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Earth Doesn't Exactly Have The Best View For Studying The Milky Way

The Milky Way is bright and dusty, and we're stuck looking at it from the inside.

A line cook prepares food at Edwins Leadership and Restaurant Institute, which employs former inmates.

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Risk, Reward And Redemption At A Restaurant Staffed By Former Inmates

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The New York Times Might've Thrown The Ultimate Shade At Donald Trump

Dr. Zaher Sahloul checks on a child in a field hospital in Aleppo in June before part of the city fell under a regime siege

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Here's What You Can Do Now To Help People In Syria

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The New York Times Might've Thrown The Ultimate Shade At Donald Trump

Donald Trump speaks during the first 2016 Presidential Debate.

Report Says Trump's Business Violated The US Embargo Against Cuba

Um Hanadi holds up a machete with Iraqi soldiers around her. She claims to have beheaded ISIS fighters.

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These Women Are Fighting ISIS

Presidential Debates

Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea embrace.

Bill Clinton's Past Could Play A Big Role In The Next Debate

Hillary Clinton stands at a podium with a microphone and smiles.

Apparently Hillary Clinton Didn't Look 'Attractive' At Monday's Debate

Donald Trump shakes Hillary Clinton's hand before the first presidential debate.

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Every Time Trump Interrupted Clinton (In The Night's First 30 Minutes)

U.S. News

Corey Lewandowski

Why The CNN And Former Trump Campaign Manager Controversy Isn't Over

Candles are lit in front of the Cascade Mall after five people were shot to death.

Official Says Washington Mall Shooting Suspect Is A US Citizen

Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson talks to the press before a rally.

Whoops: Gary Johnson Just Had Another 'Aleppo Moment'

Politics

Mike Pence speaks at a news conference.

Mike Pence Thinks Stop-And-Frisk Works ... But Does It?

The National Museum of African American History

National Museum of African American History

Obama Is Pretty Pumped About The New Black History Museum

Donald Trump supporters hold up signs at a campaign event. His supporters worry more about terror than other Americans.

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We're Seeing Less Violence, So Why Is America More Afraid?

Clinton gestures toward Trump at the debate

Clinton Says Trump's Tax Plans Would Cost Millions Of Jobs

Here are the studies behind Hillary Clinton's claims about Donald Trump's tax plans.

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World

Um Hanadi holds up a machete with Iraqi soldiers around her. She claims to have beheaded ISIS fighters.

Facebook / Wahida Mohamed

These Women Are Fighting ISIS

Darfur residents flee their homes in Sudan.

This Is The Latest Horrible Thing Suspected In Sudan's Darfur Region

Indian and Pakistan soldiers conduct a closing ceremony.

Military Action Puts The Peace Between India And Pakistan On Pause

Rubble from collapsed buildings in Syria

Syrian Civil Defense

The Aleppo Siege, As Explained By A White Helmet

President Obama and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef.

Veto Denied: Congress Overrides Obama For The First Time Ever

FARC rebels in Colombia

Will Colombians In The US Vote In Favor Of A Peace Deal Back Home?

Science/Health

The Milky Way over the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope

European Southern Observatory

Earth Doesn't Exactly Have The Best View For Studying The Milky Way

Four Meerkats huddle together

Turns Out Meerkats Are Super Violent. Who Knew?

An ultra-high-resolution NASA computer model has given scientists a new look at how carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Earth's Carbon Dioxide Levels May Have Passed The Point Of No Return

Patriots punter Ryan Allen punts a football.

This Unspoken Football 'Rule' Should Be Broken More Often

The numbers say NFL teams should go for it more often on fourth down. So why don't they?

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Sports

Official pucks sit on the boards prior to warmups for the World Cup of Hockey on September 18, 2016 in Toronto.

Getty Images / Bruce Bennett

The NHL Is Getting High-Tech With Its Pucks

Arnold Palmer lines up a putt during the Ryder Cup in 1973.

Golf Legend Arnold Palmer Dies At 87

Miami Marlins pitcher José Fernández smiles while running off the field after a game.

After MLB Star's Death, Friends And Teammates Remember Him With Love

Tech

Amy Schumer poses on a red carpet. She wears a halter dress and has wavy hair. She looks off to her right.

Why You Shouldn't Google Amy Schumer — Or A Bunch Of Other Celebrities

Official pucks sit on the boards prior to warmups for the World Cup of Hockey on September 18, 2016 in Toronto.

Getty Images / Bruce Bennett

The NHL Is Getting High-Tech With Its Pucks

A Saudi Arabian woman

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Saudi Women Demand An End To The 'Enslavement' Of Male Guardianship

Entertainment

Amy Schumer poses on a red carpet. She wears a halter dress and has wavy hair. She looks off to her right.

Why You Shouldn't Google Amy Schumer — Or A Bunch Of Other Celebrities

Ashton Sanders from the film "Moonlight."

Newsy / Ben Schamisso

'Moonlight' Film Gets Honest About Black Identity And Vulnerability

A man in a library

The Banned Book List Hints At What Americans Find Offensive

Business

A bottle of Budweiser beer is displayed at a bar.

Getty Images / Spencer Platt

Anheuser-Busch Clears Last Obstacle In History's Biggest Beer Merger

John Stumpf, CEO of Wells Fargo, testifies before the Senate.

Wells Fargo's Scandal Costs Its CEO Millions — Which Isn't Much To Him

Packaging for the recalled Tyson Foods Panko Chicken Nuggets

Tyson Just Recalled 132,000 Pounds Of Chicken Nuggets