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A "comfort woman" statue is placed on a bus seat to mark the 5th International Memorial Day for Comfort Women in Seoul in August. Ahn Young-joon/AP hide caption
Health And Human Services Department Grappling With How Doctors Should Be Paid
Sean Hannity's Losing Advertisers After Showing Support For Roy Moore
In Puerto Rico, The Crisis After Hurricane Maria Is Taxing Residents' Mental Health
"If I smell something out here, it's bad, and I can tell you during Harvey, it smelled real bad," said Juan Flores in Galena Park, Texas, about a leak that caused strong gasoline odors to waft through town. Frank Bajak/AP hide caption
Slow And Upbeat EPA Response To Hurricane Harvey Pollution Angers Residents
A neolithic jar from Khramis Didi-Gora, Georgia. The country has long prided itself on its winemaking tradition. A new analysis of ancient Georgian jars confirms that tradition goes back 8,000 years. Courtesy of the Georgian National Museum hide caption
Environment
Air Pollution In New Delhi Forced Airlines To Ground Planes, Factories And Schools To Close
Air Pollution In New Delhi Forced Airlines To Ground Planes, Factories And Schools To Close
Apple's Philip Schiller unveiled the Face ID feature in September. Less than a week after the iPhone X was released, a Vietnamese security firm said it had cracked Face ID using a specially made mask. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images hide caption
Security Firm Says Extremely Creepy Mask Cracks iPhone X's Face ID
How One Man Easily Tricked High-Profile People Online Using False Identities
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Says Roy Moore Should 'Step Aside'
Roy Moore's Sexual Misconduct Allegations Testing White Evangelicals Tolerance
A "comfort woman" statue is placed on a bus seat to mark the 5th International Memorial Day for Comfort Women in Seoul in August. Ahn Young-joon/AP hide caption
'Comfort Woman' Memorial Statues, A Thorn In Japan's Side, Now Sit On Korean Buses
Alibaba, China's E-Commerce Giant, Made More Than $25 Billion On Singles' Day
Haitian President Says Infamous National Army Should Be Reinstated As U.N. Leaves
Alex Azar, who was deputy secretary for Health and Human Services in the George W. Bush administration, is President Trump's pick to replace Dr. Tom Price as head of the department. Evan Vucci/AP hide caption
Gloria Single and her husband Bill Single in the dining hall of the skilled nursing floor at Pioneer House nursing home in Sacramento. AARP Foundation attorneys say California needs to more tightly enforce laws that prohibit evictions of the sort that separated the Singles, and sped up her physical decline. Aubrey Jones hide caption