie Gil
TV Shows
The Opening Musical Number At The 2017 Emmys Got So Political
As I predicted long ago, the Emmys are already a response to the election of Donald Trump, who has recently equated white supremacist fascists with the peo
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Ariana Romero
Food & Drinks
This Is What Hillary Clinton Ate On The Campaign Trail
Hillary Clinton's new book What Happened takes readers behind the scenes of her historic presidential campaign. Unsurprisingly, a large portion of the
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Caitlin Flynn
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News
Second Arrest Made In Connection With London Tube Bombing
A man has been arrested in connection with the London tube attack, but the UK's terror threat level remains at its highest level.
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Nick Levine
Travel
Europe's Leading Budget Airline Is Cancelling Up To 50 Flights A Day
Europe's leading budget airline has told customers it is cancelling up to 50 flights a day over the next six weeks so that its staff can have time off.
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Nick Levine
News
Multiple Injuries After Explosion On London Tube
Update (15 September 5pm GMT): A total of 22 people have been treated in hospitals following the incident, mostly with burns, and at least eight have been
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Natalie Gil
News
The Best Photos From Around The World This Week
As the saying goes: a picture is worth a thousand words, so to offer a different perspective we've rounded up some of the most memorable images of the week
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Meg O'Donnell
Wellness
Powerful Photo Project Highlights The Pain Of Losing A Child
A photographer has created a poignant project that captures the heartache of losing a child and aims to open up a conversation around the emotional issue.
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Natalie Gil
US News
Yes, Trump Still Thinks Both Sides Are To Blame For Charlottesville
President Donald Trump is standing by his claim that “both sides” were to blame for the violence that erupted in Charlottesville, Virginia. In
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Madison Medeiros
World News
South Korea Says North Korea Has Fired Another Missile Over Japan
Japanese residents have been urged to take shelter after South Korea's military said North Korea fired an unidentified missile on Friday from its capi
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The Associated Press
Tech
Instagram May Be Preparing To Switch Up Your Grid
If your Instagram grid is a carefully cultivated work of art — something you've strived to structure according to the rule of three or colour coordi
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Madeline Buxton
Work & Money
Google Hit With Class-Action Lawsuit Alleging Widespread Gender Bias
For years, Google employees have whispered about pay discrepancies at the tech giant. Now, they're speaking more loudly than ever — and in court. Th
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Judith Ohikuare
US News
Brock Turner's Photo Appears In A Law Textbook Defining Rape
Brock Turner wasn't technically convicted for rape, but his photo now appears in a criminal justice textbook in the section defining rape.
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Lauren Holter
Health News
New Study Suggests Getting A Tattoo Might Not Be As Safe As You T...
When thinking about getting inked, it's wise to spend some time researching the best – and safest – tattoo parlours. After all, everything from he
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Natalie Gil
US News
Democrats Say They Have Deal With Trump On Young Immigrants
Less than two weeks after the Trump administration announced its decision to rescind DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), top House and Senate De
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The Associated Press
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