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This Week
October 21, 2016
As ISIS's Caliphate Crumbles, Jihadist Tactics Are Evolving
The so-called caliphate may be losing ground in Iraq and Syria, but hardcore jihadis will keep fighting—there and in the West.
Culture
Are Micro-Apartments Innovative Solutions for Cities or Future Slums?
Micro-living complexes are all the rage—but history is littered with failed attempts at living small.
Tech & Science
At-Home STD Tests Help to Foster Sexual Health
The same clicks and swipes that encourage the spread of STDs can also help prevent them.
Tech & Science
The Video Game Industry's Problem With Racial Diversity
The toughest challenge in video games isn't reaching the highest level—it's finding black characters.
Culture
Video
Roosh V’s Journey From Pickup Artist to Right-Wing Provocateur
The "pickup artist" accused of organizing "pro-rape" rallies in February is on a mission to stand up for straight men.
Tech & Science
Finding The Keywords To Prevent Students' Violent Outbursts
Researchers say they can analyze words to tell which kids are most likely to become violent. Now what?
Culture
Advice Columnist Coquette Knows All Your Secrets. You Don't Even Know Her Name.
Fewer than 10 people in the world know who this biting, straight-talking sexpert actually is—but she knows everything about you.
U.S.
Deadly Drug Fentanyl Spikes Opioid Epidemic
China is flooding the U.S. with fentanyl—25 to 50 times stronger than heroin—and traffickers are using it to counterfeit painkillers.
World
Israeli Parents Use Deceased Son's Sperm to Continue Family
More Israeli men are freezing their sperm before going off to war, and a growing number of parents are extracting semen from their loved ones after their deaths.
U.S.
When Kids Pull the Trigger, Who is Responsible? Not Gun Owners, the NRA Says
Not the gun owners, says the NRA, which is fighting hard to keep it that way.
Tech & Science
Deepwater Horizon Oil Disaster Extends Its Toxic Reach
Health experts believe it created a toxic mix that sickened thousands of locals with chemically induced illnesses that doctors are unable to treat.
World
Putin’s War in Syria: Why Russians Don’t Seem to Care About It
As Syrian and Russian warplanes pounded rebel-held areas in Aleppo, Moscow residents seemed to respond with a collective shrug.
World
How Duterte is Using Rumors of a Sex Tape to Slut-Shame a Senator
"Duterte wants to make an example of me so that nobody will speak out," says Leila de Lima.
World
Video
If the Lesotho-U.S. Trade Deal Disappears, Will Women’s Freedom Vanish as Well?
The end of an American trade deal could be disastrous for Lesotho, and the country's female garment workers stand to lose the most.
Culture
How Much Pasta Can You Eat Before You Die?
As Olive Garden unleashes its Never Ending Pasta Bowl upon the world, we investigate how much pasta people can eat before their gut bursts.
U.S.
How Donald Trump Ditched U.S. Steel Workers in Favor of China
With their industries besieged by imports, key swing states were deprived of untold millions of dollars as Trump chose China.