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4 women sue Detroit Free Press in pay discrimination lawsuit
Oct 14, 2017
Four female photo journalists have filed a pay discrimination lawsuit in federal court against the Detroit Free Press and parent company Gannett
Syria state media: Pro-government troops seize the town of Mayadeen, an Islamic State stronghold in the country's east
Oct 14, 2017
Syria state media: Pro-government troops seize the town of Mayadeen, an Islamic State stronghold in the country's east
The Latest: Trump cuts off insurers, rattling health market
Oct 14, 2017
President Donald Trump's cut-off of federal payments to insurers is jolting the health care and political worlds
Weinstein rebukes continue, brother says business continues
Oct 14, 2017
A week after sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein arose, brother Bob Weinstein says it's "business as usual" at Weinstein Co.
The Latest: Harassment scandal scraps starry Amazon series
Oct 14, 2017
The Latest: De Niro, Julianne Moore and director David O. Russell agree to scrap Amazon series due to sex harassment scandal
Twitter turns over 'handles' of 201 Russia-linked accounts
Oct 14, 2017
Twitter turns over 'handles' of 201 Russia-linked accounts to Senate investigators
Facebook takes on food delivery, challenges Uber and others
Oct 13, 2017
Facebook says ordering food for takeout or delivery is complicated, and it will help users save time by bringing a bunch of existing food-delivery services into its app and partnering with some restaurants directly
UK finance chief walks back inflammatory Brexit comments
Oct 13, 2017
Britain's finance chief quickly backed away from comments that risked inflaming Brexit talks Friday, saying he regretted describing the European Union as "the enemy" during an earlier television interview
Israeli minister calls for new sanctions on Iran
Oct 13, 2017
An Israeli Cabinet minister says the best possible outcome of the U.S.-Iran showdown over the contentious nuclear deal would be for Congress to "come together around new, significant sanctions."
Pakistani Taliban kill journalist they accuse of spying
Oct 13, 2017
The Pakistani Taliban says it has killed a local journalist in the country's volatile northwest
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