Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Trump Administration Pitched Coal at a Climate Change Conference 2) Even More Republicans Want Roy Moore to Step Aside 3) Are You Younger or Older Than Most People Where You Live? 4) Here's Another Reason to Feel Good About Drinking Coffee 5) Almost Half of Americans Have High Blood Pressure Under New Guidelines 6) John Kelly Says He Doesn’t Follow President Trump’s Tweets 7) After Weinstein, Bollywood Actors Speak Out About Harassment 8) Thor: Ragnarok Continues to Dominate Box Office 9) Chris Lu: The 2017 Elections Should Give All Americans Hope 10) Jill Smokler Turned Her Parenting Struggles Into a Successful Media Company 11) Sean Hannity Fans Call for Boycotting Keurig After Sponsors Pull Ads From Fox News Show Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Woman Says George H.W. Bush Groped Her When She Was 16 2) Ambassador: The Anita Hill Testimony Gave Lie to Our Current Reality 3) How to save money without really trying 4) Trump Tries to Have it Both Ways 5) Trump: Putin 'Absolutely Did Not Meddle' 6) Nintendo Plans to Double Switch Production Next Year 7) Island Air Is Permanently Grounded After 37 Years in Business 8) Elise Jordan: Roy Moore Is a Predator Whose Candidacy Proves Our Moral Decline Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Asian Leaders Fed Trump's Ego and Stomach 2) Republicans Are Stuck With Roy Moore. What Now? 3) Why FX Cutting Ties with Louis C.K. Is a Big Deal 4) How Robert Mueller Works a Case 5) The Deep Connection Between Veterans Day and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 6) Here Is Everything That Is Closed on Veterans Day This Year 7) ‘I Love Every Song’: Celebrities React to Taylor Swift’s New Album Reputation 8) Review: Murder on the Orient Express Wobbles Off the Tracks Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This Is the Most Lucrative Master’s Degree 2) Trump Still Hasn't Spoken to Top General in Afghanistan 3) Olympic Gymnast Aly Raisman Reveals Abuse by Team Doctor 4) The Last Thing Iran Wants Is Full-On War with Saudi Arabia. Here’s Why 5) Will Taylor Swift’s New Album Reputation Make Her the Richest Woman in Entertainment? 6) 7 Questions with Mavis Staples 7) The Resistance Helped Democrats Win on Tuesday. Now They’re Turning to 2018 8) What Happens When Women Reach a Critical Mass of Influence 9) Men Are Finally Waking Up to Sexual Harassment. But They Still Have a Lot to Learn 10) How Men Like Harvey Weinstein and Louis C.k. Get Away With It for So Long Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why ‘Thoughts and Prayers’ Is a Double-Edged Sword 2) Republican Tax Plan Could Include Partial Obamacare Repeal 3) You Can Go to Any National Park for Free This Weekend 4) How Would the Republican Tax Plan Affect You? Find Out With This Simple Calculator 5) Scientists Grew Totally New Skin for a 7-Year-Old Boy 6) The Resistance Just Proved Its Staying Power 7) 'Catastrophic' Saudi Blockade on Yemen Could Starve Millions 8) How Victims of Domestic Violence Are Gaining New Rights at the Workplace 9) A 'Great Chemistry' Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) There’s No Such Thing As ‘Old Age’ Anymore 2) Pokémon Go Creators Will Release a Harry Potter Mobile Game Next Year 3) Dan Rather: America Is Stuck in the Purgatory of Tolerance 4) The Real Risk of Buying Medical Marijuana Online 5) Former DNC Chair Donna Brazile Opens Up on the 2016 Election 6) Stop Using Antibiotics in Healthy Animals, WHO Says 7) Trump Administration's Hard Line on Immigration Extends to Temporary Protections Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Republicans Want to Pass Tax Reform By Thanksgiving 2) Meet the Heroic Animals That Traveled to Space Before Humans Ever Did 3) 50 Years Ago This Week: In Soviet Russia 4) 'Come to the Table and Make a Deal.' President Trump Changes His Tune on North Korea 5) Domestic Violence is the 'Canary in the Coal Mine' for Mass Shootings 6) Notre Dame Students: Ending Birth Control Coverage Is Sexist and Elitist Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) These Numbers Show Just How Devastating the Texas Church Shooting Was 2) Virginia Governor's Race Offers Preview of 2018 Election Strategies 3) What the Arrest of Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Really Means 4) Gun-Related Deaths in America Keep Going Up 5) Quarter of Americans Would See Higher Taxes Under GOP Plan 6) What the GOP Tax Plan Would Mean for the Average Trump Voter 7) Republicans Want to Allow Drilling in an Alaskan Wildlife Refuge 8) 5 Ways to Have a More Productive Morning, According to Science 9) The Boss: How Melissa Ben-Ishay Turned Mini Cupcakes Into a Million-Dollar Business Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Rep. Barbara Lee: Paul Ryan Won’t Debate Niger and Our Shadow Wars 2) Why eating alone may be bad for you 3) This Is the Deadliest Year for Mass Shootings in U.S. History 4) The 10 Most Extravagant Hotel Rooms in the World 5) The Reason Some States Don’t Observe Daylight Saving Time 6) Sprint and T-Mobile's Merger Is Officially Dead 7) Trump’s Stubbornly Loyal Base Can’t Ignore What Comes Next 8) These 5 Facts Explain Why China Is Pulling Ahead of the West 9) Facebook Admits at Least 12% of Accounts Are Fakes or Duplicates 10) Netflix Pulls Kevin Spacey from House of Cards 11) Veronica Mars Actor Brad Bufanda Commits Suicide at 34 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Trump's Crucial International Test 2) Stranger Things Finally Gave Us Answers to These 10 Pressing Questions Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Republican Tax Plan Would Personally Help Donald Trump 2) A Cyclist to a Terrorist: Your Fearmongering Has Failed 3) No, 'Antifa' Protesters Aren't Planning on Toppling the Government Today 4) A Night in the Life of DJ Paris Hilton, Party Pioneer 5) Tim Cook Made $34 Million This Week Thanks to the iPhone X 6) President Trump's Twitter Suspension Wasn't Funny. It Was Scary 7) Trump Keeps Calling for Investigations Into Democrats. Why That's Unusual 8) Open Enrollment for Obamacare Has Begun. Here’s What to Know 9) There Are Two Donald Trumps. Which Will Show Up In Asia? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) After This Week, Trump Is a Lot Closer to Being Impeached 2) Who Is Jerome Powell, Trump’s Pick for Fed Chair? 3) Cardi B Talks About Her Engagement and Her Cinderella Story on a Night Out 4) How to Say ‘No’ to Extra Work Without Looking Lazy 5) How the New Republican Tax Plan Will Affect You 6) How to Get Tickets to the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang 7) Olympian Michelle Kwan Says Doing This One Thing Will Make You More Successful 8) Here Are All the Camera Improvements On Apple’s iPhone X 9) Brett Ratner Accused of Sexual Misconduct Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Do Facebook and Twitter Have Control Over Their Products? It's Complicated 2) President Trump's Reactions to Las Vegas and New York Attacks Were Dramatically Different 3) This Is the Number-One Cause of Stress for Americans 4) In China's Booming Butler Schools, Only the Best Will Do 5) A Mississippi Native Son’s Notes on Civil War History 6) Terrorists Have a Long, Grim History of Using Cars as Weapons Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This Is the Healthiest Time to Eat Your Halloween Candy 2) We Put the iPhone X Camera to the Test 3) These 7 Lawmakers Want to Turn #MeToo Into Real Policy 4) A Court Blocked President Trump's Transgender Ban. Here's What That Means for Troops 5) U.S. Captures Key Militant Figure in Benghazi Attack, Officials Say 6) Open Enrollment Is Coming Soon. Here’s What’s Different This Year 7) The White House Downplayed George Papadopoulos' Role in Campaign 8) Hands On With iPhone X, Apple’s Radical New Smartphone Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Could You Get Your Student Loans Forgiven? Here's How to Find Out 2) House of Cards Is Ending After Spacey Allegations 3) Republicans Aren't Afraid Trump Will Fire Mueller 4) 126 Million People May Have Seen Russia Facebook Posts 5) Stranger Things Season 3: Everything We Know So Far 6) Meet the Trump Advisor Who Could Be Key to the Russia Investigation 7) The Internet Is Discussing How Strawberry Pizza Is the Pizza Nobody Wanted Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) All-Time Low 2) 'Every Woman Has a Story.' How Women Are Turning Their Rage Into Political Action 3) One Simple Way to Make a New Healthy Habit Stick 4) Kevin Spacey Says He's 'Beyond Horrified' by Accusations of Past Harassment 5) Wisconsin Is Misusing My Research to Defend Gerrymandering 6) 7 Questions You Were Too Embarrassed to Ask About Halloween 7) Affairs Are Only Human — But That Shouldn’t Be Your Excuse 8) How Will Female Candidates Play the Woman Card in 2020? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Barack Obama Just Got Called for Jury Duty 2) Instagram Rolls Out ‘Superzoom’ Feature and Halloween Face Filters and Stickers 3) Conservative Website Funded Research on Trump Dossier 4) Spain Takes Control of Catalonia 5) As President Trump Declares Opioid Emergency, Here’s What to Know About the History of ‘Just Say No’ 6) Beth and Howard Stern Are Saving Hundreds of Cats 7) President Trump Will Shrink 2 National Monuments in Utah 8) People who smoke pot have more sex, study says 9) Tiger Woods Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in DUI Case Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Trump Official Denies Involvement With $300 Million Contract 2) I Didn’t Want to Terminate My Pregnancy at 20 Weeks. But I Needed To 3) President Trump Blames Obama for North Korea, But He's Following Obama's Strategy 4) Bill Nye Thinks Science Will Survive the Trump Administration 5) Australia's Deputy Leader Disqualified on Citizenship Grounds 6) Jim Mattis Accuses North Korea of Threatening 'Catastrophe' 7) How Trick-or-Treating Became Part of Halloween Tradition 8) This Woman Was Fired for a Heavy Period Leak 9) Girardi Leaves Yankees With 'Heavy Heart' Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Donald Trump Doesn't Understand Local Politics. That's Hurting His Presidency 2) Anquan Boldin: Why NFL Players Protest 3) How Trump Is Undoing American Government as We Know It 4) JFK Files Offer a Chance to Answer Lingering Questions 5) Why You Can Now Get This Opioid Overdose Drug at Walgreens 6) 12 TV Shows and Movies You Need to Watch If You’re a Stranger Things Super Fan 7) Is Watching Scary Movies Good For You? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Hillary Clinton Helped Fund 'Trump Dossier' 2) Tax Reform Supporters Target Vulnerable Senate Democrats 3) A Christian College Just Rolled Out a Mandatory Military Patriotism Class 4) Xi Plans Long Reign 5) Want to Get Paid to Travel? This Airline Is Hiring More Than 1,000 Flight Attendants 6) Boost Your Productivity at Work With This 5-Minute Routine 7) ‘It Could Have Been Avoided.’ 3-Year-Old Boy Dies After Getting Trapped in Park’s Underground Water Tank 8) Why More Men Don’t Stick Up for Women Who Are Being Sexually Harassed Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Scientists created low-fat pigs by editing their genes with CRISPR 2) Arizona Senator Jeff Flake Will Not Seek Reelection 3) Top U.S. General Gives Few Answers on U.S. Soldiers Killed in Niger 4) Inside the Murder Trial That Fueled Trump's Immigration Rhetoric 5) Scott Pruitt Is 'Hell-Bent' on Dismantling EPA Rules 6) Soprano He Hui Is Blazing a Trail for China's Opera Singers 7) Xi Jinping Becomes China's Most Powerful Leader Since Mao 8) Here's how mothers around the world react when their babies cry 9) James Comey Just Revealed His Secret Twitter Account 10) The Internet Is Loving That George W. Bush Made Barack Obama Laugh During Bill Clinton’s Speech Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) It’s Possible to Actually Sweat Blood 2) Facebook Will Test Splitting Its News Feed 3) 10 Ideas to Organize Your Office 4) A woman's heart actually 'broke' after her dog died. Here's how it happened 5) Here Are All the Public Figures Who’ve Been Accused of Sexual Misconduct After Harvey Weinstein 6) Meet the Moroccan-American Singer Finding Music in Speaking Out 7) A String of Bomb Blasts in Sweden Is Prompting Questions and Alt-Right Conspiracy Theories 8) I Posted a Graphic Selfie of My Beating to Tell the World #MeToo Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) It’s Time to Party Like You’re Upside Down. The Stranger Things Season 2 Soundtrack Is Here 2) Tesla's Reaction to an 'Average' Rating for the Model 3 Sent the Wrong Message 3) Gretchen Carlson: It's 'Horrifying' Fox News Renewed Bill O'Reilly's Contract Amid Sexual Harassment Claims 4) Jimmy Carter Offers Help With North Korea Crisis 5) McCain Takes Veiled Swipe at Trump's Vietnam War Exemptions 6) Justin Timberlake to Headline Super Bowl Halftime Show 7) President Trump on North Korea: 'We're Prepared for Anything' 8) This Graph Shows You the Best Time of Day to Apply for a Job 9) All 5 Former U.S. Presidents Team Up to Raise $31 Million for Hurricane Victims 10) The 10 Worst Foods For Your Heart 11) Senate Republicans Finally Got Something Done. They Should Thank Steve Bannon Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Donald Trump Will Allow JFK Files to Be Released 2) Corporate Outrage Over Monsters Like Weinstein Is Too Little, Too Late 3) The Real Halloween Scare: The U.S. Ran a $666 Billion Deficit Last Year 4) You Don’t Have to Work Overtime to Impress Your Boss 5) 5 of the Filthiest Places to Avoid on Airplanes 6) Scott Pruitt Casts Doubt on EPA Document Showing the Dangers of Climate Change 7) 5 Things You Should Never Order From Room Service Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here's What You Need to Know About the Upcoming Election in Japan 2) New CAR T Immune Cancer Therapy Approved 3) You Asked: Is it bad to exercise on an empty stomach? 4) Meet the Woman Who Started #MeToo 10 Years Ago 5) 7 Tips for Getting Better Hotel Rooms for Cheap 6) Here's What Trump's Border Wall Could Look Like 7) Doing This One Easy Exercise for 30 Minutes Could Help You Live Longer Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Experts: Modern Slavery Is Real and 40 Million People Are Trapped In It 2) Rescuers Work Overtime to Save Animals During California Fires 3) Scenes from the Somalia You Don’t See on the News 4) Rohingya Refugees Are Overwhelming Authorities in Bangladesh 5) Puerto Rico by Numbers, a Month After Hurricane Maria 6) President Trump's Tweets About Puerto Rico, Military Families Rank Among His Worst-Received 7) Do This One Thing Each Year If You Want a Better Retirement 8) These Are the 5 Youngest Billionaires in America Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Senators Push Ahead With Health Deal 2) Xi Jinping's Congress Speech Leaves No Doubts Over Leadership Role 3) The Rohingya Exodus Surges Again 4) Here’s What to Know Before You File a Sexual Harassment Lawsuit 5) How Libraries Discriminate Against Undocumented Children Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The 19 best foods for health and happiness 2) The White House Is Using John Kelly’s Dead Son to Criticize Obama 3) Game of Thrones Star Lena Headey Says ‘Furious’ Harvey Weinstein Sexually Harassed Her 4) 3 Strange Treatments Doctors Used to Think Were Good for You 5) Among the Desperate Rohingya Still Pouring into Bangladesh 6) Want to look younger? Your eyebrows may be the key, study says 7) What to Know About Daphne Caruana Galizia, the Journalist Killed By a Car Bomb in Malta 8) Propaganda Reaches Fever Pitch as China's Congress Nears 9) 6 Jobs Everyone Will Want in 2040 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Every U.S. President Faces a Major Crisis. What Will Trump's Be? 2) The Victory Over the E.U. That Paved the Way for Austria’s Leader 3) Kurds Feel Betrayed as Iraqi Forces Take Kirkuk 4) 1 in 9 men have oral HPV Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Nicole Hockley: We Need to Change the Conversation Around Guns 2) The Story Behind the Most Haunting Images of the Rohingya Exodus 3) Nobel Laureate: The Future of DNA Sequencing Will Be in the Palm of Your Hand 4) Girl Scouts Board Member: Boy Scouts Must First Fix Their Problems 5) James Corden Apologizes for Harvey Weinstein Jokes 6) A Hurricane Is Barrelling Towards Ireland and the U.K. Here's What to Know 7) Death Toll Rises to 300 After Somalia Truck Bombing 8) They Created the Wildly Popular Hatchimals — And Now They’re Billionaires 9) There's a $10 Million Reward for Information That Could Get Trump Impeached Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) ‘My Ride or Die.’ Woman Flees California Wildfires on a Bike With Her 70-Pound Dog in a Duffel Bag 2) A Street Photographer Searches America’s Soul at State Fairs 3) The Women’s March Invited Bernie Sanders. Then the Trouble Started 4) Former Army Secretary: Donald Trump’s Transgender Troops Ban Weakens the Military 5) Harvey Weinstein Expelled From Academy 6) Washington Had a Busy Week. Catch Up in 5 Minutes 7) Q&A: Masha Gessen Sees a Bleak Future for Putin's Russia 8) What to Know About the Real Case That Inspired the Movie 'Marshall' Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Worried About Trump's Changes to Obamacare? Here’s What to Know 2) Trump Put the Fate of the Iran Nuclear Deal in Congress' Hands 3) Yellowstone's Supervolcano Volcano Won't Kill Us All (Yet) 4) Review: Netflix’s Mindhunter Is the Perfect Crime Drama for Our Times 5) Why the Fight With North Korea Is Really About China 6) President Trump Plans to Scrap Major Obamacare Insurance Subsidy 7) These California Firefighters Are Getting Paid Minimum Wage to Battle Deadly Wildfires 8) Meet the Double-Amputee Veteran Running 31 Marathons in 31 Days Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Men are more satisfied by ‘bromances’ than romantic relationships 2) Jane Fonda 'Ashamed' of Her Silence on Weinstein 3) 40% of Americans are obese—and the trend isn't slowing 4) 'We Always Rise' 5) The True Story Behind the New Movie About Watergate and Deep Throat 6) Meet the Woman Behind Fingerlings, the Toy Every Kid Wants Right Now 7) Here’s How Donna From ‘Parks and Recreation’ Would Celebrate ‘Treat Yo’ Self’ Day in 2017 8) President Trump Begins Chipping Away at Obamacare 9) Stranger Things Season 2 Is Your Halloween Binge. Here’s What to Know Now Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here’s What the New MacArthur ‘Geniuses’ Are Doing With All That Cash 2) The History Behind Why We Say a Person ‘Came Out of the Closet’ 3) The Trump Administration Is Still Playing Defense on Hurricane Maria 4) Donald Trump Keeps Cursing. Here's Why It Might Help Him 5) Boy Scouts Will Let Girls Join 6) Why I Spoke Out Against Harvey Weinstein 7) Why It’s So Hard to Predict Exactly Where Wildfires Will Strike 8) The Heirs to the Walmart Fortune Just Made $5 Billion in One Day 9) You’ll Soon Be Able to Take an Uber, Subway or Bus Using a Single App Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) While moms do housework on weekends, what do dads do? Not much, study finds 2) This Photo Shows the Sweeping Fire Damage in California 3) These 5 iPhone Apps Prove Augmented Reality Isn’t Just Hype 4) Gwyneth Paltrow, Angelina Jolie and Others Come Forward With Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Harvey Weinstein 5) ‘It Looked Like the Apocalypse’ 6) 7 Daily Habits Extremely Successful People Swear By 7) Here's How President Trump's Tax Plan Would Affect You 8) Ivanka Trump: DACA Needs a ‘Long-Term’ Fix 9) 7 Moments That Shaped the President’s Role as Comforter-in-Chief 10) 10 Drinks You Should Never Order at a Bar Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The surprising link between marriage and heart health 2) Deadly California Wildfires Kill 10, Force Thousands to Evacuate 3) Rachel Platten Is More Than Just ‘Fight Song.’ The Pop Singer on Her ‘Brave’ New Sound 4) Harvey Weinstein Ousted for Sexual Abuse Allegations 5) Meet Kim Yo Jong: The Sister at the Center of North Korea’s Regime 6) Nixon Lawyer: Donald Trump Abused Pardon Power When He Freed Joe Arpaio Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump Loves Coal So Much It's Starting to Annoy the Oil and Gas Industry 2) Here Are the Cities That Celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day 3) Dove Apologizes After Ad Is Slammed For Being Racist 4) Las Vegas Shooter’s Behavior Raised Some Red Flags, Casino Magnate Says 5) 'Respect the Flag' 6) The Surprising Reason You Should Stop Skipping Breakfast 7) Trump's DACA Demands 8) 3 of Steven Spielberg’s Biggest Failures, According to Steven Spielberg 9) How I Finally Stopped Micromanaging My Team Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Scientists Are Getting Closer to Making Edible Gelatin Robots That Can Function Inside Your Body 2) Track the Path of Hurricane Nate as It Heads Toward the U.S. Gulf Coast 3) Americans Didn’t Always Keep Their Social Security Numbers Secret. Here’s What Changed 4) Want to Win the First Round of the Baseball Playoffs? Just Win Game One 5) Alphabet’s Project to Restore Wireless Service in Puerto Rico With Balloons Gets FCC Approval 6) 3 nutrients you should add to your diet 7) Congress Wants to Eliminate the State and Local Tax Deduction. What's That? 8) Boston Bombing Survivor: How Jake Gyllenhaal and Stronger Helped Me Recover 9) Trump Just Rolled Back the Birth Control Mandate. Here's What That Means 10) Democrats Rush to Return Donations from Harvey Weinstein 11) 'Armed People are a Free People.' NRA Supporters Aren't Swayed After Las Vegas Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 5 Songs You Need to Listen to This Week 2) Man Cleared of Killing His 2-Year-Old Daughter After His 7-Year-Old Son Confesses 3) Author Jennifer Egan and Oceanographer Sylvia Earle on Discovering New Worlds 4) Jane Goodall: ‘We Don’t Have Unlimited Time’ to Save the Planet 5) What does it mean to have OCD? These are 5 common symptoms 6) Your Netflix Bill Is About to Get More Expensive 7) 40% of cancers are linked to being overweight 8) Nobel Peace Prize Won By Anti-Nuclear Weapons Coalition 9) Lin-Manuel Miranda on the Making of His Song for Puerto Rico Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) An Illustrated Interview with Roz Chast 2) California Just Became a ‘Sanctuary State.’ Here’s What That Means 3) What Are Bump Stocks? Gun Accessory Could Be Banned After Las Vegas Shooting 4) The 10 Coolest Neighborhoods in America Right Now 5) Another Hurricane Could Hit the U.S. This Weekend 6) Saudi Arabia's King Is Visiting Putin in Moscow. Here's Why That Matters 7) Charles J. Sykes: Where the Right Went Wrong 8) These Are the Women Accusing Harvey Weinstein of Sexual Harassment 9) Do healing crystals work? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Jeffrey Kluger: The Las Vegas Shooting and Our Age of Anger 2) Equifax Hearing Monopoly Man Speaks: 'Do the Monopoly Man a Solid and Call Your Senator' 3) How to Parent Like a Scandinavian 4) 'The Worst Feeling in the World.' A Mother's Terror During the Las Vegas Shooting 5) Spain's King Felipe VI Weighs in on Catalan Referendum 6) Sexual Assault Survivor to Betsy DeVos: Mediation Is Not a Viable Resolution 7) Hunter: I Love My Guns. I'm Getting Rid of My Semi-Automatic Battle Rifle 8) The ‘Shocking’ Law That Protects Gunmakers After Mass Shootings Like Las Vegas Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) A Land They No Longer Recognize: Desperation and Resilience in Puerto Rico 2) ‘Unspeakable,’ ‘Incomparable.’ Why Words Fail to Describe the Las Vegas Shooting 3) John McCain Urges Supreme Court to ‘Return Control of Our Elections to the People’ 4) Trump Says Puerto Rico's Debt Should Be 'Wiped Out' 5) ‘I Feel Anger I Never Had Inside Me.’ On the Ground with Catalonians Fighting to Vote 6) Warren Buffett Warns Against Eliminating 'Death Tax' 7) Microsoft Just Bought a Virtual Reality Company to Challenge Facebook 8) Breast Cancer Deaths Drop Nearly 40% In the U.S. 9) Meet the Chicago Pastor Helping Puerto Rico 10) ‘A Miracle.’ How This Nevada Official Helped Raise Nearly $1 Million for Las Vegas Shooting Victims 11) Why Paying for Nutrition Saves Money on Health Care 12) Former Navy Sec.: 3 Simple Ways We Can Help Puerto Rico Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Late Night Hosts Call For Gun Control Following Las Vegas Attack 2) Not Just Catalonia: 3 More Places With Dreams of Independence 3) This Is the Affluent Retirement Community Where the Las Vegas Shooter Lived 4) Sikh Becomes First Non-White Politician to Lead Major Canadian Political Party 5) John Oliver Casts Josh Charles as ‘CSI: Crime Scene Idiot’ on Last Week Tonight 6) FEMA Chief Slammed For Puerto Rico Relief Comments 7) Discover George Carlin’s Foolproof System for Organizing Ideas 8) Where You Should Road Trip, Based on Your Zodiac Sign 9) The Reason Why You Won't See the National Anthem on Some NFL Games 10) Tina Brown Remembers S.I. Newhouse, Jr. Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Watch Ryan Gosling and Jay Z Film This Awkward But Funny SNL Promo 2) Look Inside Katy Perry’s $9.5 Million Hollywood Hills Home 3) 2 Huge Things People Get Wrong About Retirement 4) Did President Trump’s Attacks Hurt NFL Ticket Sales? 5) What Saudi Women Need More Than a Driver’s License Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The 7 Countries Anthony Bourdain Has Visited Most 2) Rex Tillerson: U.S. Has Direct 'Lines of Communication' With North Korea 3) Demi Lovato on Speaking Up for What She Believes In and Shrugging Off Haters 4) No, Hugh Hefner Did Not Love Women 5) San Juan Mayor Responds After Donald Trump Slams Her Leadership Ability 6) How to cut antibiotic use in animals 7) U.S. Military: We’ll Stay in Puerto Rico Until ‘All Needs Are Met’ 8) The 10 Most Convincing Theories About Taylor Swift’s Album Reputation 9) 5 Gadgets for Smart Home Security 10) A Model Almost Lost Her Eye After Getting a Sclera Tattoo. Here’s Why She Did It Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Price Out 2) An Image of an NFL Player Burning the U.S. Flag Is Circulating on Social Media — It’s Fake 3) Puerto Rico’s Devastated Electric Grid Could Be a Big Opportunity for Renewable Energy 4) The Dark Side of Electric Cars: Exploitative Labor Practices 5) 5 Times Yosemite National Park Turned Deadly 6) Review: American Made Lets a Smug Tom Cruise Just Be Tom Cruise Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Major Heart Group Says Meditation May Be Helpful Against Heart Disease 2) Puerto Ricans Say U.S. Relief Efforts Are Failing Them 3) Hugh Hefner: A Look Inside the Wild Life of Playboy‘s Founder 4) Here’s when women should be screened for breast cancer 5) Price Apologizes for Using Taxpayer Cash on Private Jets 6) Hugh Hefner Launched Playboy With a $1,000 Loan From His Mom 7) Scientists Say They've Found What Could Be Oldest Life on Earth 8) What to Say to Someone Who Is Observing Yom Kippur 9) 6 Surprising Things That May Improve Breast Cancer Treatment 10) Trump Deleted Tweets About Luther Strange. Is He Allowed to Do That? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Filmmakers Ken Burns, Sebastian Junger and Lynn Novick on America’s Forever Wars 2) The Dictionary Is Adding An Entry for 'Fake News' 3) Republicans Tax Reform Plan Could Face the Same Trouble as Health Care 4) This Is Us Creator: The First Episode of Season 2 ‘Holds a Giant Piece of the Puzzle’ 5) Ellen Pao and Gretchen Carlson Talk About the Workplace Battleground 6) These Satellite Photos of Puerto Rico Show Just How Devastating Hurricane Maria Was 7) See Inside 5 Luxury Treehouses You Can Buy Right Now 8) Maine Wants a Lobster Emoji. Here’s What 5 Other States Should Request 9) 5 Weight Loss Tips From People Who Actually Lost Weight 10) ‘Power Poses’ Don’t Actually Work. Try These Confidence-Boosting Strategies Instead Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Review: Apple’s New Watch Only Partly Frees You From Your iPhone 2) Saudi Arabia Will Finally Allow Women to Drive Cars 3) Roy Moore Wins Alabama Senate Run-Off 4) Will & Grace Hasn’t Changed Much. But That’s Mostly Fine 5) The Friendly Habit That Could Be Killing Your Credibility 6) How to Get the Best Deals on Thanksgiving Flights 7) OB-GYN to Congress: Repeal the Hyde Amendment, Not Obamacare 8) Security Expert: Why We Must Not Build Automated Weapons of War Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here’s Why Aspirin Is Important for Preventing Heart Disease 2) These NFL Owners Supported Donald Trump. But Now They’re Backing Their Players 3) How the Alabama Senate Race Could Disrupt Washington 4) At Least 1 Person Was Killed in Tennessee Church Shooting. Here’s What We Know 5) Ted Cruz Puts GOP Health Bill in Limbo 6) Singer Camila Cabello on Becoming an American 7) The Iraqi City Set to Implode if Kurds Vote for Independence 8) Activist: 2 Years In Prison Inspired Me to Fight for Justice Reform 9) ‘It’s a Very Poor Prognosis.’ John McCain Opens Up About Cancer Diagnosis 10) Angela Merkel Wins Fourth Term as German Chancellor Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump Tweets NFL Players 'Standing With Locked Arms Is Good.' They Were Protesting Him 2) Milo Yiannopoulos Finally Spoke at Berkeley. But the Protesters Were Louder 3) Why Playing a Sport Should Be Your New Workout 4) What to Know About Trump's New Travel Ban 5) Drinking One Less Soda a Week May Help You Lose Weight 6) Is This the Worst Hurricane Season Ever? Here’s How it Compares 7) A Ranking of the Richest Women of the Kardashian-Jenner Clan 8) Why Kids Love Being Scared, According to a Famous Children’s Author 9) Obama Labor Official: Graham-Cassidy Proposal Would Hurt Communities of Color Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Review: Gaga: Five Foot Two Shows a Superstar at Her Most Vulnerable 2) North Korea: Strike on the U.S. Mainland 'Inevitable All the More' 3) DNC CEO: How Democrats Are Building for State Wins 4) A Federal Agency Just Put America’s Solar Power Industry in Danger 5) 10 Simple Steps to a Streamlined Kitchen 6) Sec. Albright, Sen. Coons: Donald Trump Must Realize Diplomacy Protects America 7) The Country Is Torn Over Betsy DeVos’ New Campus Sexual Assault Guidelines 8) Kim Threatens Pacific Nuke Test 9) Hang out with happy people—it might be contagious Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Yoga improves sleep in people being treated for cancer 2) President Trump Isn't Supporting the Trumpier Candidate in This Key Senate Race. Here's Why 3) Robert Mueller's Russia Investigation Is Moving Really Fast. Here's Why 4) Allow Darren Aronofsky to Explain mother! 5) Arianna Huffington: 10 Ways to Actually, Finally Improve Company Culture 6) Anthony Bourdain Reveals the Most Annoying Thing You Can Do at the Airport 7) Are e-cigs bad for your heart? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The NHL Is Not Allowing Players to Compete in the 2018 Winter Olympics. Here’s What to Know 2) Here’s How You Can Help the Victims of Mexico City’s Catastrophic Earthquake 3) A Berlin Synagogue's First Rosh Hashanah After World War II 4) What to Know About Puerto Rico's Blackout After Hurricane Maria 5) France's Macron Makes United Nations Debut in Odd Couple Act with Trump 6) Researchers are now editing genomes of human embryos 7) Ian Bremmer: In the Age of Trump, the World Needs the United Nations More Than Ever 8) Facebook VP Deb Liu: How to Find a Career Sponsor Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What to Know About the Five Major Votes Happening in the Next Five Weeks Across the World 2) The 15 Best TV Shows to Watch in September 3) We Need to Forgive the College-Bound Mother Who Killed Her Child 4) Paris Won the 2024 Olympics. Now, It Has to Keep Them Safe 5) Harvard Withdrew Chelsea Manning’s ‘Visiting Fellow’ Invitation. Here’s What to Know 6) The 11 Best Indie Movies You Might Have Missed This Summer 7) The London Attack Was a Grim Reminder That Homemade Bombs Are An Ongoing Threat Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Track the Path of Tropical Storm Jose as It Moves Up the Atlantic Toward the East Coast 2) Watch: Insane Clown Posse Talks to TIME About Its FBI Lawsuit 3) The Incredible Story Behind a Haunting Picture of a POW in Vietnam 4) Why Robots Will Improve Manufacturing Jobs Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 5 tips for raising a modern-day teen 2) How Apple’s iPhone X Compares to the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Best Smartphones Around 3) North Korea Fired a Second Missile Over Japan. Here's How Japan Is Reacting 4) Farewell to the Cassini Probe, America’s Emissary to Saturn 5) ‘This Is a Horror Story.’ Outraged Families Demand Justice After 8 Die in Florida Nursing Home 6) What to Know About the Explosion on a London Underground Train 7) Trump Wants a Win 8) How Apple’s iPhone X Compares to the Best Smartphones Around 9) Adrian Grenier: Plastic Straws Suck Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) After Irma, the Race to Stop a Caribbean Island's Dogs from Going Feral 2) What It Was Like to Live Through Hurricane Irma 3) This Website Will Pay You to Book Cheap Flights for People 4) You Asked: Can Using a Laptop Make You Infertile? 5) Could an ‘Evil Twin’ Trick Your iPhone’s Facial Recognition? 6) The 9 qualities that help you thrive under pressure 7) Top Catholic Official in Myanmar Speaks Out on Treatment of Rohingya Muslims Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here Are All the Books Hillary Clinton Name-Drops in Her New Memoir 2) The Estimated Costs of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey Are Already Higher Than Katrina 3) The E.U. Agency Fighting Russia’s Wildfire of Fake News with a Hosepipe 4) How Much Money You Need to Make to Be in the Top 10% 5) Hurricane Irma's Devastation Lingers in the Caribbean 6) How Edith Windsor Became a ‘Matriarch of the Gay-Rights Movement’ 7) Apple Announces Its 10th Anniversary iPhone X 8) Here's Why Most Americans Prefer to Treat Pain Without Drugs 9) Nintendo Is Releasing Way More Super NES Classic Editions Than Originally Planned 10) Search-and-Rescue Begins in Florida Keys 11) See How the iPhone Has Changed Over the Past 10 Years Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Could President Trump Pardon Someone in Secret? 2) Don't Have Time to Exercise? Do This for 10 Minutes 3) Review: Slick and Entertaining, It Can’t Match the Horror of Stephen King’s Classic 4) How the Federal Election Commission Could Essentially Shut Down Before 2018 5) 9 Smart Things You Can Do With an Old iPhone 6) How to Help Victims of Hurricane Irma 7) Lois Pope: Why I Am No Longer Hosting My Charity’s Event at Mar-a-Lago 8) After Battering the Caribbean, Irma Targets Florida Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Best Foods to Stockpile for an Emergency 2) These Were the 10 Costliest Hurricanes To Ever Hit the U.S. 3) This is the meanest reason to break up with someone 4) Up Next in the Retail Apocalypse: Toys R Us? 5) 7 ways to keep your brain sharp as you age 6) Why Stephen King Planned to Quit Writing Horror After 'It' 7) Trump Renews Threat of Military Action Against North Korea Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How the Property Brothers Turned $250 Into $50,000 on Their First Flip 2) How to Deal With a Narcissistic Boss 3) What to Know About Hurricane Irma's Destruction in the Caribbean 4) This pen can diagnose cancer in 10 seconds 5) President Trump Says Ivanka Asked Him ‘Daddy Can I Go With You?’ to North Dakota 6) Irma Cuts Power in Puerto Rico 7) Review: Mother!, Ambitious and Dorky, Is Guaranteed to Be Divisive 8) Suu Kyi Blames Fake News as Myanmar Rohingya Crisis Worsens 9) Here's why sugar makes you so thirsty 10) Review: American Horror Story: Cult Succeeds in Making Terror of the 2016 Election Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Questions Loom as Dreamers' Fate Handed to Congress 2) They Helped Their Neighbors After Hurricane Harvey. Now They Could Get Deported 3) The real reason why you love walking your dog 4) ‘A Kind of Immortality.’ Carl Sagan’s Widow Ann Druyan on Voyager 1’s 40th Anniversary 5) Hurricane Harvey Could Save Congress From Itself 6) ‘I Was Scared to Death.’ Nurse Dragged From Hospital and Handcuffed Speaks Out 7) 'Begging for War' 8) George Osborne, Britain's ex-Chancellor, on Theresa May: 'There Needs to Be a Change' 9) Elon Musk Believes This Will Be the Most Likely Cause of World War III Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Houston Bands Together to Help First Responders 2) Kate Middleton Is Suffering From Hyperemesis Gravidarum. What Is That? 3) Review: Clooney's Overpolished Suburbicon Misses the Mark 4) The Argument for War with North Korea Is No Argument at All 5) Almost Every Cryptocurrency Is Tanking Right Now 6) There's a New Royal Baby on the Way. Here's What Its Name Might Be 7) Caribbean Braces for Hurricane Irma as U.S. Threat Looms 8) Why Teens May Do Better When School Starts Later 9) The Most Expensive Home in the Hamptons Is for Sale. See Inside 10) Wildfires Across U.S. West Force Mass Evacuation Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Malala Calls on Suu Kyi to Condemn Rohingya Abuse 2) Japan's Princess Mako Gives Up Royal Status to Marry For Love 3) Why Congress Will Decide Dreamers' Fate 4) Trump's Mixed Messages on North Korea Confuse His Allies 5) Explore the Hogwarts Grounds With This Magical New Harry Potter Interactive 6) Steely Dan Co-Founder Walter Becker Dies at 67 7) How Hurricane Harvey Inspired Young Volunteers 8) Why Congress Made Labor Day a National Holiday 9) James Mattis Warns North Korea After Latest Nuclear Test 10) Barack Obama Left Letter of Advice for Trump 11) AFL-CIO President: This Labor Day, Fight for Paid Leave 12) Justice Department Confirms There is No Evidence Barack Obama Wiretapped Trump Tower 13) Flight Attendants Don’t Really Want You to Stop Ordering Diet Coke 14) Fired Google Critic Says Monopoly Power Puts ‘All Society At Risk’ Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 10 Places to Score Labor Day Deals This Weekend 2) Peggy Whitson's Wish List After 9 Months in Space 3) McCain to Foreign Allies: America Is Still Committed 4) Researchers Show How Simple Stickers Could Trick Self-Driving Cars 5) ‘Cajun Navy’ Rescuers in Hurricane Harvey Show Vital Role of Volunteer Boats 6) 3 Tips From the Very Rich That Can Help Improve Your Retirement 7) 17 Things Successful People Do on Long Weekends 8) 12 Penn State Fraternity Members to Stand Trial Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Robert Mueller Has Trump’s Letter About Firing James Comey 2) White House to Announce DACA Decision on Tuesday 3) Gas Prices Spike Nationwide After Hurricane Harvey 4) Review: The Shape of Water Is a Poetic Love Letter to a Monster 5) The Mixed Fortunes of the BRICS Countries, in 5 Facts 6) Those Who Were Barred From U.S. During Trump’s First Travel Ban Can Reapply for Visas 7) Everything You Need to Know About Indigenous Peoples Day 8) How to Make Your Donations as Helpful as Possible 9) The One Thing the Property Brothers Say You Should Look for When Buying Your First Home Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) As Floodwaters Recede, Houston Officials Look to Recovery 2) Here’s What Game of Thrones‘ Bran Stark Thinks About That Viral Night King Theory 3) Theresa May Is Going Nowhere. Here’s Why 4) This Is How It Feels to Eat 13-Year-Old Steak 5) A Fashion Mogul Beat Bill Gates as the World’s Richest Person for a Few Hours Yesterday 6) The Best Deals for Whole Foods Products on Amazon 7) Trump Killed Obama’s Flood Protection Rule Two Weeks Ago 8) Older Dads Are More Common Than Ever Before 9) Why We Need the Liberal Arts Now More Than Ever Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) J.J. Watt's Flood Relief Fund Reaches $8.5 Million 2) The 8 Best New Fall TV Shows You Should Watch 3) A Thrilling Game of Thrones Finale Sets Up a Bold New Story 4) 18 Books to Read Before College (Or Long After) 5) Here’s Why Harvey Victims Are Being Told to File Insurance Claims by Friday 6) The Cassini Spacecraft Will Soon Commit Suicide on Saturn. Here’s What to Know 7) These Two Airlines Are Giving Bonus Miles to People Who Donate to Hurricane Harvey Relief 8) Capturing Conflict, and Covering Home, in Kashmir 9) FDA Cracks Down on Stem Cell Clinics But Patients Are Still at Risk Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Al Gore and Jerry Brown on America’s Renewable Future 2) A Weakened Harvey Makes Second Landfall on Louisiana Coast 3) The Low-Fat vs. Low-Carb Diet Debate Has a New Answer 4) Coffee's Health Perks May Be Strongest for People Over 45 5) How Jaime Lannister Could Play a Major Role in Game of Thrones’ War Against the Dead 6) North Korea Fired a Missile Over Japan. It's a Devilishly Smart Move. 7) The Essential Phone Review 8) A New Drug Lowers Heart Attack, and Cancer, Risk Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Trump Heads to Hurricane-Hit Texas to Survey Storm Response 2) How to Potty Train a Toddler in 22 Easy Steps 3) Mark Zuckerberg’s Baby Girl Is Named August. Here's What Her Name Means 4) Harvey and How Houston's Hospitals Weathered the Storm 5) Why the ‘Alt-Left’ Is a Problem 6) What to Know About Uber’s CEO Pick Dara Khosrowshahi 7) Amazon Slashes Whole Foods' Prices on These Items 8) Sharapova Wins First Grand Slam Match Since Drug Ban 9) What We Know About the Final Season of Game of Thrones 10) The Best and Worst Moments From the 2017 MTV VMAs 11) Bill Nye the Science Guy Just Made His Out-of-This-World Debut as a Fashion Model Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Bill Nye Sues Disney for $9.35 Million in Missing 'Science Guy' Profits 2) Can you lose weight just from your stomach? 3) President Trump Tweets About 2016 Election and Border Wall in the Midst of Hurricane Harvey 4) Uber Picks Expedia Chief as New CEO 5) Here’s How You Can Help the Victims of Hurricane Harvey 6) ‘The President Speaks for Himself.’ Rex Tillerson Distances Himself From Trump 7) 12 Things That Are About to Get Cheaper at Whole Foods 8) A Look at the Devastating Destruction Caused by Hurricane Harvey 9) Gloria Feldt: Resistance Alone Won’t Bring About Women’s Equality 10) ‘Please Stop the Violence.’ Organizer Cancels Right-Wing Rally Over Concerns of Clashes 11) ‘No One Is Above the Law.’ John McCain and Others Slam President Trump for Pardoning Joe Arpaio 12) Trump Cybersecurity Advisors Resign, Citing His ‘Insufficient Attention’ to Threats 13) Counterprotesters Flood San Francisco Streets Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump Has Pardoned Joe Arpaio 2) Follow Hurricane Harvey’s Path With These Essential Storm Tracking Apps 3) 8 Start-Up CEOs on How They Unwind and Beat Stress 4) There Is No Military Path to Victory in Afghanistan 5) Interior Secretary Won’t Recommend Eliminating Any National Monuments After Trump Review 6) Amazon Promises Lower Prices at Whole Foods 7) Why Your Dishwasher Is Talking to Your Energy Company 8) These 3 easy tricks can help you get over jet lag 9) Texas Prepares as 'Life-Threatening' Hurricane Harvey Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump Goes on the Attack, Again 2) How Much You’ll Pay in Taxes When You Win the $700 Million Powerball Jackpot, in Every State 3) Everything We Know About Taylor Swift's Long-Anticipated New Music Release 4) Help! My Son Confuses Me With Amazon’s Alexa 5) Is Hydrogen Water Actually Good For You? 6) Why Zika Is Especially Dangerous for Pregnant Women 7) Former EPA Official: Trump's Latest Auto Industry Move Will Fail Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 5 Reasons Things in North Korea Could Still Go Badly Wrong 2) How President Trump Reversed Himself on Afghanistan 3) Why Sunlight Is So Good For You 4) 56% Disapprove of Trump's Charlottesville Response 5) Trump's Plan Falls Short On Details 6) What That Major Game of Thrones Twist Means for Daenerys and Her Dragons 7) There’s Not Much Time Left For Seniors to Get A $10 Lifetime National Park Pass 8) Did You Hurt Your Eyes by Looking at the Solar Eclipse? 9) What Happens to Your Eyes If You Look Directly at the Sun During a Solar Eclipse? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Thousands March Against White Nationalism in Boston 2) This Bride Wanted to Be an Astronaut. Now She’s Getting Married During the Eclipse 3) Google’s New Site Uses Artificial Intelligence to Track Hate Crimes 4) From Charlottesville to North Korea to Steve Bannon, Everything That Happened on Trump’s ‘Working Vacation’ 5) Trump and First Lady to Skip Kennedy Center Honors 6) Trump Thanks Bannon for Help Against 'Crooked Hillary' 7) Watch the Trailer for Firsts, TIME’s New Video Series on 45 Groundbreaking Women 8) Rapper Vic Mensa on His Political Debut Album: ‘I Could Never Choose to Be Ignorant’ 9) 4 Things We Learned From the New Documentary About Whitney Houston 10) Visa, PayPal and More Are Banning Hate Groups. Will It Work? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Cloudy Weather Could Keep Half of America From Seeing the Total Solar Eclipse 2) California Man on Honeymoon Among Those Killed in Barcelona Attack 3) McCain Completes First Round of Chemotherapy 4) Icahn Steps Down as Adviser to Trump 5) Every Single Confederate Statue Must Be Removed Forever 6) The Salvation Army and American Red Cross Cancel Events at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Resort 7) How This Small Town Is Preparing to Become the ‘Solar Eclipse Crossroads of America’ 8) How a Hunger Strike in Iran Spells Trouble for Hassan Rouhani 9) Quiz: Are You Ready for the Solar Eclipse? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What you should know about the pro-vegan Netflix film 'What the Health' 2) Blythe Danner: How Scott Pruitt Is Putting Our Kids and Grandchildren in Danger 3) 5 Things You Didn’t Know About America’s Millionaires 4) Growing Up In the Recession Strengthened My Career 5) White Supremacists Loved President Trump’s Latest Comments on Charlottesville 6) A Confederate Statue Is Gone, But the Fight Remains in Durham 7) How President Trump Failed His Biggest Leadership Test Yet 8) Obama's Charlottesville Tweet Is Now the Most Liked Ever 9) Daniel Craig Confirms That He Will Return as James Bond 10) Why Some People Think Elvis Is Still Alive Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How India Celebrated Its First Independence Day 70 Years Ago 2) White Nationalists’ Protest Over Confederate Statue May End Up Getting Others Removed 3) North Korea Won't Strike Guam Yet, But Warns U.S. to Behave 4) Scenes From Venezuela's Last Gasp of Democracy 5) Game of Thrones Just Slipped in a Huge Reveal About Jon Snow’s Parents 6) Why This Tiny Game of Thrones Detail Matters in the War Against the White Walkers 7) The Story Behind the Viral Photo of the Officer and the KKK 8) This One Move Could Save You Almost $3,000 on Some Student Loans 9) Having a drink may help you live longer 10) These Are the Smartest Netflix Tricks You Need to Know Right Now Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Solar Eclipse Glasses: Why Everyone Needs Them and Best Places to Buy Them 2) Fired Google Engineer: Tech Company Is ‘Like a Cult’ 3) Why Americans Stopped Building Fallout Shelters 4) Why Russia Was Allowed to Fly a Surveillance Plane Over the Capitol and Pentagon 5) Usain Bolt Is Retiring. Here’s How He Made Over $100 Million in 10 Years 6) A 100-Year-Old Fruitcake Was Found ‘Perfectly Preserved’ in Antarctica 7) Five people die after using weight loss balloons 8) The True Meaning of the Great American Eclipse 9) 5 Reasons Why Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro Won't Last Much Longer Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Trump Warns North Korea Will 'Regret It Fast' if Threats Continue 2) Review: The Trip to Spain Is More of the Same, and That’s OK 3) Scientists are Getting Closer To Using Pig Organs For Human Transplants 4) The New $10 IKEA Product Every Kitchen Needs 5) President Trump Boasted of Adding 1 Million Jobs. Here Are the Facts 6) The Letters That Left New Yorkers Terrified of the ‘Son of Sam’ 7) U.S. Diplomats in Cuba Were Injured by a ‘Sonic Weapon.’ What Is That? 8) U.S. Holds Korean War Games 9) Why Facebook's New YouTube Rival Faces Very Different Challenges 10) Why John Kelly is President Trump’s Last Hope Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This 10-second quiz can tell you if you should get screened for lung cancer 2) Immigration Raids Are Sweeping Up More People Who Weren't Targets 3) Your Boss Knows Exactly What You're Doing Online 4) The Most Expensive House in America Is Now For Sale 5) 14% more men are using condoms 6) Donald Trump Sued by Soldiers Over Transgender Ban 7) Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Is No Joke 8) Adam Grant: The Differences Between Men and Women Are Vastly Exaggerated 9) What Trump Has Achieved Since His First 100 Days 10) Mark Zuckerberg Has Made More Money Than Anyone Else in 2017—Even Jeff Bezos Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why inflammation in your mouth may raise your risk of lung, breast and skin cancer 2) This Best-Selling Puberty Book for Girls Is Getting a Boy Edition 3) Yes, You Can Blame Climate Change for Extreme Weather 4) 4 Ways Seeing Your Doctor Is Getting Easier 5) 'Fire and Fury' 6) How to Photograph the 2017 Solar Eclipse 7) The Way You Use Instagram Can Show if You’re Depressed 8) Apple Just Launched its First Instagram Account Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why Loneliness Is a Public Health Threat 2) How to Take a Perfect Vacation 3) Ed Sheeran Will Be Playing a Gig in Someone’s Living Room to Aid Refugees 4) Google Has Fired an Employee Who Wrote an Anti-Diversity Tirade 5) 5 Songs You Need to Listen to This Week 6) It's Getting Harder to Deny the John Snow-Daenerys Connection 7) Dying from an opioid overdose is more common than you think 8) Apple Just Launched its First Instagram Account 9) How Much It Really Costs to Go to Burning Man This Year 10) Back to the Base Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Michael Showalter on Showing a (Slightly) More Mature Side of Wet Hot American Summer 2) Everything We Know About the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 3) Why This is Us Is Losing an Emmy Nomination 4) ‘It Could Have Been Curtains.’ Rolling Stone’s Ronnie Wood Reveals Cancer Diagnosis 5) China Adds a Welcome Boost to Global Pressure on North Korea 6) John Oliver Made An Honest Ad for the Border Patrol on Last Week Tonight 7) Dark Tower Narrowly Defeats Dunkirk 8) 4 Ways to Become Stress-Free Just About Anywhere 9) We Asked the Experts: Is It Cheaper to Book a Flight Last Minute? 10) UN Sanctions Ban $1 Billion in Exports From North Korea Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Apple Plans Major Apple Watch Upgrade 2) Pence on Health Care: 'This Ain't Over by a Long Shot' 3) 3 Trump Appointees Owe Thousands of Dollars in Back Taxes 4) Here’s What a Bipartisan Health Care Plan Would Look Like 5) What Adam and Eve Can Teach Us About Love 6) How Donald Trump’s New Immigration Plan Could Harm the American Workforce 7) Flynn Discloses Ties to Firm Related to Controversial Company Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) "Despacito" Just Became YouTube's Most-Watched Video Ever 2) Aging Fairies Take the Stage in Shakespeare in the Park’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream 3) Donald Trump Takes Center Stage at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 4) These Are the 10 Airports Where You Have the Best Chance to Score Flight Deals 5) The Cheapest Last-Minute Ways to Catch the Total Solar Eclipse 6) Why We Can’t Stop Reading Trump Transcripts Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Rime for Nintendo Switch Has a Release Date 2) Vice President Mike Pence to Headline Koch Brothers Summit 3) The Battle to Give Nigeria's Moms and Babies a 'Golden Window' to a Healthy Life 4) Review: The Dark Tower Is a Fantasy That Runs Like Business as Usual 5) Landing a Helicopter at the White House Cost Taxpayers Thousands 6) Why Robert Mueller's Grand Jury Isn't a Big Deal—Yet 7) Is the White House a ‘Dump’? It Used to Be 8) The Top 15 Cities in the United States Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Dog Owners: Stop Worrying About Autism and Vaccinate Your Pet 2) Trump Backs Bill to Cut Legal Immigration in Half 3) Temperatures in South Asia to Hit Unlivable Levels by 2100 4) Halo Top CEO Insists His Ice Cream Is Healthy: ‘People Can Eat the Whole Pint’ 5) The Most Annoying Drink You Can Order on a Plane, According to a Flight Attendant 6) 'As Any Father Would' 7) Your Sleep Habits Could Be Why You’re Gaining Weight 8) Drinking organic wine won't prevent a hangover 9) Newt Gingrich, Van Jones: Drug Courts Can Help Solve the Opioid Crisis 10) Why Millennials Are Saving More for Retirement Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 'We Don't Work for the President' 2) Usain Bolt: Athletics 'Will Die' Unless Doping Stops 3) The Real Reason Behind Bran Stark’s Strange Behavior on Game of Thrones 4) Here's what causes leg cramps—and how to stop them 5) The Best Nintendo Switch Accessories 6) How Donald Trump Jr.'s Misleading Statement Could Cause Legal Trouble 7) MTV’s Siesta Key Is a Social-Media Soap That Fails at Being Either 8) The Real Medical History Behind Greyscale on 'Game of Thrones' Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Inside the Effort to Fight Climate Change Beyond the Power Sector 2) Vladimir Putin Doesn’t Understand the Limits of Donald Trump’s Power 3) Anthony Scaramucci Spent 10 Chaotic Days at the White House. Here’s What Went Wrong 4) Somebody Stole Neil Armstrong’s Solid Gold Lunar Module Replica 5) Here Are the 4 Books Mark Cuban Is Reading This Summer 6) AMD RX Vega Is Late But Mighty 7) How to Write Emails That Actually Get Answered 8) Australia Arrests 4 Men Plotting to Bring Down An Airplane 9) 'I Will Never Quit.' See the Transgender Troops and Veterans President Trump Wants to Ban Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Every State’s Favorite Job Listing Buzzword 2) John Oliver Goes to War with Alex Jones on 'Last Week Tonight' 3) U.S. Flies Bombers and Tests Missile Defense After North Korea ICBM Launch 4) Every State’s Favorite Job Listing Buzzword 5) ‘Dunkirk’ Survives ‘The Emoji Movie’ to Stay Number 1 at Box Office 6) Putin Says U.S. Must Cut 755 Russia Staff 7) 2 Infants Die in Arizona After Being Left in Hot Cars 8) Go Ahead, Psychiatrists: Diagnose Donald Trump 9) The Evolution of the Female Action Hero Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Best Astronomy Pictures of the Year 2) Here’s how happy Americans are right now 3) North Korea: Missile Could Hit All Continental U.S. 4) Tesla’s Model 3 Breaks 300-Mile Range Barrier 5) Trump: GOP Senators 'Look Like Fools' Over Health Care Vote 6) This Is the Most Expensive Beach Destination in the U.S. 7) Anthony Scaramucci: Leave My Family Alone 8) Donald Trump Doesn't Scare Washington Any More 9) Kathy Griffin No Longer Under Federal Investigation 10) Millennials Are Buying Homes Because of Their Dogs – Not Their Children or Marriages 11) Tesla Model 3: Everything You Need to Know Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why Michael Connelly Says It Took Him 30 Books to Finally Write a Female Heroine 2) U.S. Sanctions Iran Over Rocket Launch 3) R. Kelly Denies Sex Cult Allegations in New Video 4) Mark Zuckerberg Just Became the World’s Fifth Richest Person 5) The FDA Wants Cigarettes to Have Less Nicotine 6) What’s the best way to rehydrate—besides drinking water? 7) President Trump Tells Police Officers Not To Be ‘Too Nice’ With Suspects 8) Dunkirk Director Christopher Nolan Banned Chairs and Water Bottles 9) Healthcare Repeal Failed. Here’s What’s Next for the Senate 10) President Trump Has Replaced Chief of Staff Reince Priebus 11) Uber’s CEO Wish List Is Full of Names You Probably Know 12) Republicans Will Vote for the 'Skinny Repeal,' But They Don't Want It to Become Law. Here's Why Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) A Caring Lens on the Opioid Crisis 2) Nintendo Super NES Classic: Everything to Know 3) What We Can Learn From the Greening of China's Kubuqi Desert 4) Michelle Obama Reveals the Most Difficult Part of Her Time as First Lady 5) Former Ambassador: Saudi Arabia Must Realize It Can’t Win the Feud with Qatar 6) Why President Trump's Transgender Troop Ban May Backfire 7) Governors Blast 'Skinny' Obamacare Repeal 8) Review: Full of Feral Grace, Atomic Blonde Kicks You Where It Hurts Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here’s What Transgender Service Members Actually Cost the Military 2) American Indian Leaders: The NFL Needs to Stop Promoting a Racial Slur 3) What to know about the massive cholera outbreak in Yemen 4) Professor: Being a Holiday Inn Bartender Taught Me Everything I Know About Money 5) Men's sperm counts are dropping worldwide 6) The History Behind President Trump’s Speech to the Boy Scouts 7) California Challenges Trump With Cap-and-Trade Law 8) North Korea Threatens U.S. With 'Powerful Nuclear Hammer' 9) Health Care Debate Begins Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Spending Money on Time-Saving Services Will Make You Happier 2) This New Android Phone Has an Unbreakable Screen and Two Cameras 3) Gretchen Carlson: What I Learned From My Biggest Challenges 4) Sen. Marco Rubio: An Open Letter to Liu Xia, Widow of Liu Xiaobo 5) How Theon Greyjoy Just Failed His Biggest Test on Game of Thrones 6) Why Jared Kushner Is Testifying Behind Closed Doors 7) Death Toll Hits 10 After Immigrants Found in Sweltering Truck 8) The USS Constitution Is Back in the Water 9) Deadly Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Papayas 10) There Are Thousands of Human Trafficking Victims Each Year. Here’s How You Can Help 11) In Britain, a Softer Brexit Is Beginning to Seem Inevitable Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Congressman Uses Audio from Baseball Shooting in New Ad 2) President Trump Says Obamacare Has 'Wreaked Havoc' on Americans 3) What It's Like to Have Exploding Head Syndrome 4) Watch The Rock and Siri Co-Star in a New Apple Ad 5) This Is the Easiest Way to Solve Disagreements About Money 6) Trump Brags About Election 7) ‘We’re Begging for Education.’ Meet the Teacher Who Panhandled to Buy Her Class School Supplies 8) More Evidence That Owning a Dog Is Really Good for You 9) 10 Billionaires With Surprisingly Frugal Money Habits 10) Child with HIV has been in remission for nearly 9 years without drugs 11) Stubbs, the Honorary Cat Mayor of a Small Alaskan Town, Has Died 12) Inside a Tour of San Francisco During the Summer of Love 13) How to Get Your Kids to Read Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How a Presidential Pardon Could Backfire 2) Jared Kushner: I Did Not Collude with Russians at Any Time 3) 8 Found Dead in Walmart Lot in Human Trafficking Case 4) The Surprising Tweak That Makes Workouts More Effective 5) Snooty, the Oldest Known Manatee, Suddenly Dies Two Days After His 69th Birthday 6) How Netflix Founder Reed Hastings Got $300 Million Richer in a Week 7) He’ll Always Be Elvis: Remembering the ‘King’ 40 Years On 8) Kushner 'Inadvertently Omitted' $10 Million in Assets 9) 8 People Who Resigned Over Disagreements With President Trump 10) The USS Gerald Ford Is the Most Advanced Aircraft Carrier in the World 11) The First Female ‘Doctor Who’ Will Be Paid the Same As the Male Doctors Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) New Justice League Trailer Hints at Superman’s Return 2) Five Times a President Issued a Controversial Pardon 3) 'A Clear Message' 4) Why Poland’s Government Is Being Accused of Destroying Democracy 5) Majority of Women Say Their Interest In Politics Has Increased Since Election 6) The Best Retirement Plans If You’re Leaving a Company to Start Your Own 7) It’s Okay to Be a Coward About Cancer 8) Why Trump's new hire marks a turning point for the White House Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This Is Microsoft's Gorgeous New Nest Competitor 2) al-Qaeda Suspect Brought to the U.S. 3) Thor’s Tessa Thompson on Why Her Action Hero Icon is Terminator’s Sarah Connor 4) 6 Killed in Violent Clashes in Jerusalem 5) Game of Thrones Creators Defend New HBO Show About Slavery Amid Backlash 6) Democrats Are More Upset About Losing Melissa McCarthy Impression Than Losing Sean Spicer 7) In Trump’s Reality TV Presidency, Sean Spicer Was the Goat 8) Breakout R&B Star SZA Muses on Finding Her Distinctive Voice 9) Cities Say They Haven’t Approved Elon Musk’s East Coast Hyperloop 10) John McCain Has Been Diagnosed With Glioblastoma. What Is That? 11) Doctors Say a Third of Dementia Cases Could be Prevented Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump's Legal Team Is Setting Its Sights on Aides of Special Counsel Mueller 2) Why the British Still Talk About the 'Dunkirk Spirit' 3) Trump Keeps Taking Credit for the Economy. How Much Should He Get? 4) O.J. Simpson Could Take Home $25,000 a Month When He's Released From Prison 5) Google Maps Just Added Outer Space To Its Trip List 6) Is Cold Brew as Healthy as Regular Coffee? 7) This Cancer Survivor Turned His Wedding Into a Fundraiser for Lymphoma Research 8) DNC Chairman: The Democratic Plan to Combat Trump’s Voter Suppression Commission 9) Review: Girls Trip Is the Funniest, Raunchiest Movie of the Summer 10) This Expert on Presidents' First Years Gives Trump a D-Plus 11) Why meal kits haven't delivered a cooking revolution—yet Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The 5 Big Issues With Trump's Putin Meetings 2) What to Know About O.J. Simpson’s Parole Hearing As He Could Be Freed 3) This Chart Shows How Much Americans Pay in Taxes vs. the Rest of the World 4) John McCain Has Been Diagnosed With Brain Cancer 5) Non-Citizens Used to Be Able to Vote in U.S. Elections. Here’s What Changed 6) How Netflix Is Winning the Game of Thrones Against HBO 7) This Gadget Gives Your MacBook Air A Touchscreen 8) How You Can Help Save Local Kids From Going Hungry This Summer 9) Sessions Wants Cops to Seize More Money From Suspects Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Americans Spend $900,000 Per Month on Avocado Toast 2) The Voter Fraud Commission’s First Meeting Is Already Marred by Backlash 3) You’re More Likely to Retire Wealthy if You Do This One Thing 4) 'A Brief Conversation' 5) Wendy Davis: Why Isn’t Texas Addressing Its Staggering Maternal Mortality Rate? 6) 'Game of Thrones' Made It Abundantly Clear Why Medieval Libraries Chained Their Books 7) How Macron and Trump's Newfound Friendship Could Alter U.S. Climate Policies 8) Meet the CEO Whose Comments About Mental Health in the Workplace Went Viral 9) The 'Ataribox' Is a Bunch of Pretty Pictures Wrapped Around a Promise Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) John McCain had a craniotomy to remove a blood clot. Here's what that means 2) Growing List of Accidents Spotlights Safety at Amusement Parks 3) PR Experts: Why Delta’s Response to Ann Coulter Was Perfect 4) The Republican Health Bill Is Dead (For Now) 5) The World’s Largest Burger Costs $8,000 6) Actually, Tuesday Isn’t the Cheapest Day to Buy Plane Tickets 7) My Uber Got Into a Wreck. Can I Sue? 8) Disney’s Aladdin Remake Is Facing Backlash for Casting a Non-Arab Actress as Jasmine 9) George A. Romero Made Movies About the Undead Full of Messages for the Living 10) What’s It’s Really Like to Share Your Name With Leonardo DiCaprio Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Duterte Made Another Rape Joke. But Filipinos 'Really Get Him,' an Aide Says 2) President Trump Just Said This Poll Was the 'Most Inaccurate' Around the Election. It Wasn't 3) This Exercise Will Change Your Body For Good 4) A Female Doctor Who? It's About Timey Wimey 5) White House Pitches Health Bill to Skeptical U.S. Governors 6) Study Finds Questionable Chemical in Mac and Cheese Products 7) How U.S. Conservatives Have Changed the Fight for Charlie Gard’s Future 8) The 7 Most Influential Coffee Roasters in America Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Garbine Muguruza Defeats Venus Williams at Wimbledon 2) Beyoncé and Jay-Z Finally Reveal their Twins' Names 3) The Hyperloop Just Completed a Major Test. But the Real Challenges Lie Ahead 4) Texas Will Soon Let You Openly Carry a Sword (and Many Other Weapons) 5) Acid Attacks Have Become a Violent Trend in the U.K. 6) Women's March Organizer: Why We're Taking on the NRA 7) Everything We Think We Know About Google's Next Smartphone 8) Serena Williams Says Tennis Maybe ‘Skips a Generation’ 9) A Window Into a Back Alley Reveals a World of Sex, Drugs and Destitution Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Disney Just Revealed Its Plans for ‘Star Wars Land.’ Take a Look Inside 2) Zika vaccine protects mouse fetuses from birth defects 3) How Game of Thrones Sets Actors on Fire Without Killing Them 4) Accused Students Found Betsy DeVos’ Meetings on Campus Sexual Assault ‘Uplifting.’ Victims’ Advocates Did Not 5) Feds Arrest 400 in Major Health Care Fraud Bust 6) The 5 Biggest Surprises of the 2017 Emmy Nominations 7) ACLU Sues Over U.S. Family's Border Ordeal 8) Human Remains Found in Search for 4 Missing Men 9) Here’s What Just Got Added to the Senate’s Health Care Bill Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) My Autism Allows Me to See the World in a Different Way 2) The Surprisingly Peaceful History of Bastille Day Celebrations 3) China's Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Dies a Prisoner at 61 4) Monkey Selfie Copyright Case Heads to Court 5) Donald Trump Jr. Could Testify Before Congress ‘Pretty Soon’ 6) The Enormous Ice Sheet That Broke Off of Antarctica Won’t Be the Last to Go 7) Health Care Compromise Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Americans Are Really Bad at Drawing These 3 States 2) Congressman Attacked By Gunman Leaves Intensive Care 3) Police Searching for Armed Man in Alabama After Shooting 4) This Is United’s New Plan to Deal With Overbooked Flights 5) Starbucks Is Giving Out Free Iced Teas. Here’s How to Get Them 6) A Brief History of U.S. Presidential Struggles with North Korea 7) Was Donald Trump Jr.’s Russia Meeting Illegal? Here’s What Experts Say 8) A Widow Wrote This Searing ‘Rage Defense’ of Patton Oswalt’s Engagement 9) FBI Searching for 4 Missing Men in Pennsylvania 10) This Film Critic Denounced the Bechdel Test and the Internet Is Not Having It 11) Trump Travels to Paris for Bastille Day Celebrations 12) ‘Impartial Pursuit’ 13) Massive Iceberg Breaks Off Antarctica Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Donald Trump Jr. Was Offered Damaging Russian Intel on Clinton. His Response: "I Love It" 2) Exclusive: Malala Yousafzai Visits Iraq to Meet Girls Who Lived Under ISIS 3) President Trump Privately Rages as Son Caught Up in Russia Scandal 4) There's a New Most-Watched Video of All Time on YouTube 5) The 2024 Olympics Is Coming Down to Either L.A. or Paris 6) The 8 Best Amazon Prime Day Video Game Deals So Far 7) Your eyes might be full of bacteria. Here's why that's a good thing 8) Jay-Z Discusses How His Marriage to Beyoncé Wasn’t Built on ‘100 Percent Truth’ 9) Syrian Group: ISIS Leader Baghdadi Really Is Dead This Time Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Having a Sense of Purpose May Help You Sleep At Night 2) These 100 Companies Are Responsible for Most of the World’s Carbon Emissions 3) What's Next for Mosul After It Was Liberated From ISIS 4) Donald Trump’s Team Keeps Changing Their Russia Stories 5) The $10 Lifetime National Park Pass for Seniors Is About to Get a Lot More Expensive 6) Vatican Says No to Gluten-Free Communion Wafers 7) Get Ready, Science Nerds: Incredible Jupiter Photos Are Coming 8) Blac Chyna Was Just Granted a Temporary Restraining Order Against Rob Kardashian 9) Mindfulness may lower blood sugar levels 10) ‘Had to Listen.’ Donald Trump Jr. Defends Controversial Russia Meeting 11) Elon Musk Reveals First Photos of Tesla Model 3 12) Trump Wants to Form a Cyber Security Unit With Russia. Some Members of His Party Don’t Agree 13) Turkish Opposition Leader Ends 25-Day March Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Tim Kaine: People Like Condi Rice and Albert Einstein Show Why We Need the Arts 2) ‘If Not Us, Who’s Going to Do It?’ Parents Fight for Fraternity Changes After Son’s Penn State Hazing Death 3) Trump Jr.'s Shifting Story 4) Samsung’s Next Bet Has An Amazon-Sized Challenge 5) Trump Backtracks on Idea for a Joint Cyber Security Unit with Russia 6) This Passport Is so Rare, Only 500 People on Earth Have It 7) These Are the 10 Best Places to Work 8) An American Lobbying Firm Is Helping Sudan's Vile Regime 9) Donald Glover’s Homecoming Role Is a Big Hint About Spider-Man’s Future 10) American Tourist Beaten to Death After Bar Brawl in Greece Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why Total Solar Eclipses Are So Rare 2) What type of contact lenses should I wear? 3) President Trump Claimed the Stock Market Has Added $4 Trillion in Value Since His Election. It Hasn’t 4) Ivanka Trump Briefly Stepped in for Her Father at a G20 Meeting and People Are Not Happy 5) Rep. Raúl Grijalva: The Bernie-Hillary Debate Is Destroying the Democratic Party 6) No, period brain is not actually a thing 7) The G20 Must Defend the Paris Accord — For the Sake of Our Health 8) The opioid Opana ER is being taken off the market 9) The Easy Way to Improve Your Sleep Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Putin Denies Election Meddling 2) How I Handle Panic Attacks at Work 3) Ian Bremmer: Don't Expect Trump to Confront Putin Over Election Hacking 4) Will 2017 Be the Year of the Transgender Candidate? 5) Turkey’s ‘Justice Marchers’ Are Walking to Istanbul to Protest Erdogan 6) The Hobby Lobby Case Shows Why Smuggling Ancient Artifacts Is Hugely Profitable 7) 10 CEOs Reveal the Apps That Can Make You More Productive Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 4 Unexpected Ways Summer Heat Affects Your Body 2) France Wants to Ban Gas Cars. Could America Follow? 3) Why Pokemon Go Matters One Year Later 4) Trump Uses Natural Gas to Challenge Putin on European Trip 5) This Stock Market Indicator Is Saying You Should Buy Now 6) Quiz: See How Well You Can Draw All 50 States Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Review: The New Spider-Man’s Coolest Superpower? He’s Just a Kid 2) Trump Considers Hard Line on Chinese Steel in Advance of G20 Summit 3) 4 Simple Ways to Beat the Post-Vacation Blues 4) Over 100 Shot in Chicago on Fourth of July Weekend 5) Trump Promised Nasty Welcome to Hamburg by Leftist Protestors 6) A Previously Unseen Letter from Tupac to Madonna Is Being Put up For Auction 7) 8 Things We Learned After Playing Super Mario Odyssey 8) David Miliband: 'America First' Should Not Mean 'Poorest Last' 9) These Heartburn Drugs Are Linked to a Higher Risk of Early Death Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How North Korea's Big Missile Test Could Bring Negotiators Back to the Table 2) More Americans Trust CNN Than Donald Trump 3) Trump and Putin to Have First Face-to-Face Meeting 4) We Are All Internet Bullies 5) See How Cersei Lannister Has Changed Over Six Seasons of Game of Thrones 6) Does pink Himalayan salt have any health benefits? 7) Joey Chestnut Wins Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest 8) 5 Creative Ways to Photograph Fireworks 9) North Korea Says It’s Tested an ICBM. Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) North Korea 'Test-Fired' ICBM 2) Fox Sports President Fired Amid Sexual Harassment Probe 3) Trouble at the Jersey Shore 4) YouTube Star Stevie Ryan Dies at 33 5) Teen Birth Rates in the U.S. Hit a Record Low 6) This Company Gives Employees $1,000 for Emergency Funds 7) How Fireworks Became a Fourth of July Tradition 8) The 10 Game of Thrones Character Match-Ups We Most Want to See in Season 7 9) Beijing Hits Out at U.S. 10) John Oliver Defends Local News from Right-Wing Influence Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How the Summer Heat Affects Your Mood 2) Rapper Finese 2Tymes Arrested After Shooting at Concert 3) Samsung’s Exploding Phone Is Coming Back From the Dead 4) Don Winslow: Mexican Journalists Risk Death to Tell the Truth 5) Americans Are Obsessed With Avocados Thanks to This Man 6) Silicon Valley Investor to Women: 'I'm a Creep. I'm Sorry' 7) Trump Tweeted a Video of Him Punching CNN in the Face 8) 'What Are They Trying to Hide?' 9) 14 Amazon Shopping Tricks Everyone Should Know 10) 'I Just Closed My Eyes.' 25 People Shot in Nightclub Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Climate Change: See What Happens to Your City 2) Trump Says 'Crazy,' 'Dumb' MSNBC Hosts Not Bad People 3) Hong Kong Marks 20 Years Since Its Handover 4) Scientists: Insecticide Is Just As Dangerous As Zika 5) T.J. Maxx and 5 Other Stores That May Actually Survive The Death Of Retail 6) Coal Country’s Suffering Is Nothing New 7) Why We’re Encouraging Ethical Hackers to Try and Hack the Department of Homeland Security 8) How Your Food Waste Could Eventually Power Your Home 9) President Trump Says He’s Sending ‘The Feds’ to Fight Crime in Chicago. Here’s What He Means 10) Inside Amelia Earhart’s Life and the 80-Year Search for the Trailblazing Pilot 11) Beyonce's Foundation Announces Clean Water Initiative at ESSENCE Festival Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) News Quiz: Were You Paying Attention This Week? 2) 80-Year-Old Woman Thinks It’s No Big Deal That She Fought Off a Rabid Bobcat 3) Republicans Slam President Trump for ‘Face-Lift’ Tweet: ‘This Isn’t Normal’ 4) Scientists: We Have 3 Years to Prevent Climate Disaster 5) Warren Buffett Just Released His First Tax Return — and It’s Amazing Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Rep. Robin Kelly: For Every Dollar Paul Ryan Got From the NRA, I Am Naming a Gun Victim 2) Elise Jordan: There Has Never Been 'Normal' Under President Trump 3) Iraqi Prime Minister Says End is Nigh for 'Fake' Islamic State 4) War for the Planet of the Apes Is an Adventure Humans Almost Don’t Deserve 5) 5 Things to Know About Moon Jae-in's Meeting with Donald Trump 6) Climate Change Could Spark Another Great Recession. This Time, It May Be Permanent 7) What These Celebrities and CEOs Learned From Their Summer Jobs Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) People are still getting the plague. Here's what you need to know 2) Condoleezza Rice: ‘Don’t Let Somebody Else’s Racism or Sexism Be Your Problem’ 3) These Are the Cities Where Millennials Can Actually Afford to Buy Homes 4) There's no known limit to how long humans can live, scientists say 5) Find Out Which Harry Potter House Your State Belongs In 6) Parents of Sick Kids Are a Powerful Weapon Against the Senate Health Bill 7) Advocate: Uber’s Fate Is No ‘Watershed’ Moment for Women In Silicon Valley 8) AFT President: The Senate Health Care Bill Would ‘Rip Away’ Supports In Schools Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Review Sharply Criticizes How USA Gymnastics Handled Sexual Abuse Complaints 2) 3 Things to Know As Trump’s Revised Travel Ban Takes Effect 3) This Is Why the Number of Ultra-Rich Americans Is Surging 4) America’s Pets Are Getting Much Fatter, New Research Finds 5) Trump’s Chemical Weapons Warning Raises the Stakes for War in Syria 6) Forget Words, a Lot of Millennials Say GIFs and Emojis Communicate Their Thoughts Better Than English 7) Can the Health Bill Be Saved? 8) Everything to Know About the Latest Worldwide Ransomware Attack Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Senate Health Care Bill Would Result in 22 Million Uninsured By 2026 2) The Hidden Dangers of Shampoo and Makeup 3) The Surprising Benefit of Eating Fish 4) One Wall Street Analyst Thinks Costco's Amazon Troubles Are Overblown 5) The Best and Worst Moments From the 2017 BET Awards 6) 22 Retailers That Are at Serious Risk of Bankruptcy 7) Turkey Bans Gay Pride March in Istanbul 8) ‘We’ll Catch You Honey’: Teenage Girl Rescued After 25-Foot Fall Off Amusement Park Ride 9) Kellyanne Conway Says the Senate Health Care Bill Doesn’t Cut Medicaid. That’s Not True 10) Shoplifting and Other Fraud Cost Retailers Nearly $50 Billion Last Year 11) The Ultimate Harry Potter Quiz: Find Out Which House You Truly Belong In Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 13 Foods That Could Be Affecting Your Sleep 2) 'Mean' Health Care Bill 3) The Oxford English Dictionary Just Added 'Woke' 4) How to Be Less Stressed 5) Why light roast coffee may be healthier than dark roast 6) Punches, Blood and Drama: The Women’s Wrestling Show That Inspired Netflix’s GLOW 7) ‘I Started at Zero’: How a Syrian Refugee Is Rebuilding His Life Through Education 8) The Most Popular Food in Every State 9) Facebook Is Telling Your Friends Where You Are at All Times. Here’s How to Stop It 10) Meet the World's Ugliest Dog Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Professor Says Otto Warmbier 'Got What He Deserved' 2) Stephen Colbert Tweets at Trump and Mulls 2020 Run 3) Suspended Professor Fired After Fox News Appearance 4) Some Fear Health Bill Will Drop Anti-Abortion Provision 5) 20 Best Video Games Of Summer 6) Extreme Heat Waves Will Change How We Live. We’re Not Ready 7) The Senate’s Republican Women Could Make or Break the GOP Health Bill 8) 50 Ways to Use All of Your Vacation Days This Year 9) The 13 Strangest Beers on Earth 10) Disability Advocates Removed From Senate: 'We Have the Right to Live' 11) The World's Ugliest Dogs of the Last 10 Years Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Peek Inside Jackie Kennedy’s $49.5 Million Childhood Home 2) 3 Ways Societies Counted Populations Before the U.S. Census 3) How India’s Controversial Biometric ID System Can Help Women 4) Trump Promised He Wouldn't Touch Medicaid. The Senate Bill Includes Billions in Cuts 5) Why Having Lots of Feelings Is Good For Your Health 6) Racism Is Part of the Health Care Debate 7) Fitness Blogger Dies After Whipped Cream Dispenser Explodes Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Theresa May Offers Hope for E.U. Citizens After Brexit 2) Why Amazon’s Whole Foods Deal Is Terrifying Food Makers 3) Election Hacking in 2016 Was Worse Than Believed 4) The Republican Health Care Bill Faces Trouble in the Senate 5) Kumail Nanjiani Is theRomantic Comedian We’ve Been Waiting For 6) The Problem With Sega Forever 7) There's more proof that ketamine works for depression 8) Canadian Woman Demands ‘White Doctor’ in Video Captured at Walk-In Clinic Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The White House, Wonder Woman and What to Know About Thucydides 2) 5 Ways Amazon Will Change Whole Foods, According to CEO John Mackey 3) Here’s How Many Health Experts Were Consulted for Trump’s Health Care Reform 4) Andrew Cuomo Just Granted Clemency to a Detained 9/11 Recovery Worker 5) House Democrats Have Questions About Jared Kushner’s Security Clearance 6) Here’s Why Hollywood Will Never Stop Making Spider-Man Movies 7) How Gaslighting Affects Your Mental Health 8) 7 Famous TV Houses You Can Actually Live In Now Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Saudi Arabia Has a New Top Prince 2) Uber Co-Founder Travis Kalanick Has Resigned as CEO 3) Yoga Works as Well as Physical Therapy for Back Pain 4) Republican Wins Georgia 5) Stanley McChrystal: Every American Should Serve For One Year 6) What to Know About Uber’s New In-App Tipping Feature 7) UPS Is Going to Charge You More to Ship Holiday Packages This Year 8) The Supreme Court Will Hear a Major Gerrymandering Case. Here’s What to Know About the Term’s Origins 9) Portland’s Mayor on Protests, Riots and the ‘Missing Middle’ Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why do I hate the sound of my own voice? 2) Is President Trump Under Investigation? Here’s What We Know 3) Flight Attendants Say Angry Passengers Are Creating a Big Safety Problem on Planes 4) The Mexican Border Newspaper That Died With Its Star Reporter 5) Why Transgender People Suffer from ‘ID Anxiety’ 6) London Mosque Attack Comes as Muslim Hate Crimes Surge 7) Gretchen Carlson on Uber, Wonder Woman and Bill Cosby 8) Teens are getting more depressed but using fewer drugs Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 5 Signs We’re in a ‘G-Zero Era’ With No World Leadership 2) The Best Instant Film Cameras You Can Buy Right Now 3) What to Know About the Deadly Crash Near a London Mosque 4) Paul McCartney Turns 75 5) It's official: dog owners walk way more than you 6) Trump Falsely Claims Higher Approval Ratings Than Obama 7) German Chancellor Helmut Kohl Nearly Outlived the Europe He Created 8) Beyoncé and Jay Z Welcome Twins 9) Melinda Gates Shares the Essential Quality She Inherited From Her Father Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Otto Warmbier Made It Out Of North Korea 2) Scenes From the West London High-Rise Fire 3) Meet the Couple Who Got Married in Virtual Reality 4) This Is the Age When You Become ‘Old,’ According to Four Different Generations 5) How I Became a Better Father By Writing a Book 6) Photographer: Why Wildlife Photography Matters in a Post-Truth Era 7) Better Than Elizabeth Taylor? Meet Liu Xiaoqing Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Warriors Beat the Cavs 129-120 to Win the NBA Title 2) France’s Emmanuel Macron Reaps the Benefits of Being the Anti-Trump 3) Dennis Rodman Returns to North Korea 4) Why You Need to Listen to Nancy, a Radically Honest Podcast on LGBTQ Issues 5) 30% of people in the world are obese or overweight 6) 10 Industries Hiring Like Crazy This Summer 7) What Trump’s Rust Belt Supporters Need to Know This Week 8) The 11-Minute Outdoor Workout a Fitness Guru Swears By 9) The Easiest Way to Eat More Vegetables Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) John Oliver Made British Elections Interesting for Americans 2) The Best and Worst Moments of the 2017 Tony Awards 3) The New ‘Kingdom Hearts III’ Trailer Promises Dazzling Battles and Titanic Enemies 4) Why friends may be more important than family 5) The Man Who Invented Hawaiian Pizza Has Died 6) You Asked: What’s the Best Way to Lose 5 Pounds Fast? 7) Theresa May Reshuffles Cabinet Amid Election Fallout 8) Why sleeping in may be dangerous 9) One Year After Pulse 10) Sen. Lindsey Graham: Trump Could 'Go Down' 11) How to Save $1 Million for Retirement — Even If You Start at Age 50 12) Former Twitter CEO Compares Meeting With President Trump to Waterboarding Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The U.K. Election Result Spells Bad News for the E.U., and Brexit 2) A Popular Hair Loss Drug Costs 40% More For Women Than Men 3) 10 Ways to Get Ready for Game of Thrones Season 7 4) Spiro Agnew’s Lawyer: How the Russia Leaks Could Backfire in Court 5) This New Lord of the Rings Game Looks Even Crazier Than the Last 6) 5 Underrated Structures Designed by Famed Architect Frank Lloyd Wright 7) A New Way of Seeing the Apollo Moon Missions 8) 3 Questions We Still Have After James Comey’s Testimony 9) Abby Wambach: I Know What It’s Like to Be Judged for Not Looking Like Other Girls 10) 7 Great Podcasts That Will Teach You Something About Money Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The 6 Big Takeaways from Theresa May's Terrible Night 2) How Russia Won 3) The U.K. Election Has Produced No Clear Winner 4) These Glasses Helped Stop My End-of-Day Headaches 5) These Images Bring Cassini’s Saturn Photos to Life 6) Some People Make Songs. Jack Antonoff Prays For Them. 7) 9 Foods Americans Don’t Eat Much Anymore Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why James Comey’s Testimony Won’t Give All the Answers We Need 2) James Comey Will Testify Today. It's Trump's Moment of Truth 3) Where to Stand at an Event to Meet the Most New People 4) 4 Ways to Crack Down on Hazing at Fraternities 5) How Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn Can Win by Losing the U.K. Election 6) How much weight should you gain during pregnancy? 7) Here's What Amazon Thinks About Apple's New HomePod Speaker 8) Why You Should Be Skeptical About Polls on Impeaching Trump 9) Ed Sheeran Croons with James Corden on a New Carpool Karaoke Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why weight training is ridiculously good for you 2) Theresa May Offers a Limp Rebuke After Trump’s Tirade at London Mayor 3) President Trump's Big Infrastructure Pitch Faces Skepticism 4) Child Marriage Survivor: I Was Introduced to Him in the Morning and Handed Over That Night 5) Why Americans First Started Paying a Separate Tax on Gas 6) Cities, States and Businesses Want to Take the Federal Government's Place on the World Stage 7) This is when babies should start sleeping on their own 8) Theresa May Wants to Regulate Cyberspace After the London Attack. Will the World Follow? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Everything to Know About the Bill Cosby Trial 2) Megyn Kelly Needs to Bring More Fox to Her NBC Show 3) Bernie Sanders Made More Than $1 Million in 2016 4) Zoe Lister-Jones on What Happens When You Only Hire Women Behind the Camera 5) 21 TV Shows You Need to Watch This Summer 6) The 25 Cities Where Millennials Are Moving 7) The 10 Most Shocking Revelations From House of Cards Season 5 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Vladimir Putin Denies He Has Information on Trump 2) French Open Will Have a First-Time Grand Slam Champion 3) 17th Arrest Made in Connection to Manchester Bombing 4) Ariana Grande's Fans Stand Defiant at Benefit Concert 5) Britain Will Overcome Terrorism the Same Way It Always Has 6) Thousands Commemorate the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre in Hong Kong 7) Best Non-Fiction Books of 2017 So Far 8) Why You Should Take Your Kids To a Maker Faire 9) 10 Great Travel Destinations You Can Fly to for Less This Summer 10) 5 weight loss tip from people who have actually done it Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) You Asked: Is Intense Exercise Better for Your Health? 2) Why You Should Get a Prenup Even If You're Young and Broke 3) Mattis Calls North Korea a 'Clear and Present Danger' 4) Vladimir Putin to Megyn Kelly: U.S. Hackers Could Have Framed Russia 5) One Family’s Journey From a Greek Refugee Camp to a New Home 6) Poachers Are Killing America’s Redwoods 7) There’s a Very Subtle Justice League Spoiler at the Beginning of Wonder Woman 8) The Latest Exercise Fad: Storming Normandy Beach on D-Day 9) How probiotics may help depression Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Donald Trump Can't Slow All U.S. Progress on Climate Change 2) Prince William Says He and Harry Wished They Could ‘Protect’ Their Mother 3) A MRSA infection cost me $300,000—and nearly killed me 4) Can We Build a Better Blockbuster? Wonder Woman Points a Way Forward 5) There’s an Easy Way to Save an Extra $100,000 by Retirement 6) When You Should Take a Mental Health Day Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What to Know About the Casino Massacre in the Philippines 2) An Unflappable Sixth-Grader Has Won the National Spelling Bee 3) Einstein’s Theory About Gravitational Waves Was Just Proved Right — Again 4) U.S. to Leave Paris Deal 5) Want to lose weight? You should stop counting calories 6) A Gay Vulture Couple Hatched a Chick Together: ‘They Proved They Can’ Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Theresa May Blew a Huge Lead in the U.K. Election 2) NASA Unveils Historic First Mission to the Corona 3) Household chemicals can harm thyroid function in young girls 4) Hillary Clinton Unloads on What Led to Her Election Defeat 5) The Costs of Leaving the Paris Climate Deal 6) A Highly Contagious Dog Flu Has Hit Florida. Here’s What to Know 7) Trump's Budget Takes U.S. Leadership Backwards 8) My Favorite Headphones Are Finally Wireless Now 9) 5 ways men shape their children's health Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Deportation Fears Silence Some Domestic Violence Victims 2) Here's how to make yourself love exercise 3) Kabul Bombing a Tragic Reminder of the Deteriorating Security Situation in Afghanistan 4) Why This Viral Video of a Newborn Baby ‘Walking’ Is Totally Normal 5) The Creator of Android Just Unveiled a New Smartphone 6) Deadly Blast Rocks Kabul 7) 6 Super-Comfortable Shoe Brands That Business Travelers Love 8) Exercise can help prevent Alzheimer’s disease 9) How a SoulCycle Guru Stays Fit on Vacation Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How to Stare at Screens Without Hurting Your Eyes 2) Panama's Former Dictator Manuel Noriega Dies at 83 3) Tiger Woods Arrested on DUI Charge in Florida 4) Best Podcast Episodes of 2017 So Far 5) How Long Do Eggs Last in Your Fridge? 6) Angela Merkel Stopped Relying on President Trump Only After Failing to Reason With Him 7) This Palm-Sized Drone can be Controlled With Your Hand 8) Many Boomers Face Double Trouble in GOP Healthcare Bill 9) Trump Considering White House Overhaul Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Mattis Says U.S. Using 'Annihilation Tactics' Against ISIS 2) Donald Trump’s Awkward Moments at the NATO Summit, Analyzed by a Body Language Expert 3) Who Loses Disability Benefits in President Trump's Budget 4) The Case for Optimism In These Strange Times 5) Attacks on the Political Press Are Becoming All Too Literal 6) After Manchester Attack, Britain Looks at New Ways to Curb Extremism 7) The Story Behind Brad Pitt’s New Netflix Movie War Machine 8) How We Can Fight Period Stigma Around the World Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Trump: Paris Agreement Decision Coming 'Next Week' 2) The Surprising Costs of Selling a Home Can Easily Top $15,000 3) Vietnam Veteran's Remains Return to U.S. After Decades 4) British Airways Cancels All Flights From Heathrow, Gatwick 5) Boehner Calls President Trump's Term 'Disaster' 6) Did British Authorities Miss Chances to Stop Manchester Bomber? Experts Have Sympathy 7) Why ‘Far Cry 5’ Will Be (Much) More Than Meets the Eye Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How to Use Your Career Failures to Impress Your Job Interviewer 2) Clinton Dumps on Trump 3) Will the Republican Health Care Bill Really Lower Premiums? 4) Gianforte Wins Montana House Seat After Assault Charge 5) The Avocado Toast Millionaire Is Back With More Advice for Millennials 6) The death rate from Alzheimer’s disease is climbing Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 5 World Leaders Less Popular than President Donald Trump 2) What to Know About the Explosion at Ariana Grande's Manchester Concert 3) Here's what skipping breakfast does to your body 4) The 10 Best Southern Weekend Getaways 5) White House Proposes Long-Shot Budget with Deep Spending Cuts 6) The 5 Books Bill Gates Thinks You Should Read This Summer 7) Mitch Daniels: What Community Colleges Do That Universities Don't Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The number-one thing you can do for better sleep 2) Soundgarden Frontman Chris Cornell Dies Age 52 3) Naming Robert Mueller as Special Counsel Restores the Justice Department’s Independence 4) Samira Wiley: The Handmaid's Tale Embodies Feminism 5) This Graphic Shows Why President Trump’s Border Wall Won’t Stop Immigrants From Crossing Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Is Donald Trump Like Richard Nixon? 2) Americans Divided Over James Comey's Firing 3) What You Need To Know About the Ransomware Sweeping the Globe 4) Bill Clinton Highlights Power of Diversity 5) Lindsey Graham: President Trump Shouldn't Tweet 6) Hepatitis C is spiking among young Americans 7) How to Keep Marriage Interesting, According to Debra Winger 8) FBI Chief Interviews Begin 9) Pope Francis Won't Seek to Sway Trump on Policies 10) North Korea Test-Fires Missile Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) A Complete History of Aziz Ansari’s Obsession With Food 2) Unpublished Photos Capture the Lifesaving Role of Nurses in World War II 3) Areva Martin: How I Overcame the Heartbreak of My Son’s Autism Diagnosis 4) New College Grads Could Be Looking at the Highest Starting Salaries Ever 5) The Surprisingly Sad Origins of Mother’s Day 6) Nations Grapple With 'Ransomware' Cyberattack 7) Donald Trump Speaks at Liberty University Commencement 8) Refugee Girls Across the World Remain Hopeful 9) Howard University Sued for Allegedly Failing to Act Promptly on Sexual Assault Reports Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) See Which Cities Eat the Healthiest 2) Most Seniors Flunked a New Retirement Quiz. Could You Do Better? 3) Review: ‘Minecraft’ for Nintendo Switch Is the Best Version Yet 4) Former FBI Agent: James Comey Wasn’t Doing His Job Properly 5) Do Fidget Spinners Really Help With ADHD? Nope, Experts Say Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Jimmy Kimmel Hits Back at Critics Over Health Care 2) My Fidget Spinner Is Helping Break My Smartphone Addiction 3) Ukraine Bans Steven Seagal Over 'National Security' 4) How the White House Learned That Michael Flynn Was 'Compromised' 5) When cancer patients should ask for genetic sequencing Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Hillary Clinton Admits Reliving the 2016 Campaign Is ‘Painful’ 2) These Republicans Are Taking on Climate Change 3) A Timeline of Sexual Harassment Allegations at Fox News 4) Clinton: 'Groups of Men' Stripping Away Women's Rights 5) How scientists think CRISPR will change medicine 6) Here's Microsoft's Answer to Google's Chromebooks and Apple's MacBooks 7) What is Epsom salt, and should you be bathing in it? 8) The 25 Highest-Paying Internships Right Now 9) Black people still aren't living as long as whites: study 10) Cartoonists and Journalists Jailed in Turkey Need Our Help Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) THAAD Anti-Missile System Is Now Operational in South Korea 2) How to Talk Openly With Your Kids About Sex 3) The 25 Best Cities for Job Seekers Right Now 4) President Trump Has Been Good News For Coal-Country Families 5) What It’s Like to Be a Female Lineworker 6) President Trump’s Question About the Civil War Was Answered by Abraham Lincoln in 1865 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Republicans Want to Punish Students Who Shut Down Controversial Speakers on Campus 2) How Batteries Can Help Revolutionize the Energy Sector 3) Thousands to March in May Day Protests Across the U.S. 4) The 6 Biggest Employers in the U.S. Right Now 5) Why a Boss Hired a Team of Part-Time Moms to Run Her Business 6) Taco Bell Is Taking Reservations for Five-Course Dinner Featuring Secret Menu Items 7) Deadly Tornado Tears Through Texas 8) The 5 Best Jokes From the White House Correspondents’ Dinner 9) Here's the Story Behind That "It's Gonna Be May" Meme 10) Joe Biden Heads to New Hampshire as 2020 Speculation Mounts 11) Donald Trump Reflects on the Future of His Presidency 12) The Best Ways To Fall Asleep, According To Science Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Gov. John Kasich: Kim Jong Un Must Be Removed From Power 2) The Ridiculously Easy Way to Boost Your Metabolism 3) How This 29-Year-Old Makes a Living as a Professional Bridesmaid 4) David McCullough: President Trump's Disregard for History Is 'Utter Nonsense’ 5) Pope Francis Wraps Up 2-Day Visit to Egypt 6) Thousands Protest Trump's Climate Policies 7) Trump Touts 'Profound Change' 8) Ayesha Curry Doesn’t Want to Be a Celebrity Chef Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump Isn’t Getting Much Done. But He’s Putting On a Good Show. 2) Dont Let These 4 Fears Keep You From Being a Successful Investor 3) How President Trump’s First 100 Days Stack Up 4) Read the Top 10 Tweets of Trump's First 100 Days 5) Environmentalist: The 4 Worst Things President Trump Has Done to the Environment 6) Why Tai Chi Is as Good for You as CrossFit 7) Nintendo Says It Sold Over 2 Million NES Classics 8) The First 100 Days of President Trump’s Critics Went Surprisingly Well Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) We Need More Role Models for Women in STEM Now 2) You Shouldn’t Get Too Excited About Flying Cars 3) Turkey on a 'Collision Course' With the U.S. After Striking Kurdish Militias 4) Donald Trump and the GOP Still Don't Get Along 5) Activists Try to Turn Anti-Trump Protests Toward 9 Companies 6) The 20 Best Companies for Work-Life Balance 7) Rand Paul Will Teach D.C. College Students About Dystopias 8) How Trump’s Tax Plan Targets Blue State Voters Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why energy drinks are worse for you than soda 2) Pope Francis’ TED Talk Shows His Social Media Skills 3) 'Options' for North Korea 4) The Problem With President Trump's Tax Plan 5) Is coconut oil healthy? 6) Last VCR Manufacturer to Press Stop 7) Republican Moderates Now the Focus of Obamacare Repeal Effort 8) Jonathan Demme Was an Extraordinary Filmmaker and a Lover of Oddball America 9) Only 1% of Female Founders Have Used Venture Capital Money to Fund Their Business Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Author: The Day Israel Banned My Book 2) Trump Is About to Unveil His New Tax Plan. Here Are 3 Questions It Needs to Address 3) 9 Revelations From Caitlyn Jenner's Memoir 'The Secrets of My Life’ 4) There Might Be a Government Shutdown This Week. What’s That? 5) Ivanka Trump’s Booing in Berlin Leaves Angela Merkel Red-Faced 6) Being Socially Awkward Is Actually Awesome, According to Science Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Fewer Americans Think President Trump Keeps His Promises 2) 14 Gifts for the Bicycle-Obsessed Cyclist in Your Life 3) 'Staying Home With Your Kids Doesn’t Make You Anti-Feminist' 4) President Trump Threatened to Withhold Money from Sanctuary Cities. They May Not Lose That Much 5) 9 Real People Explain How They Realized They Needed to Quit Their Job 6) These 10 Major Retailers Might Not Exist in 2018 7) See Beyond the Shadows in North Korea 8) Your Meal Has Way More Salt Than You Think Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How to Keep Your Retirement on Track Even When the Market Stinks 2) Sheryl Sandberg: 'I Dread Father's Day' 3) Countdown to President Trump's 100 Days 4) Find Out If a Robot Will Take Your Job 5) How France Voted to Throw the Bums Out 6) CNN Anchor Says Roger Ailes Sexually Harassed Her 7) CNN Anchor Alisyn Camerota: 'Roger Ailes Did Sexually Harass Me' 8) South Korea: North Could Conduct Nuclear Test Soon Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) In London, French Expats Rally for Presidential Picks Across the Channel 2) 12 healthy food swaps for your favorite refined carbs 3) 'It's About Facts.' Thousands Protest in the Rain at the March for Science 4) President Trump Says ‘Dreamers’ Can ‘Rest Easy’ Because His Administration Is ‘After the Criminals’ 5) American Airlines Suspends Employee After Altercation 6) The Richest Counties in America 7) Here’s How Gas Prices Could Drop by 50% Very Soon 8) Trump Administration Asks Surgeon General To Resign 9) 3 Easy Ways to Make a Difference on Earth Day 10) Review: Oprah Goes Deep in Henrietta Lacks Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) A Lot of Women Are Glad to See Bill O’Reilly Out at Fox 2) Why scientists are partaking in the March for Science 3) Most Americans Are Losing Sleep Over Money Concerns 4) Driving the Chevy Bolt Turned Me Into an Electric Car Believer Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Jessica Valenti Talks Feminism, Politics and Personal Relationships 2) Police Officer Killed in Paris Shooting 3) Macron Gets a Call from Obama as He Tries to Ride Momentum in French Election 4) Here Is the Man Booker International Prize Shortlist 5) Trump's Push for Health Care Plan Could Lead to Shutdown 6) Stop Making These 8 Risky Password Mistakes 7) How Your Work Commute Can Help You Live Longer Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Titan: Jeff Bezos 2) The Icon: Viola Davis 3) The Pioneer: Riz Ahmed 4) The Artist: John Legend 5) John Legend on Why Activism Matters Under President Trump 6) The Story Behind the TIME 100 Covers 7) Margaret Atwood Doesn't Hear Complaints That The Handmaid's Tale Is Unrealistic Anymore 8) Margaret Atwood Doesn't Hear Complaints That ‘The Handmaid's Tale' Is Unrealistic Anymore 9) Cardinal Blase J. Cupich on Pope Francis 10) Gavin Grimm: Battle Over Bathroom Use ‘Should Never Have Happened' 11) RuPaul on Why Identity Shouldn’t Be Taken Seriously, But Loving Yourself Should 12) Gavin Grimm: Battle Over Bathroom Use ‘Should Never Have Happened' 13) RuPaul on Why Identity Shouldn’t Be Taken Seriously, But Loving Yourself Should 14) How We Pick the TIME 100 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This Is the Best Age to Get Married 2) Want America to Be ‘Great’ Again? Pay For It 3) Arkansas Executions: What’s Next for the Inmates Who Were Scheduled to Die 4) Galaxy S8 Review: The Samsung Phone I've Been Waiting For 5) Disgraced Former NFL Star Aaron Hernandez Found Dead in Prison Cell 6) World Leaders On Edge as Trump Weighs Nixing Climate Deal 7) Even Theresa May’s Own Lawmakers Had No Idea About the UK’s Snap Election 8) Ivanka Trump’s Brand Is Thriving, Especially in China Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) U.N. Archives on Nazi War Crimes to Be Made Public 2) Cleveland Facebook Murder Suspect's Ex-Girlfriend: 'He Was a Really Good Guy' 3) President Trump to Order Review of Visa Programs 4) The Best Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund 5) Britain Set for Surprise Election 6) Lady Gaga FaceTimed Prince William to Talk About Mental Health 7) Democrats Hope for a Surprise Win in Georgia Special Election 8) The Girls Finale Felt Like the Best Kind of Series Ending 9) Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN. Proves He’s the Most Important Rapper in America 10) Why Prince Harry Is Talking About His Mother’s Death 11) You’re Not Alone: Here’s How Many Americans Are Waiting Until the Last Minute to File Taxes Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) SNL Simultaneously Slams United Airlines and Pepsi in Single Sketch 2) Up First for New Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch: Church and State 3) Americans Are Making Financial Decisions Based on President Trump 4) The Fate Of The Furious Races Past Global Box Office Record 5) This Central American Mayor Is Battling Criminality With Creativity 6) Erdogan's Referendum Victory Leaves Turkey More Divided 7) Turkish President Erdogan Claims Victory Over Referendum That Greatly Expands His Powers 8) 'We Got Him.' Arrest Made in Unsolved Jogger Murder Case 9) The 25 Most Popular Places to Retire in America 10) Here Are 5 Questions to Ask Your Lawmaker at a Town Hall Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How the Restaurant Industry Is Fighting Trump on Immigration 2) Syrian TV Says Dozens Killed in Blast Near Evacuation Buses 3) Why you should let someone else choose your Tinder photo 4) These Are 3 of the Most Expensive Things You Can Do at Coachella This Year 5) The Surprising Origin of the Word ‘Easter’ 6) A cautionary tale about antibiotics 7) World's Oldest Person Emma Morano Dies at 117 8) North Korea Flaunts Long-Range Missiles in Massive Parade 9) 9 Signs You’re Dealing With a Sociopath Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 4 Tax Myths That Can Really Hurt You 2) How The Fate of the Furious Handles Paul Walker’s Death 3) 'France's Bernie Sanders' Shakes Up Race for President Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Top 5 Countries Where ISIS Gets Its Foreign Recruits 2) Here’s another way gene editing will change medicine 3) The Koch Brothers Are Helping More Immigrants Get Help 4) Twenty Years After Ellen‘s ‘Puppy Episode,’ It Still Feels Ahead of Its Time 5) What Is Single-Payer Healthcare and Why Is It So Popular? 6) The U.S. Just Dropped the ‘Mother of All Bombs’ in Afghanistan. But What Is That? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Climate Change Deniers Celebrate Newfound Influence Under Trump 2) Ahmadinejad Shocks Iran with Return Bid for Presidency 3) Tensions Rise Over North Korea 4) The Golden Gate Bridge Is Getting a Net To Prevent Suicides 5) Aly Raisman Talks Body Confidence, Period Shaming and Sexual Assault 6) Why slow eaters may burn more calories 7) What Americans Will Lose When They Push Immigrants Away: Doctors Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Social Conservatives Make Last-Minute Push to Defund Planned Parenthood 2) President Trump Asked for Border Wall Plans. This Group Suggested a Hyperloop Instead 3) Republicans Survive Election Scare and Narrowly Win Kansas 4) United Debacle Shows Airline Lost Faith in Its Own Business Model 5) United Fiasco: These Are the Airlines Most Likely to Bump You Off a Flight 6) China Urges Trump to Pursue a 'Peaceful' Resolution to North Korea Tensions 7) See Rare Footage of Passover Celebrations After the Holocaust 8) Here’s Why You’re Actually Breaking Out Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Paris Agreement on Climate Change Has Surprising New Supporters 2) Nervous Republicans Look to Kansas Election Tuesday 3) The Story Behind the Viral Photo of a British Woman Smiling at a Far-Right Protester 4) Uber Drivers Aren't Worried About Self-Driving Cars — Yet 5) Elise Jordan: Airstrikes Don't Mean Trump Is Suddenly Compassionate or Strategic 6) Most Doctors' Breast Cancer Advice May Be Out of Date 7) Majority of Voters Want President Trump to Release His Tax Returns 8) 3 Simple Dessert Recipes That Are Rich in Protein 9) Should Overbooking Flights Be Illegal? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The 50 Jobs Where People Retire the Earliest 2) A Haunting Photographic Record of Life in a Nazi Ghetto 3) These 10 Companies Control Everything You Buy 4) Unilateral Action by Trump on North Korea Solves Nothing 5) What it Really Costs to Attend Coachella 2017 6) Florida Gym Suspect Was Fired Just Before Shooting 7) Alec Baldwin Returns to SNL as Trump and O'Reilly 8) L.L. Bean Just Gave This Classic a Makeover 9) Why Did Cannibals Eat Other People? (Hint: It’s Not For the Calories) 10) The Richest Americans Live 10 Years Longer than the Poorest Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Angie's List Pulls Ads From O'Reilly Factor Following Sexual Harassment Accusations 2) U.S. Warns Syria 3) 7 Ways California Is Fighting Trump 4) U.S. Investigating Possible Russian Participation in Syrian Chemical Attack, Officials Say 5) The Best Way to Keep Your Job Search a Secret 6) Syrian Airstrikes Leave Key Questions About President Trump’s Intentions Unanswered 7) 'One Airbase Is Not Enough' 8) What to Know About the Deadly Truck Incident in Stockholm 9) Meet the Woman Behind Merriam-Webster’s Viral Twitter Account 10) What Marijuana Legalization in Canada Could Mean for the United States Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What the Writer of a Play About Antonin Scalia Wants Neil Gorsuch to Know 2) The Evolving Constitutional Power Behind President Trump’s Syria Airstrikes 3) Diane von Furstenberg’s Hero Has Nothing to Do With Fashion 4) The Effort to Repeal Obamacare Is Failing Again. Here’s What That Means for the GOP 5) The 5 Biggest Problems for Presidents Trump and Xi to Tackle 6) 6 Travel Photography Accessories To Bring On Your Next Trip 7) 18 Times Trump Said the U.S. Shouldn't Bomb Syria Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How the World Reacted to the Air Strike 2) Syrian Chemical Attack Tests Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ Policy 3) Meet the Man Who Just Sold Panera Bread for $7.5 Billion 4) U.S. Strikes Syria 5) What to Know About Sarin, the Deadly Nerve Gas Likely Used in Syria 6) This Is What It Took to Retire Early 60 Years Ago 7) Republicans Go 'Nuclear' 8) Less Than Half of White Men Support Trump Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The 50 Jobs Where People Work the Longest 2) Syrian Doctor Says Deadly Nerve Gas in Chemical Attack Almost Certainly Sarin 3) Some Republicans Worry They Will Regret Fight Over Neil Gorsuch 4) Here’s Why So Many People Have Heart Attacks at the Gym 5) The Moments After a Deadly Chemical Attack In Syria 6) Why the Kendall Jenner Pepsi Ad Was Such a Glaring Misstep 7) Here’s How To Be Less Tired After Work Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Gretchen Carlson Wants Women to Close the Wage Gap 2) Cities Move Ahead With Police Reforms Despite Sessions Memo 3) What the NCAA's North Carolina Decision Could Mean for LGBT Rights 4) The Story Behind Melania Trump’s Official Portrait 5) Behind the Nationwide Screening of 1984 6) What to About the Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Bill O’Reilly 7) Cadbury’s ‘War on Easter’ Brings Out the Inner Churchill in Theresa May 8) President Trump Donated $78K to the National Park Service. But That’s Just a Fraction of What He Wants to Cut 9) How Brexit Has Sparked a Fight Over Who Gets Gibraltar Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Nicole Kidman on the Triumph of Women in the Big Little Lies Finale 2) California Senate Passes 'Sanctuary State' Bill 3) Karlie Kloss Wants to ‘Transform the Status Quo’ of Women in Tech 4) Haley Says Syria's Assad Is War Criminal, but U.S. Needs Him 5) Supreme Court Showdown 6) 12 healthy eating hacks 7) How to Get a Free Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Cone Today 8) The Best Ways and Places to Find a Nintendo Switch 9) Iraqi Forces Close In on Great Mosque Where Baghdadi Took ISIS Public Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 20 Video Games We Can’t Wait To Play This Spring 2) Judge: Trump Incited Violence at Campaign Rally 3) What to Expect When China's Xi Jinping Meets President Trump 4) The Best (and Worst) States for Retirement 5) Authorities: Custodian Killed 20 at Shrine in Pakistan 6) Flynn Underreported Income 7) What everyone should know about humidifiers 8) Police Arrest Teen in Sex Assault Streamed on Facebook 9) Recently Discovered Suffragist Documents Shed New Light on Movement 10) Indiana Senator Becomes Third Democrat to Support Gorsuch Nomination 11) You May Be Able to Track Your Seafood Soon Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Bill O'Reilly Brushes Off Sexual Harassment Claims 2) Why Laziness May Be Contagious 3) Drybar Founder Alli Webb Offers Advice to Female Entrepreneurs 4) Public Broadcasters Go Local to Fight Proposed Cuts 5) Review: Scarlett Johansson Is a Haunting Riot Grrrl in Ghost in the Shell 6) Montenegro Joining NATO Is Against U.S. Interests 7) James O’Keefe Says PAC Created in His Name is Fraudulent 8) How Amazon Could Make Alexa (And Her Skills) More Useful Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

As Democrats move closer to filibustering Neil Gorsuch's nomination to the Supreme Court, some conservatives are privately cheering the plan. The filibuster will likely lead Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to trigger the so-called nuclear option and end the use of the filibuster on Supreme Court nominees. In the view of some conservatives, that would leave the Democrats with less leverage when the next opening on the high court comes.

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Trump Is Helping Canada Beat America 2) 12 Jobs That Let You See the World for Free 3) Emmanuel Macron: I'm Not Just a Spoiler for Le Pen 4) 5 Things to Know About the House Freedom Caucus 5) American Infrastructure: Big Ideas From Visionary Thinkers 6) The Climate Change Problem No One Talks About: Anxiety and Depression Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Republicans in Congress Face Big Decisions on Agenda 2) The Trump Administration Still Has a ‘Nuclear Option’ for Killing Obamacare 3) Do You Know How Much Private Information You Give Away Every Day? 4) A French Artist Is Trying to Hatch Eggs With His Body Heat. An Expert Says He Will Likely Kill Them All 5) The Food That Helps You Live Longer 6) What Hollywood Gets Wrong About Female Astronauts and the Reality of Space 7) U.K. Files for E.U. Divorce 8) We Need to Prepare for the Inevitable: When Terrorists Leave Prison Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) ‘This Is the Real America.’ Indian Americans Give the Kansas Bar Shooting Hero $100,000 for a House 2) They Are Among Us. Photographing the UFO Believers 3) Texas A&M's First Gay Student Body President Has a Message for Rick Perry 4) The Best Workout Headphones You Can Buy Right Now 5) The Hidden Risk of Running a Marathon Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This Is the PlayStation 4 Pro Update 4K Wonks Have Been Waiting For 2) Author Sarah Dunn on the Open Marriage Plot Twist in Her New Novel 3) There’s Finally Good News for People With Nut Allergies 4) Trump’s Anti-Climate Crusade Can Still Be Stopped 5) Cyclone Debbie Batters Australia's Northeast 6) How Leggings Became the Most Controversial Pants 7) Not Getting a Big Tax Refund? You’re Actually Doing It Right 8) President Trump Changes Tone on Democrats After Health Care Failure Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 4 Quick Ways To Eat Healthier 2) 11 of the World's Craziest Pizzas 3) 5 Things You Could’ve Spent Your March Madness Pool Money On 4) Civilian Deaths in War on ISIS Reach All-Time High 5) Manhunt After Deadly Cincinnati Nightclub Shooting 6) 7 Things My Husband and I Should Have Discussed Before We Had a Kid 7) Orange Is The New Black's Samira Wiley and Lauren Morelli Are Married 8) United Wouldn’t Let 2 Girls on a Plane Because It Apparently Has a Leggings Ban 9) Trump Creates New White House Office Headed by Jared Kushner 10) How do I cure an upset stomach? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why the Environmental Protection Agency Was Created 2) Canada Took Away a Guy’s Vanity License Plate Because His Name Is Offensive to Women 3) Colorado Has a Plan to Avoid a Marijuana Crackdown by President Trump 4) A New London Exhibition Spotlights the Women Who Survived ISIS 5) The European Union Just Turned 60. Now What? 6) Alcohol Is Good for Your Heart — Most of the Time 7) Author: The Nazis Actually Loved America 8) 5 Things President Trump Says America Doesn’t Know 9) The Republican Health Care Failure Means President Trump's Job Will Only Get Harder 10) Philadelphia Eagles Owner: It’s Time for Washington to Act Like an NFL Team Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How the Republican Health Care Bill Failed 2) Why Theo Epstein and the Cubs Are Fortune’s MVPs This Year 3) This Week Was One Big ‘Still Not Equal!’ Memo to Women 4) This Clever Trick Can Boost Your Credit Score 5) How Many Jobs Will the Keystone Pipeline Actually Create? It Could Be As Few as 35 6) Become a more positive person in 21 days 7) An Unexpected Encounter in Mosul’s Ruins 8) How Devin Nunes' Trip to the White House Broke With Precedent 9) In Life, the Blob from Mars Is Small and Very Scary Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Biggest Obstacle to Repealing Obamacare: Conservatives 2) Scientists Can Reverse DNA Aging In Mice 3) Why All Bathrooms Should Be Gender-Neutral 4) Americans Are Dying With a Lot of Debt 5) Don’t Leave Your Performance Review Without Asking ThisQuestion 6) Everything You Need to Know About the Love Actually Reunion 7) Lawmakers: Boycott Companies That Build Trump's Wall 8) President Trump Faces His First Big Test in Congress Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What to Know About the London Parliament Attack 2) Senators Criticized Each Other at Neil Gorsuch's Hearing 3) History Proves the Dangers of Underfunded Health Programs 4) The Benefits of Being an Older Mother 5) Don't Miss These Key Tax Write-Offs 6) Why Chuck Berry’s ‘Johnny B. Goode’ Is a Rock ’n’ Roll Classic 7) Why There’s a Fight Over What to Call Skim Milk in Florida 8) A Year After Brussels, ‘Her Face Tells Us Much About That Day’ 9) GOP Lawmaker Says Intelligence Was Collected on Members of Trump Transition 10) Bumble Bee Species Is Now Officially Endangered 11) The Most Polluted Places in America 12) Gorsuch Avoided Drama During Second Day of Confirmation Hearings Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The White House Just Denounced ‘Ramspecking.’ What’s That? 2) North Korea Conducts a Failed Missile Test 3) President Trump Thinks America Doesn’t Know Abraham Lincoln Was a Republican 4) President Trump Praised Both Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay. They Hated Each Other 5) Supermarkets Keep Slashing Prices and It’s Not Working 6) How to Lose Weight and Keep It Off 7) Infant Deaths Continue to Drop in the U.S. 8) How One War Veteran Uses Photography to Manage his PTSD 9) A Mom Explains Why She's Moving Her Family to Australia — Away From President Trump 10) Camille Paglia: Women Aren’t Free Until Speech Is 11) Fear and Frustration Continue One Year After Belgium’s Worst Terror Attack Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The World's Best Cities for Food 2) Trump Boom or Trump Bubble? How to Cash In on the Rally Either Way 3) Personal Devices Banned on Certain Overseas Flights to U.S. 4) Macron and Le Pen Clash in French Presidential Debate 5) President Trump's Worst Nightmare 6) Neil Gorsuch Defends His Record at Confirmation Hearing 7) University Commemorates Remains of Likely Slaves 8) Ibtihaj Muhammad: I Fear President Trump’s ‘Campaign of Terror’ Against American Ideals 9) Norway Is Happiest Country in the World. What’s the Secret? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Some Silicon Valley Women Are Trying to Solve Sexism 2) Here’s When Your Favorite Netflix Shows Will Premiere in 2017 3) Trump Wants to Revitalize Infrastructure. But His Budget Could Make It Worse 4) Beauty and the Beast Has Always Had a Feminist Message 5) The Story Behind the First AIDS Drug 6) Trump Vents Over North Korea 7) Networking Site Meetup Wants to Coordinate Trump Resistance 8) A Look Back Through the Life of Rock 'n' roll Legend Chuck Berry's Life Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 12 Ways the New Beauty and the Beast Is Different From the Original 2) Women on Wall Street Face Harsher Punishment Than Men for Misconduct 3) President Trump Says the U.S. 'Must Be Paid More' to Defend Germany 4) Man Killed After Trying to Grab Paris Airport Soldier’s Gun 5) The Secret Service Stopped Someone Who 'Jumped' a Bike Rack, White House Says 6) Tillerson Urges China-U.S. Cooperation on North Korea 7) Food Poisoning vs. Stomach Flu: How to Tell the Difference 8) Meals on Wheels Sees Donations Surge After President Trump’s Proposed Budget Cuts 9) Meet the Iraqi Firefighters Battling ISIS’ Oil Fires Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here’s Who Wins March Madness In the Classroom 2) How the Venom Spinoff Could Change the Spider-Man Universe 3) Three People Are Nearly Blind After Getting a Stem Cell Treatment 4) Trump Administration Seeks Sheriffs' Help With Deportations 5) Americans Are Switching From Beer to Pot 6) Donald Trump's Best Legal Strategy May Be an Apology 7) Why an Early Spring Is Bad News for Your Health 8) Nintendo Plans to Double Switch Production 9) Donna Brazile: Russian DNC Narrative Played Out Exactly As Hoped Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 6 Gadgets to Help Simplify Your Life 2) Creators of Play That Ivanka Trump Saw With Justin Trudeau Want to ‘Bridge the Divide’ 3) One More Way Homeownership Has Gotten More Expensive 4) President Trump Wants to Kill This Clean Energy Program Even Though It Has Bipartisan Support 5) Why the Dutch Election Doesn’t Mean Populism Is Dead in Europe 6) Dutch Voters Rejected Populism, But Will the Rest of Europe? 7) Moderate Republicans Are Trying to Make the GOP Health Care Bill More Generous 8) Bill Gates: Cutting Foreign Aid Makes America Less Safe 9) Petition to Strip Congress of Health Subsidies Nears 500,000 10) Here's Where President Trump Wants to Cut the Most 11) Beauty and the Beast Is Wonderfully Out of Step With the Times Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why It's So Hard to Save Coral Reefs 2) This Is One of the Best Point-and-Shoot Cameras You Can Buy 3) President Trump Blasts 'Unprecedented Judicial Overreach' by Courts Blocking Travel Ban 4) Dutch Leader Claims Victory Over 'Wrong Kind of Populism' 5) These Are America’s Best Doughnuts 6) 5 Things We Still Don't Know About Trump's Tax Returns 7) The Noise That Improves Your Sleep 8) This Controversial Tax on High Earners Is Key to Understanding Trump’s Leaked 2005 Returns Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 7 Signs of a Nervous Breakdown 2) Trump Puts His Name on Buildings and Steaks, But Not Health Care Bill 3) The Hunt for America's Last Living Nazis 4) The Best Travel Credit Cards for 2017 5) YouTube Star JonTron Under Fire for Controversial Comments on Race and Immigration 6) Polls Open in Dutch Election That Is Seen as a Test for European Populism 7) What to Know About Iron Fist, Netflix’s Newest Marvel Superhero 8) More Than Half of People Who Got Obamacare Tax Credits Are Represented by Republicans 9) The Man on the Bed 10) French Presidential Candidate Under Formal Investigation 11) Mom: Medicaid Was the Only Insurance That Tried to Save My Daughter Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Netherlands Warily Takes Center Stage as a Pivotal Election Nears 2) The 10 Most Addictive Foods and How to Stop Eating Them 3) U.N. Warned That Myanmar May Be Trying to Expel the Rohingya Population Entirely 4) Kong Is King of Weekend Box Office 5) Why Ivanka Trump Clothing Is Presenting a Major Closet Conflict For Women 6) Myanmar's Rohingya Camps Feel Ever More Permanent Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This Man Planned the Most Efficient (and Epic) Way to See All of the Lower 48 States 2) Turkish President Intensifies European Nations Dispute 3) 'Lot of Shoes to Drop' 4) How Violent Protests at Middlebury and Berkeley Became a Warning for Other Schools 5) The U.S. Troop Presence in Syria Is at Its Highest Ever. But Now What? 6) John Kasich: Bipartisan Support Needed For Health Reform 7) 7 Gadgets To Brew Your Own Beer This St. Patrick’s Day 8) Read Alexander Hamilton's Love Letter to Eliza Schuyler Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why Deportation Could Mean Death for Some Refugees 2) How You Should Handle Your Finances Before You Turn 30 3) The Best Media Streaming Devices You Can Buy Right Now 4) How Daylight Saving Time Hurts Your Health 5) 13 Times The Simpsons Accurately Predicted the Future 6) Taking Uber Is Cheaper Than Driving in 8 Cities 7) Intruder Arrested on White House Grounds: Secret Service 8) Ivanka Trump’s Fashion Brand Saw a Major Online Sales Spike in February 9) U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara Says He Was Fired By Justice Department After Refusing to Resign 10) Muhammad Ali Jr. Detained Again at Airport Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Manufacturers Say They’re Already Seeing a ‘Trump Bump.’ But It’s Not That Simple 2) Gretchen Carlson: How Arbitration Clauses Allow Sexual Harassment to Continue 3) Here's to Know About the Hindu Festival of Holi 4) Here's how much sex you should have each week 5) Why So Many People Hate Scented Products 6) Sophie Turner Says Game of Thrones Rape Scene Inspired Her to Advocate for Survivors 7) One Country Is Making Sure All Employers Offer Equal Pay to Women 8) Anne Hathaway on Why She Became a U.N. Ambassador on Paid Parental Leave 9) Review: Kong: Skull Island Is Grand, Nutty and Visually Splendid Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Latest Victim of Uber’s Disruption May Be Itself 2) Lord Ashcroft: 8 Keys to Understanding the Trump Administration 3) A Chemical Turned a Canadian Town's Water Pink 4) Should I Worry About Flu Vaccine Side Effects? 5) Lottery Winners on Medicaid Targeted in New GOP Health Care Plan 6) Trump Hotels Are Getting Hammered With Horrible Online Reviews 7) Trump Allies Fear a 'Deep State' Against Him 8) How Descendants of a Slave and a Supreme Court Justice Righted a 160-Year-Old Wrong 9) Harvard Law School: No LSAT? No Problem. Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why ‘The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’ Reminds Me of a 27-Year-Old Game 2) These Are the Happiest and Healthiest Cities in America 3) The GOP Health Care Plan Will Give the Rich a Big Tax Break 4) Access to Most Effective Birth Control Could Save $12 Billion a Year: Study 5) Women’s March Organizer: This Is Why We Strike 6) These Rare Examples of Early Photography in China Captured a Disappearing World 7) Grand Old Problems 8) A Statue of a Defiant Girl Is Staring Down The Wall Street Bull on International Women’s Day 9) Can North Korea Actually Hit the U.S. With a Nuclear Missile? 10) New Palestinian Envoy to U.S. Welcomes Trump Call for 'Ultimate' Peace Deal Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Review: The Americans Hits New Heights in Season 5 2) 7 Weird Ways to Make Allergies More Bearable 3) 5 Weirdest Things to Buy for Under $20 at Amazon Right Now 4) Meet the Organizers Behind the Upcoming Worldwide Women’s Strike 5) Congress Can Remove Donald Trump From Office Without Impeaching Him 6) 50 Years Ago This Week: Henry Luce and the End of an Era 7) If Trump's Medicare Chief Is Approved, Be on Your Best Behavior Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) U.S. Moves Parts of Missile Defense System to South Korea 2) Kim Escalates Malaysia Row 3) 5 Things to Know Now About the GOP’s Obamacare Replacement Plan 4) These Are the Top 10 Most Expensive Places in the World to Live 5) Gavin Grimm's Fight for Transgender Rights: 'I'm in it For the Long Haul' 6) 97-Year-Old Twins Die After Falling in Freezing Weather. ‘They Came Into Life Together and They Died Together’ 7) 5 Essential Instagram Features You May Not Know About 8) The 5 Key Players in the Battle for Mosul 9) How the Government Can Help Prevent Your Makeup From Harming You 10) GOP Wants Trump’s Evidence Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) North Korea Tests China’s Patience with Missile Launches During Its Biggest Political Gathering 2) How Logan’s Young Heroine Could Save the X-Men Franchise 3) Creative Ideas for All of Your Leftover Wine Corks 4) Clashes at Trump Rallies 5) I'm a White Christian Man and I'm Acknowledging My Privilege for Lent Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Review: Feud Is a Bonfire of Vain Biddies 2) Obama Disputes Wiretap Claims 3) Space Tourist Richard Garriott to SpaceX Moon Travelers: Get Ready for a ‘Profoundly Life-Changing’ Ride 4) Malaysia Expels North Korean Ambassador Over Killing 5) U.S. Will Temporarily Suspend Expedited Processing for H-1B Visas 6) Supporters Gather for ‘March 4 Trump’ Rallies Around the U.S. 7) Conservative Writer Charles Murray Slams Middlebury Students Who Shut Down His Talk 8) What to Know About Juan Thompson, the Man Accused of Threatening Jews to Frame His Ex-Girlfriend 9) Inside the Rallies Supporting President Trump 10) Pence's Email Problem Is Not Like Clinton's Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Can X-Men’s Wolverine Actually Die? 2) Americans Might Have to Get a Visa for Europe 3) Texas ‘Wrongful Birth’ Bill Advances to the State Senate 4) Is the Adult Coloring Book Trend Coming to an End? 5) Banksy Opens Dystopian Hotel Near Bethlehem Separation Wall 6) Jeff Sessions Recused Himself. So Who’s in Charge of Trump Investigations Now? 7) This Small Hungarian Town Has Banned ‘Gay Propaganda’ to Become a Far-Right Refuge 8) In Memoriam: David Rubinger, Israel’s Iconic Photographer, Has Died 9) These Coders Are Fighting to Protect Abortion Rights 10) 5 Hidden Snapchat Tricks 11) What Scott Kelly Discovered During His Year in Space Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What to Know About the Jeff Sessions-Russia Controversy 2) Now You Know: Why Is ‘Teatime’ in the Afternoon? 3) Michael Jackson’s ‘Neverland’ Ranch Just Got a Lot Cheaper 4) Oprah Explains How Donald Trump Made Her Reconsider Running for President 5) Citizens Hope To Make a Difference at China's Top Political Meet-Up 6) Uber Is Facing a Leadership Crisis That Could Cause Lasting Damage 7) How Stephen Colbert Is Using Politics to Set the Agenda for Late-Night TV 8) Trump's Inaugural Pastor Creates 'Safe Haven' for Immigrants Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Behind the Picture: The First Woman to Fly with a U.S. Combat Crew Over Enemy Soil 2) Kellyanne Conway Meme Illustrates How Political Commentary Works Now 3) President Trump’s Speech Was Given at a Seventh-Grade Reading Level 4) Ariana Grande Says She Doesn’t Need a Relationship to Complete Her 5) Elon Musk’s Moon Mission Is Exciting, Audacious… and Iffy 6) The U.S. Runs Its Own Airline For Deportations. Here’s How Much It Costs Taxpayers 7) 'What I Learned From Applying to The Bachelor' 8) Trump's Toughest Sales Pitch Was to His Own Party 9) François Fillon Battles On in French Presidential Race as Scandal Intensifies 10) The 20 Tech Accessories Everybody Should Have Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Story Behind an Iconic and Sultry Portrait of Elizabeth Taylor 2) See Photos of the Polar Bear's Diminished Habitat Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Conservatives Threaten to Torpedo Obamacare Repeal 2) Trump Hopes for a Reset 3) The Best Picture Mix-Up Was More Than Just Awkward. It Did a Disservice to Moonlight. 4) Why Men Are Much Worse At Being Sick Than Women 5) How New Orleans Became Mardi Gras Central 6) How Much (And Who) Should You Be Tipping? 7) How 3 of Donald Trump’s Executive Orders Target Communities of Color 8) Liberian Ebola Fighter, a TIME Person of the Year, Dies in Childbirth 9) Amazon Wants the Echo to be Capable of Recognizing Your Voice 10) Grandmother Is Deported From U.K. Despite Being Married to British Citizen for 27 Years 11) Meet the Woman Who Started the Ivanka Trump Merchandise Boycott Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) A Roundup of Every Political Moment at the 2017 Oscars 2) Review: A Lively Oscars Show Ended With a Bang 3) How These 6 Instagram Photographers Got a Million Followers 4) Bill Paxton Was One of TV’s Great Patriarchs 5) Perez Pledges Unity 6) Gitmo Ex-Detainee Dies as ISIS Fighter After $1 Million Payout Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Democrats Pick New Chair 2) The FBI Talked to the White House About Its Russia Probe. That Was Probably Against the Rules 3) The 9 Cocktail Recipes Everyone Should Memorize 4) 31 Artists You Didn’t Know Are Super Close to an EGOT 5) Should You Buy the Nintendo Switch? Here’s How to Decide 6) What's Next in the Grassroots Fight Against President Trump 7) A Girl With Cerebral Palsy Was Denied Her Service Dog at School. The Supreme Court Sided With Her Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Despotic Dynasty: A Family Tree of North Korea's Kim Clan 2) Gretchen Carlson: The Time Is Now for Women to Run for Office 3) Why It’s So Hard to Investigate Recent Anti-Semitic Threats 4) The Surprising Reason You Should Live Near Your Parents 5) How Trump’s Deportation Crackdown Could Sink El Salvador Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Nintendo Switch Appears To Be Everything We Hoped For 2) Caitlyn Jenner: Trump's Transgender Rollback Is a 'Disaster' 3) President Trump Forces a Reckoning Among Conservatives 4) These 3 Counties Could Have Flipped the 2016 Election for Hillary Clinton 5) You Asked: Does Washing My Clothes Kill All the Germs? 6) The Unseen Threat to America: We Don’t Leave Our Hometowns 7) Candice Wiggins Says WNBA Is Toxic: ‘My Spirit Was Being Broken’ 8) The 25 Most Powerful Passports in the World Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Conservative Grassroots Faces a Crisis at Annual Gathering 2) Inside the Cinematography of the Oscar-Nominated Movie 'Arrival' 3) Jewish Families Heartbroken Over Cemetery Vandalism Find Comfort in Muslim Supporters 4) Ready to Retire? Better Ask Yourself These 3 Questions First 5) What to Know About NASA’s Big Announcement 6) Instagram Just Added a Feature You’ll Either Love Or Hate 7) President Trump Is Rolling Back Guidelines That Protected Transgender Students Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Hong Kong Former Leader Jailed For Misconduct 2) How Much Your Commute Is Costing You 3) Here Are the Health Benefits of Pilates 4) Bring Your Smartphone Photos To Life With a Portable Printer 5) This Is Why You Haven’t Found a Job You Love 6) No, President Trump Isn't Going to Eliminate the EPA. But He Might Do This 7) How to Raise a Daughter in the Trump Era 8) Ava DuVernay on Her Oscar-Nominated Documentary 13th and Resistance Through Art 9) For Thousands Across the U.S., It Was 'Not My President's Day' Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How To Make a Healthy Meal That Keeps You Full 2) Is running good or bad for your knees? 3) It’s Now Nearly Impossible to Find Donald Trump Products at Full Price 4) 100+ Fired After Joining 'Day Without Immigrants' Protests 5) Donald Trump's Demands on NATO Spending Are Driving a Wedge Into Europe 6) How the Webseries ‘Brown Girls’ Offers a Voice to Queer Women of Color 7) People Who Fear Deportation Under President Trump Are Fleeing to Canada for Asylum 8) Here’s What Warren Buffett Is Betting On Now Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here’s Everything We Already Know About Star Wars: The Last Jedi 2) These 5 Condiments Don’t Need to Be Refrigerated 3) How Historians Rank America’s Presidents 4) The Scientific Reason Why Married People Are Healthier 5) There’s No Such Thing as a National Presidents’ Day Holiday 6) President Trump Held a Re-Election Rally After Just a Month on the Job 7) President Trump Will Interview 4 Potential National Security Advisors 8) How The Good Fight Was Rewritten to Be a Show About the Trump Era 9) Now's a Great Time to Buy a Virtual Reality Headset 10) How Trump’s Tweets Have Changed Since He Became President 11) Angelina Jolie and Her Kids Enjoyed a Movie With Cambodian Royalty Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Ava DuVernay: ‘I Don’t Have to Approach Film Like a Man Would’ 2) How America’s Allies Are Faring in President Trump’s World 3) The Mar-a-Lago Club Was a ‘Winter White House’ Even Before Trump Got There 4) Richard Haass: This Is What President Trump Must Do About Russia 5) Republicans Brace for Town Hall Protests About President Trump Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The World’s Oceans Are Losing Oxygen. Here’s Why That’s a Big Problem 2) Another Donald Trump Failure: Not Calling White Supremacy ‘Terrorism’ 3) Wage Gap Exists Even Among Top Graduate 4) Immigration Agents Arrested Men Outside a Church. But Officials Say It Was Just a Coincidence 5) A Burger King Employee Was Fired for Stealing 50 Cents of Food. She Won $46,000 in Court 6) U.S. Wrestlers in Iran Practice Hands-On Diplomacy 7) Americans Are Still Stressed About the Election 8) Why Apple Isn't Building an Amazon Echo Rival 9) Trump Triest to Reset His Presidency 10) Noah Hawley’s Uncanny Vision Is the Future of Television Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia‘s Sharp Take on Coming Out Is Perfect for 2017 2) Why ADHD Isn’t Due to Bad Parenting 3) The Government Purged Animal Welfare Data. So This Guy Is Publishing It 4) Online Retailers Are Slashing Prices on Ivanka Trump Merchandise 5) Even One of London’s Smallest Houses Still Costs $750,000 6) Top Trump Advisor Denounces Claims of Friction in West Wing 7) The EU's Chief Executive on Trump's 'Highly Unfriendly' Praise for Brexit Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump's Pick for Labor Secretary Andy Puzder Bows Out 2) Michael Flynn’s Resignation Has People Talking About the Logan Act. Who Was Logan? 3) The Surprisingly Effective Way to Lose Weight 4) George Takei Warns President Trump Is Repeating a Dark Time in History 5) What Science Says About Your Breakfast 6) Inside a Congo Hospital: ‘When I Sing, the Bad Memories Disappear’ 7) Pretty Little Liars Star Troian Bellisario: Why I'm Fighting for Gun Safety Laws 8) The Surprising History Behind America’s Stand Your Ground Laws Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) We Tried '1-2-Switch,' Nintendo's Party Game for the Switch Console 2) Everyone Thought This Ancient Reptile Only Laid Eggs. They Were Wrong. 3) How to Deal With Work Stress 4) Banks Want You to Start Using Your Cellphone Instead of an ATM Card 5) White House: President Trump Fired Michael Flynn 6) Why Olive Oil Is So Good for the Heart 7) The Christians of Iraq and Syria Fighting to Keep the Faith in the Middle East Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Desperate Chinese Snap Up Dubious 'Anti-Pollution' Products 2) Flynn Departure Rocks White House 3) Beyoncé’s Grammy Snub Isn’t Just an Oversight—It’s a Real Problem 4) This Is What Motto Editors Want for Valentine’s Day 5) How the Valentine's Day Heart Got Its Shape 6) Trump Administration's Deportation Raids Spark Fear 7) Why Snowstorms Are Bad for Your Heart 8) Netflix Reveals That Nearly Half of All Couples Cheat — When it Comes to TV Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Even Adele Wanted Beyoncé to Win at the Grammys 2) Kim Boasts of 'Successful' Ballistic Missile Test 3) These 5 Keyboards Can Make Your Workday So Much Better 4) The 5 Candidates in the Battle Royale for French President 5) 10 Romantic Bars for the Perfect Valentine’s Date Night 6) Ten Democratic Senators Face a Tough Vote on Neil Gorsuch 7) 7 Tips for Keeping Your Sanity When You Work from Home 8) Legendary Jazz Singer Al Jarreau Dies at 76 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How BDSM Can Help Save Your Relationship 2) The 10 Best Valentine's Day Gifts for Her 3) The Massive Influence of a Little Show Called Girls 4) Grammys 2017: Everything You Need to Know Before the Show 5) Mayors of Paris, Sydney, Mexico City: Tolerance Equals Strength 6) Immigration Raids 7) See the Valentine’s Day Cards That Changed How Americans Express Their Love 8) Retailers Are Now Slashing Prices on Ivanka Trump Products 9) Here’s How to Completely Remove Politics From Your Facebook Feed 10) President Trump Pledges to Negotiate a Lower Cost for His $21.6 Billion Border Wall Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) See the Far-reaching Impact of Beyoncé’s Lemonade 2) The 9 Best Valentine's Day Gifts for Him 3) Trump Said He Wants to Deport Criminals. This Arizona Woman's Crime Was Getting a Job 4) Advocate: The Trump Administration Is Wrong to Say Waiting 120 Days Won't Hurt Refugees 5) Trump Wants to Know Whether a Strong Dollar Is Better Than a Weak One. Here's the Answer 6) Syria's Assad Brushes Off Amnesty Report on Prison Executions as 'Fake News' 7) A Filibuster on a Supreme Court Nomination Is So Rare It's Only Worked Once 8) Michelle Obama Is Coming to a Reality Show Near You 9) You Can Finally Listen to Prince’s Biggest Hits on Spotify 10) President Trump Says His Travel Ban Will Win. But His Staff Might Rewrite It Anyway Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Shakira: America Must Protect All Our People 2) Why Every Man Should Have This Wallet With a Secret Trick 3) Most Undocumented Immigrants Live in 20 Urban Areas 4) Big Sean on His New Album ‘I Decided.’ and Why Working with Eminem Is an ‘Honor’ 5) 10 Easy Ways to Cut Calories 6) These Are the 7 Best Wireless Headphones Under $100 7) Ted Cruz Congratulated a Woman With MS. Her Reaction: ‘What Did He Just Say?’ 8) The Fistfight Behind the Rule That Silenced Elizabeth Warren 9) Cat Marnell: Inside My Drug-Fueled Days as a Magazine Beauty Assistant 10) 11 Insanely Cool Job Perks You Wish Your Office Had Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Elizabeth Warren Rebuked by GOP for Quoting MLK's Widow During Sessions Hearing 2) What to Know About the 3 Judges Ruling on Trump's Immigration Order 3) Here’s What the Organizers of the Women’s March Are Up to Next 4) How Just 15 Minutes in Nature Can Make You Happier 5) How Legion Is Different From Other Superhero Shows 6) Will Education Secretary Pick Betsy DeVos Make the Grade? 7) 'I Don't Feel Accepted in the White House.' New England Patriot Takes Stand Against Trump 8) 50 Years Ago This Week: Japanese Culture of the 1960s 9) Syrian Refugees in Greece Are Moving Out of Camps, and Into a New Kind of Limbo Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) These 8 Toys Can Make Your Kids Smarter 2) There Are More Girls Living in Poverty Today Than in 2007 3) Advocates Threaten to Sue Over Purged Animal Data 4) The Best Way to Disagree, According to Science 5) Here Are Some Healthy, Fast Weeknight Dinners 6) France's Election Is Becoming a Battle of Two Insurgents 7) Is it ok to eat bacon? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Facebook Understands What's in Your Photos 2) How Coffee Might Slow Aging 3) Federal Judge Denies President Trump's Appeal to Restore Travel Ban 4) These 5 Countries Prove the Refugee Crisis Isn’t Just About the Middle East 5) Behind the Scenes of Puppy Bowl XIII Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Homeland Security Suspends ‘All Actions’ Related to Implementing President Trump’s Travel Ban 2) How to Watch Super Bowl 2017 Online for Free 3) Protesters at Historic Stonewall Inn Show LGBT Solidarity With Immigrants and Refugees 4) Don’t Give Up on Your Fitness Resolution 5) Don’t Expect Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl Halftime Show to Be Political 6) Trump Attacks 'Ridiculous' Ruling 7) Pence: Gorsuch Will Join SCOTUS 'One Way or the Other' 8) One Quarter of College Grads Are Overqualified for Their Jobs 9) 5 Times President Trump Probably Just Tweeted What He Saw on TV 10) A Federal Judge Has Temporarily Blocked President Trump's Travel Ban Nationwide 11) How Trump’s Presidency Could Become a Dividing Line in the Middle East Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Caitlyn Jenner Shares Message of Support for Transgender Texas Mayor: ‘I'm So Happy for Her’ 2) 60,000 Visas Canceled After Travel Ban: State Dept. 3) Another Poll Found President Trump’s Approval Rating Is Historically Low 4) A Portrait Expert Analyzes Beyoncé’s Pregnancy Photos 5) 5 Ways You May Be Fooling Yourself About Your Retirement Plan 6) Sens. Tim Kaine and Tom Harkin: Betsy DeVos Is the Wrong Choice 7) Belgian Prime Minister: E.U. Shouldn't be 'Naive' in Brexit Talks 8) Adam Lambert on Touring With Queen, the Future of Pop Music and Gay Culture 9) In Avdiivka, Ukrainians See Surge in Fighting as Putin Testing Trump Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Found: A Lost Continent! (Really) 2) Why You Don’t Have to Switch Companies to Get Ahead in Your Career 3) How Camping Helps You Sleep Better 4) Trump's Threat Would Cut Over Half of Berkeley's Research Funding 5) Green Card Holders Fear Leaving U.S. Under Trump 6) 'Don't Delete Uber Over Protest Surge Pricing — Yet' 7) The White House Has Put Iran 'on Notice' 8) Trump Criticizes 'Dumb' Refugee Deal with Australia After Angry Call with Prime Minister 9) You Asked: Should I Use a Foam Roller? Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) One of China’s Richest Billionaires Has Mysteriously Disappeared 2) Moonlight Filmmaker Barry Jenkins on the Bittersweet Feeling of Being a First 3) Women in Government Are Leading the Fight Against President Trump’s Executive Orders 4) Law Professor: Sorry, Neil Gorsuch. The Supreme Court Vacancy Was Already Filled 5) How Immigration Helped the United States Get Its First Subway System 6) President Trump’s Immigration Order Could Harm the Fight Against Domestic Terror 7) One Millennial Money Habit That All Retirees Should Adopt Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Will the Democrats Stop Gorsuch? 2) A Brief History of Ricky Gervais as an 1980s Pop Sensation 3) 'Woman Dies' After Trump's Order Prevents Her Return to U.S. 4) Bush EPA Chief 'Worried' About Agency Under Scott Pruitt 5) How a Photo of Jewish and Muslim Kids Protesting President Trump Went Viral 6) Rep. Barbara Lee: Hyde Amendment Is 'Blatant Discrimination' 7) Syrian Immigrants Help Make America Great. Don’t Turn Them Away 8) Warning: Your Free TSA PreCheck Is About to Disappear 9) Inside Bill Belichick’s Relationship With the Navy Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Iran’s Rouhani Left Exposed by Trump’s Travel Ban 2) Meet the People Who Quit Their Jobs Because of Donald Trump 3) AARP President: Paul Ryan’s Medicare Plan Could Hurt Seniors 4) White House Tells Dissenters in State Department: 'Get With the Program' or Quit 5) Upgrading To These Headphones Was a Musical Revelation 6) Today Is the Last Day to Sign Up for Obamacare 7) President Trump Has Not Yet Chosen a Science Advisor 8) Violent Crime Is On the Rise in U.S. Cities 9) Here’s Where Donald Trump’s Supreme Court Picks Stand on Abortion 10) Why Federer-Nadal Was Just What We Needed Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump Orders Review of Strategy to Fight ISIS 2) Why Doomsday Is Closer Than You Think 3) 'Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor': The Story Behind the Statue of Liberty’s Famous Immigration Poem 4) Jorge Ramos: Donald Trump's Wall Is Totally Useless 5) Where to Watch All of This Year’s Oscar-Nominated Movies 6) White House Defends Implementation of President Trump's Refugee, Visa Order 7) Prepare for the Apocalypse With These 10 ‘Prepper’ Gadgets Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Story Behind a Viral Message About the Holocaust and Refugees 2) This 7th Grader Wants to Send All the Young Girls in Her City to See Hidden Figures 3) Republicans Are Starting to Worry About 'Trumpcare' 4) Trump Says He Will Prioritize Christians in Refugee Policy 5) Inside Mike Pence's Private Meeting with March for Life Leaders 6) The British Prime Minister Tried to Rein in President Trump 7) The Scientific Reason to Tell the Truth 8) A Dog's Purpose Is More Than the Sum of Its Scandals 9) Human Muscle Cells Are Growing Inside of a Pig 10) The CEO of Starbucks Explained Why Lines Have Been So Long 11) Star Trek Fans Will Love Amazon's Newest Echo Feature 12) Angela Merkel’s New Challenger On the Left May End Up Helping the German Right Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why Trump Will Lose His War on Science 2) Mary Tyler Moore showed how to live well with type 1 diabetes 3) Miss Universe Pia Wurtzbach: Why I Stand Up for LGBTQ Rights in the Philippines 4) The Italian Far-Right Populist Who Might Be Trump's Biggest Fan 5) Trump Says Mexico Could Pay for Border Wall Through Tax Reform Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Nobody Wants to Be a Refugee 2) What to Know About Trump's Immigration Orders 3) Top North Korean Defector Says Kim's Days Are 'Numbered' 4) Obamacare Repeal: The Big Difference Between ‘Access’ and ‘Coverage’ 5) Pigskin Pups Get Ready for the Puppy Bowl 6) President Trump’s Other Big Supreme Court Decision 7) Why You Should Give the Apple Watch Another Chance 8) I Lost My Job, My Relationship and My Savings — And This Is How I Found My Way Back 9) The Mary Tyler Moore Show Depicted Ambition at Its Best Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Beijing Warns U.S. to 'Act Cautiously' Over South China Sea 2) Democrats Are Trying to Divide Trump From the GOP 3) 'We Will Build The Wall' 4) The Dark Side of Breast Cancer Treatment 5) The British Party Leader Leading the Charge Against Brexit 6) A Homegrown Japanese Sumo Champion at Last 7) Democratic Congressman: Obamacare Repeal Is a Money-Grab for the Already Rich 8) Wall Street Is Trying to Kill a Rule Protecting You From Bad Investing Advice Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) A Key Judge in Brazil's Graft Scandal Died in a Plane Crash. Few Think It's an Accident 2) The Case Against Whole Wheat Bread 3) Every Nintendo Switch Launch Game We Know About So Far 4) Europe’s Far-Right Leaders Unite at Dawn of the Trump Era 5) 50 Years Ago This Week: Worry Over Climate Change Has Already Begun 6) Democrats Must Unite, Then Take the Country Back 7) Here’s Everything Donald Trump Has Done So Far as President Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Damascus Suburb That Could Be the Next Front in Syria's War 2) Tom Brady Plots Revenge at the 51st Super Bowl 3) How to Survive on Less Sleep 4) This Smart Lock Will Make You Actually Want a Smart Lock 5) How the Women's March United Women of All Stripes 6) Ta-Nehisi Coates Is Expanding the Black Panther Universe with The Crew 7) Conway Defends Falsehoods as 'Alternative Facts' 8) The Reason Why Abortion Rates Are Dropping 9) How Cheap Internet Access Could Be SpaceX’s Secret Weapon Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Trump Wrongly Accused the Media of Lying About His Inauguration Crowd Size 2) What the Women Who Marched on Washington Plan to Do Next 3) Trump Gets OK to Hire Son-in-Law 4) Pioneering Photographs of Gay Life in the 1960s 5) How James McAvoy and Split Mark a New Chapter for M. Night Shyamalan 6) 3 Secrets to a Comfortable Retirement 7) Meet the Inner Circle of Trump's Inner Circle 8) Donald Trump’s National Celebration of Patriotism Won’t Be the First 9) Why I Donated My Kidney to a Total Stranger Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Our TV Critic Says Trump’s Inauguration Made Him Seem Small 2) And He Signaled Some Dramatic Changes for Police and Criminal Justice 3) How Today’s Women’s March Has United Progressives of All Stripes 4) Trump Broke With Decades of Foreign Policy in His Inaugural Address 5) Liberals Plot Revenge as Donald Trump Assumes the Presidency 6) His Full Inaugural Address, Anotated 7) From Jackie Kennedy to Michelle Obama: 16 Stunning Inaugural Gowns 8) Evangelical Leaders Celebrated the Day Before Trump’s Inauguration Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here Is a Complete Schedule of All the Donald Trump Inauguration Events 2) Donald Trump Should Isolate Iran Immediately 3) Ann Patchett: Barack Obama, Our President of Love 4) What to Know About the First Lawmakers to Boycott a Presidential Inauguration 5) John Kasich: The GOP Must Properly Fix Obamacare 6) If Trump Wants to Top Obama, He'll Need to Get the Dow to 50,000 7) How to Make Your Life More Meaningful This Year Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) People’s Choice Awards 2017: The Good, Bad and Hilarious 2) These 7 Countries Are Dreading Donald Trump’s Presidency the Most 3) The One Reason We Can’t Assess President Obama’s Place in History 4) Will & Grace Is Coming Back at the Perfect Time, Unfortunately 5) Lena Dunham Talks Feminism and Advocacy 6) Here’s What Really Happened to Jobs During the Obama Years 7) Scientists Warn of 'Eleventh Hour' for Many Primate Species Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Acupuncture Could Help Your Baby 2) 5 Tips to Help You Find the Cheapest Flights in 2017 3) 50 Years Ago This Week: The Problem With Building a ‘Great Society’ 4) Senators: U.S. Cybersecurity Is Too Weak 5) Gretchen Carlson: Donald Trump Is Not the First President to Have a Woman Problem 6) President Obama Commutes Chelsea Manning's Prison Sentence 7) Theresa May Sets Britain on Course for a Hard Brexit 8) Donald Trump's Cabinet Pick Invested in 6 Drug Companies Before Medicare Fight Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Farewell to Eugene Cernan, the Last Man to Walk on the Moon 2) Donald Trump's Interview on Russia, NATO and Brexit Gives Some in Europe the Jitters 3) What Happens to People With Pre-Existing Conditions If Obamacare Is Repealed? 4) Orlando Shooter's Wife Arrested 5) Pendant Found at Nazi Camp Site May Have Link to Anne Frank 6) Father Who Raised Kidnapped Infant for 18 Years Speaks Out: ‘She’s Still My Child’ 7) 5 Tips for Making Your iPhone's Battery Last Longer 8) The New Oreo Creme Egg Is Coming to the U.S. and We Had a First Taste 9) Trump Still Has Lots of Face at This Chinese Factory Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) South Korean Prosecutors Seek Arrest Of Samsung Heir 2) 8 Management Tricks Barack Obama’s Staff Learned at the White House 3) Why You Don’t Have to Exercise Every Day 4) Introducing Trumponomics Daily: Fortune’s Guide to Donald Trump’s Washington 5) Melinda Gates: We Can Honor MLK Jr Through Service 6) The Real History Behind PBS’s Historical Drama Victoria 7) The Modern Marriage Trap — and What to Do About It 8) Rep. John Lewis 'Would Not Invite' Donald Trump to Visit Selma 9) What to Know About the Republican Push to Repeal Obamacare 10) Trump Open to Sanction Lift 11) Mississippi City Faces Backlash For Referring to MLK Day as ‘Great Americans Day’ 12) Jude Law’s Sexy, Ruthless Young Pope Lusts for Power on HBO Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) SpaceX Launches First Rocket Since Explosion 2) Turmeric May No Longer Be So Miraculous 3) Trump Slams Rep. John Lewis for Critical Comments 4) Inside a 1950s Brooklyn Gang 5) How to Stay Sane While Working in the World’s Most Powerful Office 6) A Letter to the Obama Girls From the Bush Sisters 7) Top Diplomat Warns Trump About Links to E.U. Populists 8) All the Proof You Need That President Obama Loves Kids Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Congress Approves the First Step Toward Dismantling Obamacare 2) What to Know About Christopher Steele, Alleged Author of the Trump Dossier 3) Trump Invites Critics to Pray at Inauguration 4) Here’s When You’re Most Likely To Get the Flu 5) Millennials Keep Losing Ground to Their Parents 6) Neil Patrick Harris on How A Series of Unfortunate Events Is Like The Muppets 7) Sorry, Donald Trump. Hillary Clinton Won the L.L.Bean Vote 8) The Obamas’ White House Decorator Offered to Advise the Trumps 9) Slow Cookers Are the Breakfast Tool You Never Knew You Needed Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) China to Tillerson: 'Prepare to Fight' 2) Nintendo Switch: Everything You Need to Know 3) Reject False Prophets. Protect Our Allies 4) How Donald Trump’s Cabinet Nominees Contradicted Him 5) Britain's Stonehenge Tunnel Plan Called 'Monstrous' 6) Mexicans Are Flooding Across the U.S. Border…for Cheap Gas 7) Kellyanne Conway Will Speak at Anti-Abortion March 8) Rex Tillerson Says He Believes in Climate Change—But That May Not Mean Much 9) Report: Kim Jong Un Now Has Enough Plutonium to Make 10 Nukes Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here’s How Much You’ll Pay to Stay in D.C. for Trump’s Inauguration — or the Women’s March 2) Booker Preps 2020 Run at Sessions Hearings 3) The Moon May Once Have Been Many Moons 4) 4 Thoughts on the Future of AI from the Man Who Helped Invent the "Google Brain" 5) The 6 Best Super Bowl TVs For Every Budget 6) IUD Demand Is Up 900% at Planned Parenthood 7) Experts Say Donald Trump's Plan on Conflicts of Interest Falls Short 8) The Most Dangerous Jobs in America Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Obama Came Full Circle in His Farewell 2) Northern Ireland Plunges Into Political Crisis Just as Brexit Looms 3) One Reason Not to Celebrate Clemson’s Triumphant Win 4) Beyoncé and Solange Discussed What It Was Like to Grow Up Around Beyoncé 5) Iran Unites, Briefly, to Mourn a Founding Father of the Republic 6) Donald Trump Was Reportedly Briefed That Russia Might Have Information on Him 7) How the Yemen War Went from Regional Conflict to Humanitarian Crisis 8) What Donald Trump Learned from Reality TV Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Jeff Sessions Hopes to Escape His History at Confirmation Hearing 2) Donald Trump Said He’d Lower Drug Prices. But They’re Already Going Up 3) 50 Years Ago This Week: China in Turmoil 4) What the Golden Globe Winners Really Mean for the Oscars 5) These 5 Facts Explain Why Economic Reforms Are Stalling Globally 6) Lin-Manuel Miranda Wants Men to Fight for Planned Parenthood Too 7) 'Forget Gap Years. All Young Americans Should Complete Civil Service' 8) Iran Just Lost Its Most Influential Power-Broker. Now, Everything Could Change. Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why France's Marine Le Pen Is Doubling Down on Support for Russia 2) Here Are All the Celebrities Who Spoke Out Against Donald Trump at the Golden Globes 3) The Golden Globes Send a Muddled Message Post-Trump 4) Obama Refugee Officials Worry About Trump 5) How Exercise Can Help Depression in Kids 6) The Rise of the All-Female Work Spaces 7) How to Make Your Workouts Easier 8) The Weird Reason Looking at Art Makes You Eat Less 9) Senators Urge Action on Hack Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) ‘Dumpster Fire’ Is the American Dialect Society’s 2016 Word of the Year 2) The Fight to Defund Planned Parenthood 3) Everything You Need to Know About the 2017 Golden Globes 4) Suspect's ‘Erratic Behavior’ 5) How to Make Calls on Your iPhone Without Cell Service 6) Ethics Office Warns of Deadline to Vet Trump Nominees 7) What It Looked Like to Get a Computer Virus in 1995 8) Woman Proudly Displays Double Mastectomy Scars in New Equinox Ad 9) 50 Killed in Huge Car Bomb Explosion in Syria 10) Snow Pounds Parts of East Coast Causing Hundreds of Crashes 11) Trump Says: 'Stupid' People Oppose Better Ties With Russia Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Here’s Who Will Win at the Golden Globes 2) 10 of the Coolest Gadgets From CES 2017 3) A Relentless Cycle of Terror Threatens to Tear Turkey Apart 4) Donald Trump Meets With Intelligence Leaders as U.S. Report Blames Russia for Hacks 5) Stay Inspired and Stay Peaceful on Standing Rock 6) I’m a Woman with a Disability Who Voted for Donald Trump. Here’s Why 7) This NFL Team Paid the Least to Make It to the Playoffs Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) In Manila, Death Comes By Night 2) Former NATO Commander: U.S. Should Form a Closer Military Alliance with Israel 3) Lawmakers in 6 More States Are Pursuing 'Bathroom Bills' 4) Inside the Real Research Lab From Hidden Figures 5) Why Jimmy Fallon’s Stunts Won’t Work at the Golden Globes 6) What Your Resume Should Look Like in 2017 7) Why men have more body image issues than ever 8) Why You Shouldn’t Invest in Bitcoin 9) How to Prevent Peanut Allergies Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) New Computer Wants to Be the Ultimate AI Home Assistant 2) What You Should Do Today If You Have Obamacare 3) Obama to Democrats: 'Look Out for the American People' 4) IDF Soldier's Manslaughter Conviction Divides Israel 5) Oil Industry Fears Trump May Hit Them Up on Tax Reform 6) These Are the Most Productive Countries in the World 7) Scientists Have Figured Out Why Big Hurricanes Keep Missing the U.S. 8) France’s ‘Right to Disconnect’ Law Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be 9) The dirtiest things you touch all day 10) This is the best diet in America Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Doctors Perform Groundbreaking Surgery For Stroke 2) How to Actually Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions 3) France’s ‘Right to Disconnect’ and 4 Other Countries Trying to Improve Work-Life Balance 4) My Muslim Sons Will Never Learn to Hate People 5) Over-the-Counter Birth Control Might Soon Become a Reality 6) Are Some Years More Important Than Others? 7) The Case for Eating Cheese is Stronger Than Ever 8) Did a Fire Sink the Titanic? These 7 Other Factors Could Have Also Played a Role 9) Turkish Police Release Images of Suspected New Year's Attacker Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 'Deadpool' Named The Most Pirated Movie Of 2016 2) The Important Thing You Probably Never Noticed About Movie Posters 3) Beijing's Air Pollution is Frightening. This Video Shows Just How Bad It Gets 4) Poll: Most Americans Don't Think Donald Trump Can Handle Being President 5) Rebecca Ferguson Says She Will Perform at Trump's Inauguration on One Condition 6) ISIS Suicide Bomber Kills 36 in Baghdad 7) One Last Speech 8) Chef Says Dude Ranch Owner Asked Him to Cook ‘Black People Food’ 9) Syrian Arrested in Suspected Germany Attack Plot 10) At Least 60 Inmates Killed in Brazil Prison Riot 11) The Healthy Breakfast That Keeps You Fuller for Longer 12) See How the World Has Changed Over Three Decades 13) ISIS Claims New Year's Attack on Istanbul Nightclub Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Hacking Malware Found 2) Ronda Rousey Stopped 48 Seconds Into Comeback 3) How to Watch Every Major 2016-17 College Football Bowl Game Online 4) ‘Just stop, Daddy’: Children Heard Pleading with S.C. Lawmaker Father During 911 Call 5) Cops Say Uber Driver Saved 16-Year-Old Passenger From Sex Trafficking 6) Manhunt for Turkey Suspect 7) Chicago Ends a Bloody Year With 762 Homicides 8) Someone Changed the Iconic Hollywood Sign to Say ‘Hollyweed’ 9) Mariah Carey and 5 of the Most Awkward Lip Sync Snafus 10) Queen Elizabeth Missed a New Year's Day Church Service Due to a 'Heavy Cold' 11) The Weird Reason You Should Eat More Soup 12) The College Football Top 25, Ranked by Academics 13) The State of Female Heroes in Hollywood Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) UN Backs Russian-Turkish Syria Efforts As Cease-Fire Wavers 2) 7 Questions Sherlock Needs to Answer in Season 4 3) Sporadic Fighting Mars Second Day of Syria Cease-Fire 4) 8 Products That’ll Make Your New Year’s Resolutions Seem Attainable 5) Sydney’s New Year’s Eve Fireworks Honor Stars Lost 6) Donald Trump Wishes His 'Many Enemies' a Happy New Year On Twitter 7) How Sleeping Less Makes You Eat More Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Take a Look Back at the People We Lost in 2016 2) Here Are the Best Viral Videos of 2016 3) Watch the Most Important Moments of 2016 in 4 Minutes 4) Vladimir Putin Sent Seasons Greetings to America 5) Why Apologies Should Be Part of Your New Year’s Resolutions 6) Melania Trump Will Reveal How America Views Women 7) Apple Might Start Making iPhones in India Next Year 8) Obama Wants to Save Obamacare 9) A Mormon Tabernacle Choir Member Quit Instead of Singing at Donald Trump’s Inauguration 10) A Winter Storm Is Clobbering New England 11) Just Want 2016 to End Already? Wait a Second 12) The Surprising Origins of the New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Tradition 13) Vladimir Putin Says Russia Won't Expel U.S. Diplomats in Hacking Flap 14) The Top 10 Songs of 2016 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 5 Myths and Truths About Rasputin 100 Years After His Death 2) Experimental Brain Cancer Treatment Is a Success 3) Amazon Might Be Building Flying Warehouses 4) Reynolds and Fisher's Bond Was Made of Devotion—and Suffering 5) Did Debbie Reynolds Die of a Broken Heart? 6) Some Words to Remember at a Time When America Feels So Divided 7) Actress Debbie Reynolds Dies a Day After Daughter Carrie Fisher 8) How a Failed Peaceful Revolution Led to Rodrigo Duterte Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Game of Thrones Tops the Most Illegally Downloaded Shows of 2016 2) Daniel Benjamin: A Congressional Investigation of Russia Must Look at Donald Trump’s Finances 3) John Kerry Makes a Final Plea for Peace Between Israelis and Palestinians 4) Barack Obama Has Beat Donald Trump as the Most Admired Man of 2016 5) Carrie Fisher and George Michael Were the Same Kind of Revolutionaries 6) 15 Places in Europe That Are Worth Seeing 7) Donald Trump's Outsider Cabinet Is Shaking D.C. Up 8) In Memoriam 2016: 11 Celebrities Remembered by Their Friends and Colleagues 9) You Asked: Should I Try the Ketogenic Diet? 10) Carrie Fisher Forever Changed the Way People Talk About Addiction 11) Donald Trump Thinks He’s the Reason You’re Spending So Much Money Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Make Historic Visit to Pearl Harbor 2) The Most Googled People of 2016 3) How George Michael Transformed Pop Music 4) Why Carrie Fisher’s Princess Leia Was So Revolutionary 5) A New Guidebook Aims to Inform Refugees About Europe 6) Trump Faces Challenges in Shutting Foundation 7) Israel: Humbled Netanyahu Places Hopes in Trump 8) How High-Tech Toys Are Making Me Rethink Playtime With My Son 9) 31 Numbers That Explain the 2016 Election 10) George Michael: A Life in Photos 11) Get Ready for Gas Taxes to Go Up in These 7 States Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The 14 Best Travel Pillows for Every Type of Seat Sleeper 2) Heart Attack Symptoms Women Shouldn’t Ignore 3) No, Britney Spears Isn’t Dead 4) 10 Essential George Michael Tracks 5) The History Behind Shinzo Abe’s Visit to Pearl Harbor 6) Humans Marrying Robots? Experts Say It’s Really Coming 7) George Michael Dead at 53 8) Donald Trump's Pick for Ambassador to Israel Has Sparked a Hot Debate 9) Don’t Want Those Gift Cards You Got for Christmas? Here’s How to Sell or Swap Them 10) Trump Plans to Shutter His Charitable Foundation: Report 11) Hunt for Suspect's Network Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Israel Will Do 'All It Takes' After UN Vote: Netanyahu 2) The Truth About Holiday Weight Gain 3) Pope Francis Urges Peace in the Middle East in Christmas Message 4) Finland Has an App to Help Drivers Avoid Hitting Reindeer 5) Kwanzaa Was Started 50 Years Ago. Here’s Why 6) The Surprising Reasons Why Gingerbread Men Became a Holiday Classic 7) What It’s Like To Be a Hardcore Christmas Light Homeowner 8) The History of Christmas in America 9) The History of the Christmas Card Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Real Reason Charles Dickens Wrote 'A Christmas Carol' 2) Star Wars Actor Carrie Fisher Hospitalized Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How to Host Christmas Dinner on a Budget 2) U.S. Allows U.N. to Condemn Construction of Israeli Settlements 3) To Donald, From Vladimir 4) These Restaurants and Stores Are Open On Christmas Eve and Day 5) Adele Is Billboard's Top Artist for the Third Time 6) Half of Brazilian Women Are Avoiding Pregnancy Because of Zika 7) The Economist’s Guide to Holiday Charitable Giving 8) Yes, You Can Still Get a USPS Delivery on Christmas Day 9) Jennifer Lawrence Had the Perfect Response to an Awkward Sex Question 10) Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Says She Kept This New Year's Resolution 11) What to Know About This Year’s Overlapping Christmas and Hanukkah Holidays 12) How to Easily Download Netflix TV and Movies to Your Phone 13) Lin-Manuel Miranda on Art in the Trump Era Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) These Will Be the 10 Most Popular Gifts This Holiday Season 2) U.S. Babies Are More Social Than Other Kids 3) Ebola Vaccine Is the First to Block Infection 4) Donald Trump Wants to Build Up America’s Nuclear Arsenal 5) Berlin Attack Suspect Anis Amri Killed by Police in Milan 6) Colleges Are Suspending Athletes Who Share Bigoted Messages. Some Say It’s Not Enough 7) The Berlin Terror Attack Has Angela Merkel Under Fire 8) Review: Apple's AirPod Wireless Earbuds Almost Perfect Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Three Photographers Witnessed an Assassination. One Photo Went Viral 2) Donald Trump Is About to Inherit These 4 Middle East Headaches 3) Donald Trump and the Republicans Have No Mandate 4) Why Matthew McConaughey Begged for the Chance to Do Voiceover Work 5) More Young Americans Are Living With Their Parents 6) Lena Dunham Is Sorry for Saying She Wishes She Had an Abortion 7) The top Googled health questions of 2016 8) German Police Continue Hunt for Berlin Market Attacker 9) Death Penalty Slowly Fading Away Across the U.S. 10) When Does Winter Start? It Depends What You Mean by ‘Winter’ Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Is Homelessness a Right? Seattle Is Grappling With How to Respond to a Growing Crisis 2) 7 Last-Minute Healthy Gifts That Are All Under $50 3) Clinton Isn't the First Losing Candidate to Lose Electors 4) Lawsuit Claims McDonald’s Value Meals Are No Value 5) More Women Are Their Family’s Sole Breadwinner Than Ever Before 6) Murders Are Up in U.S. Cities. But Crime Is Still Near Record Lows 7) Obama Issues Permanent Arctic Drilling Ban 8) Where To Travel Based On Your Zodiac Sign 9) Lewis Hamilton on Trump, Black Lives Matter and His Formula 1 Future 10) These Jobs Give Workers the Biggest Holiday Bonuses Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Trump's Sons Offer Inauguration Access for $1 Million 2) Another Iconic American Designer Says He’s Willing to Dress Melania Trump 3) Some Private School Teachers Are Cleaning up on Christmas Gifts 4) Who Betrayed Anne Frank? A New Study Suggests Nobody Did 5) What 5 Political Promises Say About the State of the World 6) Review: Not Even Talking Animals Can Save Jukebox Musical Sing 7) David Miliband: How to Bring Peace to the World’s Longest Civil War 8) Russian Ambassador to Turkey Shot Dead in Ankara 9) Riz Ahmed on the Surprising Character Who Inspired His Rogue One Performance 10) Civilian Evacuation Resumes In Aleppo Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Michelle Obama Talks About 'Hope' After Donald Trump's Win 2) Miami Beach Mayor: Florida Needs a Trump Wall to Protect It—From Climate Change 3) 9 of the Year's Wildest Holiday Gifts 4) Review: Netflix’s The OA Fails to Take Sci-Fi to New Heights 5) 'They May Destroy Democracy' 6) America's Friendliest Cities 7) Buses Assigned to Syria Evacuations Attacked 8) Why Apple Cider Vinegar Is So Good for You 9) Deal Reached That Could Restart Aleppo Evacuation Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) China to Return Seized U.S. Underwater Drone, Pentagon Says 2) 'The Founder' and the Complicated True Story Behind the Founding of McDonald's 3) The Legacy of China’s One-Child Policy 4) Saddam Hussein’s CIA Interrogator: He Should Have Been Left In Power 5) We Calculated the Net Worth of Donald Trump’s Cabinet in Units of Taylor Swift 6) 10 Holiday Gifts for the Pop Culture Obsessed 7) Activist Called ‘World’s Ugliest Woman’ Responds to Cruel Body Shaming Meme 8) Donald Trump Renames His Personal Plane Tyson 1 9) Craig Sager's Son on Lessons From His Late Father 10) 12 Gift Ideas That Should Be on Every Parent's List Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 7 Star Wars Callbacks to Look Out for in Rogue One 2) The World's Best Airlines for Customer Service 3) Donald Trump's Children Wouldn't Be the First Presidential Kids to Work in the White House 4) A Chinese Navy Warship Seized an American Drone in the South China Sea 5) Why Jerusalem Isn't Recognized as Israel's Capital 6) Obama Warns Russia 7) Princeton Suspends Its Swimming Team for Misogynistic Messages 8) The Auction for an Ivanka Trump Coffee Date Has Vanished 9) Swearing Is Scientifically Proven to Help You *%$!ing Deal 10) Kate Hudson Opens Up About the Challenges of Losing Pregnancy Weight Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why the Latest Yahoo Hack Is So Much Worse Than You Think 2) How to Survive Your Office Holiday Party 3) Why the Tiny Island of Malta Has Europe’s Most Progressive Gay Rights Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) A Guide to the Returning Star Wars Characters in Rogue One 2) Review: Efficient and Gray, Rogue One Gets the Job Done 3) How an Indian Comic Book Is Teaching Girls About Their Periods 4) You Probably Won’t See Rogue One’s Biggest Change to Star Wars 5) 5 Ways You Can Support the Victims of Aleppo 6) Donald Trump Meets With Silicon Valley Executives to Smooth Over Post-Election Friction 7) How Japan’s Radically Different Approach to AI Could Lead to Wild New Tech Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Aleppo Ceasefire Collapses Just as End Seemed in Sight 2) When Donald Trump Hate-Tweeted a Company, Hedge Funds Were Ready to Cash In 3) Man, 73, Shot Dead by Cops May Have Been Waving Crucifix 4) You Can Have a Coffee Date With Ivanka Trump. But It’s Not Cheap 5) It’s Hard to Describe Just How Badly the Arctic Is Doing 6) Here’s Everything You Need to Know Before Seeing Rogue One 7) Syrian Regime Accused of Slaughtering Civilians in Aleppo 8) Trump Picks Rex for State 9) Burma Army 'Squarely Responsible' for Burning Muslim Homes Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) There Were More Than 200 Million New Cases of Malaria in 2015 2) Trump Chooses Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State 3) How to Get a Better Job in 2017 4) Why Angela Merkel Isn’t Ready to Be the ‘Leader of the Free World’ 5) The Side of Being Santa That No One Talks About 6) Some People Who Get Ebola Don’t Show Symptoms: Study 7) Donald Trump Just Fired a Heat-Seeking Tweet at the Pentagon’s Fattest Target 8) Turkey Moves to Crush Kurdish Party After Deadly Bombing Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Gretchen Carlson’s 4 Tips for Overcoming Setbacks 2) How to Gain Perspective About Politics 3) Americans View Trump Transition Less Favorably Than Past Presidents 4) La La Land and Moonlight Among Critics Choice Winners 5) Watching the NBA in Virtual Reality Is Surprisingly Good 6) How Worrying Can Make You Sick 7) Senators Push for Hacking Probe 8) More Than 4,500 Women Have Signed Up to Run For Office Since the Election 9) ISIS Militants Re-Enter Syria’s Historic Palmyra 10) ISIS Has Recaptured Palmyra, Syrian Activists Say 11) Turkey Mourns 38 Killed in Istanbul Blasts: 'We Will Have Our Vengeance' 12) Trump Mulls Exxon Mobil CEO as Secretary of State Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) At Least 20 Wounded by Explosion Outside Istanbul Stadium 2) Beyond Bathrooms: Inside the Largest Ever Survey of Transgender People in America 3) Trump Dismisses CIA Report 4) Kellyanne Conway Says Trump Officials Wouldn’t Want Their Wives Working in the White House 5) America Now Has a Record-High 5,000 Breweries and Counting 6) Read Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize Speech: ‘I Recognize That I Am in Very Rare Company’ 7) The Creeping Militarization of Trump's Cabinet 8) Why Drug-Resistance Genes Are Showing Up In Smog 9) Kids Are Stressed About Donald Trump. So Los Angeles Schools Launched a Hotline 10) Inside Democrats’ Plan to Beat Trump at His Own Game Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) This Town Might Be the Inspiration for Bedford Falls in It's a Wonderful Life 2) The Obamas Say the White House Brought Them Closer as a Family 3) How John Glenn Became an Astronaut 4) How Megyn Kelly Missed an Opportunity to Help Women 5) Lawyer in Donald Trump Cabinet Nominee’s Divorce Says Abuse Allegations Were Credible 6) The Drug Used in Alabama’s Problematic Execution Has a Controversial History 7) The Top 10 Movies of 2016 8) Donald Trump Says He Helped Pick His Replacement for The Celebrity Apprentice 9) Move Over, New Yorkers: Here's How Small Apartments Can Get Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Climate Change Is Already Causing Extinction in Many Ecosystems 2) Why Jill Stein's Recount Push is Bad News for Democrats 3) South Korea's Loathed President Has Been Impeached 4) Mohammed Badra Is TIME’s Pick for Wire Photographer of 2016 5) What It's Like to Play Super Mario Run, Nintendo's First Mario Game for Smartphones 6) 7 Reasons Trump Is Unlikely to Fight Legal Marijuana 7) Sorry, Young People: You Probably Won’t Make as Much as Your Parents Did 8) TV Host Battling Breast Cancer Says TSA Search ‘Humiliated’ Her 9) How Taking a Deep Breath May Improve Your Memory Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Pope Francis Warns Against Scandal-Mongering 2) Trump Taps Oklahoma Attorney General as EPA Chief 3) ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Tops Amazon’s Best-selling Books of 2016 4) Donald Trump’s Taiwan Call Is a Bad Omen for His Foreign Policy 5) The Harriet Tubman $20 Bill Could Make an Early Debut 6) New Studies Say Greenland’s Ice Sheet Could Melt Far Faster Than Scientists Believed 7) How can I exercise when I'm injured? 8) How to Use Google Maps Offline 9) Why the GOP Should Encourage More Women to Run for Congress 10) Why United’s New ‘Basic Economy’ Fare Isn’t Such a Bad Idea 11) How Exercise Makes Your Job Less Stressful 12) Behind TIME’s Donald Trump Person of the Year Cover 13) Everything You Need to Know About TIME’s Person of the Year Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 'Starman' Buzz Aldrin Is Being Cared for by Dr. David Bowie 2) How Amazon Plans to Totally Reinvent Grocery Shopping 3) Trump's Tariffs Proposal Faces Pushback From Republicans 4) A Chilling Statistic Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Uh oh. Farm animals in the U.S. have resistance to drug of last resort 2) Bill Gates Picked These Books as the Best of 2016 3) What Comes Next for the Dakota Access Pipeline 4) Hygge, the Nordic Trend That Could Help You Survive 2016 5) Charleston Families Brace for Dylann Roof’s Trial 6) Women Now Rule Westworld. But Was It Worth It? 7) Amy Adams and Samantha Power on Art and Diplomacy 8) Amazon Wants to Kill Grocery Store Checkout Lines 9) Why Being Successful in 2017 Starts Now 10) On Taiwan, Donald Trump Lays Down the Gauntlet to China Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Narendra Modi Wins Reader’s Poll for TIME Person of the Year 2) Trump's Taiwan Trouble 3) Pope Francis: We Must Listen to the Voices of the Poor 4) See Pearl Harbor in Virtual Reality 5) DirecTV Now Isn’t The Cord-Cutting Solution You’re Looking For 6) What You Need to Know About Magic Mushrooms and Depression 7) Apple Will Use Drones to Compete With Google Maps 8) Sheryl Sandberg Will Donate $100 Million to Help Women Lean In 9) Sarah Palin Warns That Donald Trump's Carrier Deal Could Lead to 'Crony Capitalism’ 10) Commission Urges Better Cybersecurity to Tump 11) Last Tango in Paris Director Admits Controversial Rape Scene Was Really Rape Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What to Know About the Deadly Warehouse Fire in Oakland 2) Donald Trump Probably Just Made China Really Mad 3) Brexit Britain and Trump’s America Can Have a Special Relationship 4) How Exercise Makes Your Memory Better 5) High-Earning Moms Lose Up to 10% of Their Income Per Child 6) Jury Deadlocked in Walter Scott Case Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Your Christmas Tree Could Be More Expensive This Year 2) Thais Wait to See How Their New King Will Use His Power 3) HIV Used to Be a Death Sentence. Here’s What’s Changed in 35 Years 4) Professors Targeted by Conservative Watchlist Fire Back: ‘It’s Obviously an Attempt to Silence People’ 5) 5 Things We Still Don’t Know a Year After the San Bernardino Shooting 6) How to Pick the Right Drone for You 7) What to Know About Italy’s Constitutional Referendum 8) How Mind-Altering Drugs Helped a Cancer Survivor Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) What to Know About James 'Mad Dog' Mattis 2) Parkinson’s Disease May Be Traced to Gut Bacteria 3) Tom Ford Declined to Dress Melania Trump Before the Election 4) Why Donald Trump's Reckless Call With Pakistan's Leader Is No Laughing Matter 5) Just One Dose of This Psychedelic Drug Can Ease Anxiety Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) France Set to Shift to the Right After 2017 Election 2) How Donald Trump Sealed the Deal to Keep Carrier Jobs in the U.S. 3) Carrier Workers Praise Trump's Deal to Save Factory as a 'Victory' 4) FDA Approves Large-Scale Trial of Prescription Ecstasy 5) Illinois Will Train Hairdressers to Spot Domestic Violence 6) What Happens When You Get Too Little Sleep 7) The 2016 Recount Is a Folly 8) Investors Hoping To Ride High On Trailblazing Marijuana Company 9) The Man Who Invented McDonald’s Big Mac Has Died 10) Netflix Will Let You Download Shows to Watch Offline 11) Meet the Woman in Charge of Protecting America’s Borders Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The Great Barrier Coral Reef Is Dying Faster Than Ever 2) The Difference Between Racial Bias and White Supremacy 3) A Rain of Barrel Bombs and Artillery Amid the Desperate Flight From Aleppo 4) Donald Trump to Announce Carrier Deal to Keep Jobs in Indiana 5) The Problem With Donald Trump’s Tweets 6) Find Out What Your British Name Would Be 7) White Deaths Exceed Births in 17 States 8) Here Are the Only Times the U.S. Government Can Revoke Your Citizenship 9) What Trump's Cabinet Pick Means for the Future of Obamacare 10) Thai Crown Prince to Be Named King 11) U.K. Soccer Authorities Investigate Sex-Abuse Allegations 12) Colombia Plane Crashes with Brazilian Soccer Team Aboard Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) In Trump's Shadow 2) Rare Snapshots of Marilyn Monroe Reveal the Star’s Lighter Side 3) Amazon Will Drop the Price of Prime for One Day Only 4) Marijuana Appears to Benefit Mental Health: Study 5) Rudy Giuliani Might Be the Next Secretary of State. Here’s What He Thinks About the World 6) Boomers and Millennials Have to Join Forces to Fight Climate Change 7) Two Cholesterol Drugs May Work Better Together Than Apart 8) Syrian President Says Donald Trump Could Be a 'Natural Ally' 9) What To Know About the Trial of British MP Jo Cox’s Suspected Killer 10) How to Host Your First Thanksgiving Without Going Broke Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why Songs Get Stuck in Your Head 2) Why Fewer Moms Are Spanking Their Kids 3) Review: Fantastic Beasts Is Sometimes Charming But Hardly Fantastic 4) What Tory Burch Wants Female Business Owners to Know 5) The History Behind Donald Trump’s Refusing a Presidential Salary 6) Review: Apple Finally Brings Touch to the MacBook Pro 7) Carbon Emissions Close to Flat for Third Straight Year 8) How Female Runners Are Coping With Street Harassment Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Donald Trump Is Bringing the Alt-Right to the White House 2) 'The 2016 Ralph Nader Award Goes to… Bernie Sanders' 3) What Donald Trump’s White House Hires Mean for America 4) Cash-Starved Indians Struggle After Surprise Currency Ban 5) UFC Holds First New York City Fight 6) The Insane Numbers Behind Donald Trump's Immigration Reform Plan 7) Trump Meets Farage Ahead of U.K. Leader Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Ibuprofen May Not Be As Safe As You Think 2) 5 Songs You Need to Listen to This Week 3) The 10 Best Fitness Trackers You Can Buy 4) Review: Saturday Night Live Is in Mourning, But Won't Say Why 5) Racist Incidents Increase After Trump Election 6) Heart Disease Is Way Down In the U.S. 7) Barack Obama, Donald Trump and the Difficult History of Presidential Transition Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Democrats Are Facing an Existential Crisis After Donald Trump's Victory 2) Facebook Tells Users They’re Dead 3) Donald Trump’s Legal Troubles Aren’t Over Just Because He Won 4) Soda Tax Successes Prompt High Fives From Health Advocates 5) Up to 20% of U.S. E-Waste 'Sent to Hong Kong' 6) Review: What It's Like to Use Google's First Virtual Reality Headset 7) Leonard Cohen Has Died. Grieve His Loss With These Songs Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) 100 Women of Color Write Open Letter to the U.S. 2) How Trump Could Make It Easier for Wall Street to Screw You 3) 15 Foods That Don’t Expire For Years 4) Repealing Obamacare is More Complicated Than It Looks 5) Donald Trump's Victory Has Caused Glee In China 6) Stanley McChrystal and Jamie Dimon: How to Honor Those Who Serve This Veterans Day 7) The Troubling Reason the Electoral College Exists Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Why Trump’s Win Didn’t Make Stock Markets Implode After All 2) How Trump Must Now Shift from Candidate to Commander-in-Chief 3) The Real Role TV Entertainment Played in Donald Trump’s Victory 4) Trump's 'Brexit-Plus' Victory Leaves U.K. Lawmakers Cold 5) Meet the Female Politicians Who Added Cracks to the Glass Ceiling Last Night 6) How to Heal America’s Splintered Soul 7) Mexico Wakes Up to President-Elect Trump Next Door 8) America Grapples With How to Move Forward in the Donald Trump Era Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Prince Harry Says Meghan Markle Hit by 'Wave of Abuse' 2) Angelina Jolie Pitt to Keep Custody of 6 Children 3) Why the Children of Nigeria’s Borno State Are Missing 4) How Janet Reno Got Her Start 5) Teen STDs Are Hitting All-Time Highs 6) Hacked Kremlin Emails Could Signal a Turn in the U.S.-Russia Cyberwar Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The States That Will Decide the Election 2) Clinton, Trump Spend Final Hours on the Campaign Trail 3) Your All-Day, Election-Day Sanity Prescription 4) How Your Phone Is Making You ‘Too Available’ 5) LIFE Magazine and 'Loving': The Photos That Captured a History-Making Couple 6) Review: Netflix’s The Crown Makes the Most of an Unknowable Queen 7) Read the 10 Meanest Tweets of the 2016 Election 8) Ex-Vanderbilt Football Player Sentenced to 17 Years for Campus Rape 9) Nigerian Troops Find Kidnapped Chibok Schoolgirl With Baby 10) Janet Reno, First Female Attorney General, Dead at 78 Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Donald Trump Makes Closing Argument to Voters in New Ad 2) The Religious Right Starts to Look Past Election Day 3) Beyoncé Reclaims Hillary Clinton’s ‘Baked Cookies’ Comment at Rally 4) Janet Reno, Former U.S. Attorney General, Has Died 5) Police: South Carolina Man Killed 7 in Spree 6) What the FBI’s Decision Means for Hillary Clinton 7) The Election Will Still Go on, Even if Hackers Attack 8) The Election Is Driving You Insane. So Here Are 5 Good News Stories From Around the World 9) This Man Survived a Bear Attack. Twice. 10) Marvel's Doctor Strange Dazzles Box Office Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) How Ebola Got So Deadly 2) Landmark Paris Climate Agreement Takes Formal Effect 3) Donald Trump Tells Veterans He’s ‘Financially Brave’ 4) How Much Money Would You Need to Ditch Your Job—Forever? 5) What to Know About the U.K. Brexit Ruling 6) The Happiest Photo of the Chicago Cubs Celebrating Their Historic World Series Win 7) Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Is the Alchemist with the Mostest in Doctor Strange 8) What You Can Do in Your 20s to Prevent Osteoporosis 9) How the India-Pakistan Conflict Ruined a Wedding 10) Yemen on the Brink of Famine Amid an Intractable Conflict Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Michelle Williams on the ‘Bravest Human Being’ She’s Ever Played 2) Three Futuristic Health Sensors That Could Save Lives 3) What It Looks Like When the World’s Politicians Come to Blows 4) The Sneaky Secret About Black Friday Sales 5) This Is Why ‘Pond Scum’ Holds the Secret to Longevity 6) What to Know About Uber’s Big Rider App Update 7) 9 Things You Do in the Morning That Can Hurt Your Productivity 8) Trump Raises Specter of Hillary Clinton Impeachment Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) The True Story Behind Good Girls Revolt 2) Shiite Militias Join Battle for Mosul 3) The Best Halloween Free Food Deals & Restaurant Discounts 4) Aleppo Aid Worker: ‘I’m Doing This for My Country and My People’ 5) Study: U.K. Tops List of Countries Not Getting Enough Sleep 6) Philippines' Duterte Offers a Glimpse of What Trump Foreign Policy Might Be Like 7) It Could Take 83 Years to Close the Gender Gap, Study Says 8) José Fernández Had Booze, Cocaine in His System When He Died Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

Included in this SpokenEdition: 1) Supreme Court Will Rule on Virginia Transgender Teen's Bathroom Case 2) These 13 Brilliant Costumes Already Won Halloween 3) Exclusive: A Weekend With Miley Cyrus 4) Plane Catches Fire at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport 5) ISIS Reportedly Murders Hundreds of Iraqi Civilians 6) How This Broccoli Enzyme Can Slow Aging 7) Why The Great British Bake Off Is Like Brexit (No, Really) 8) How Apple and Microsoft Are Hoping to Fix a Stuggling PC Market 9) What to Know About the Dakota Access Pipeline 10) 'Vote Flipping' Happens, But It Doesn't Mean the Election Is Rigged 11) FBI Reopens Clinton Email Probe Please share your feedback by emailing [email protected].

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Conservative pundits are scrambling to rescue Donald Trump from his conspiracy-minded statement in the third and final presidential debate that he will keep the country in “suspense” about whether he will accept the results of the Nov. 8 election. For many viewers, the remarks seemed to toy with important ideas like the legitimacy of American democracy and the orderly transfer of power. The favorite line of defense: Al Gore.

When most people think of wheat-related health issues, they think of gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye that’s harmful for anyone with celiac disease. But gluten may not be the only culprit: A different family of proteins found in wheat and other grains—called amylase-trypsin inhibitors (ATIs)—has also piqued the interest of scientists in recent years. And now, German researchers say that ATIs appear to cause inflammation, and make chronic health conditions worse.

The 12 things you need to know now from the editors of TIME

The 12 things you need to know now from the editors of TIME

Police are investigating after the Orange County Republican headquarters in North Carolina was firebombed. A bottle of flammable liquid was thrown through the office's front window, authorities said, according to the Charlotte Observer. The words, "Nazi Republicans get out of town or else" were spray painted on a next-door building. "The office itself is a total loss," Dallas Woodhouse, executive director of state GOP told the Charlotte Observer.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan issued a rebuke of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump Saturday, criticizing comments that question the validity of the electoral process. In a statement, a spokesperson for the highest-ranking elected Republican said Ryan is "fully confident" in the nation's elections system. It comes on the heels of Trump's claims that the election is "rigged" against him by "globalist elites," elements of the federal government, and the press.

The 12 things you need to know now from the editors of TIME

Three women who accuse Bill Clinton of sexual assault and another woman angry that Hillary Clinton represented her rapist appeared on Sean Hannity's Fox News show Thursday night. Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones and Kathleen Willey and Kathy Shelton all appeared as Donald Trump's guests at the second Presidential debate Sunday, after his campaign was thrown on defense by the release of a tape in which he bragged about his own ability to do "whatever you want" to women.

(BERLIN) — A 22-year-old Syrian man arrested in Germany for a suspected Islamic extremist bomb plot killed himself Wednesday in a prison cell in Leipzig, Saxony's state Justice Ministry said late Wednesday. Justice Ministry spokesman Joerg Herold told The Associated Press that Jaber Albakr killed himself sometime in the evening, but that the incident was still being investigated.

Donald Trump visited The O'Reilly Factor on Tuesday night and laid into Republican critics like Paul Ryan, saying "I wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people." Ryan and other prominent Republicans, including John McCain, have been especially critical of Trump since a 2005 tape emerged showing Trump saying he can get away with anything when it comes to women because of his celebrity, including grabbing them "by the p****y.

Politicians frequently ignore important issues that matter to voters, but not usually ones that could win them votes. Yet, if the first two presidential debates and the vice presidential debate are anything to go on, Social Security is such an exception. Despite its centrality to tens of millions of American voters, Social Security wasn’t mentioned by either candidate a single time in Sunday night’s debate.

It’s a crucial time for Donald Trump to start courting the woman vote in earnest, but the last way he’s going to achieve that is to “grab them by the p---y.” On Friday afternoon, the Washington Post published a 2005 recording of Trump talking to Billy Bush of "Access Hollywood" on his way to film a cameo on "Days of Our Lives"—and its contents are nausea-inducing. When he sees actress Arianne Zucker, he completely forgets about consent.

A new image of Messier 78, a nebula located about 1,600 light-years away in the constellation of Orion, reveals stars and other features that in previous observations, had been hidden by cosmic dust. Messier 78 is what's known as a reflection nebula. In visible light, images of the formation, like those taken by the ESO’s Wide Field Imager, look like a swirling, luminous, blue cloud, streaked with dark ribbons. Light from the stars at its center reflect off the dust and scatter the light.

When former President Bill Clinton suggested this week that President Obama’s signature health care law was “crazy," it didn’t take long for Republicans to pounce. “Finally, a leading Democrat speaks the truth on Obamacare,” said Donald Trump's campaign in an advertisement released Monday. "Can you imagine what he went through after making that statement?" Trump said at a rally.

(SANTA CLARA, Calif.) — With Carson Palmer sidelined by a concussion, the one-win Arizona Cardinals turned to Larry Fitzgerald, David Johnson and an opportunistic defense for a much-needed victory. Drew Stanton threw two touchdown passes to Fitzgerald in the quarterback's first start in two years, Johnson ran for two scores and the Cardinals capitalized on San Francisco mistakes to beat the 49ers 33-21 on Thursday night.

(MIAMI) — Forecasters say Hurricane Matthew has gained new muscle over the Bahamas and they are also expanding the hurricane warning area further up the Southeast Atlantic seacoast from Florida into Georgia. The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami says Matthew's top sustained winds have risen from 115 mph (185 kph) to 125 mph (205 kph) in just a few hours early Thursday as the storm continues to batter the central Bahamas.

(PETIT-GOAVE, Haiti)— Hurricane Matthew slammed into Haiti's southwestern tip with howling, 145 mph winds Tuesday, tearing off roofs in the poor and largely rural area, uprooting trees and leaving rivers bloated and choked with debris. At least seven deaths were blamed on the storm during its week-long march across the Caribbean.

Cable Street, in the east end of London, has long reflected the city's diversity. Today it's home to a large South Asian community, a cycle route to the City for London’s businessmen, and an up-and-coming residential area for young hipsters. In the early 20th century, however, it was home to a large, mainly Jewish community whose stand against prejudice has become famous.

It’s a few minutes before practice, and helmets and pads are heaped on an Astroturf field hard by Beijing’s smog-choked Fourth Ring Road. The sound of pre-training hip-hop from a nearby boombox merges with whirring angle grinders from the metalwork shop next door. Duane Brooks, wide receiver for the newly minted Guangzhou Power, is showing off his latest accessory: a plushy panda hat.

If you are struggling to deal with hot flashes, here is some good news: A new study suggests acupuncture might help you feel better. While the alternative medicine practice didn’t work for everyone, researchers from Wake Forest University found it was effective for many. Almost 80% of women get hot flashes, night sweats, or both during menopause. For more than half of women, those unpleasant symptoms last 7 to 10 years and can majorly affect sleep, comfort, and quality of life.

The soaring costs of child care have scored a starring role on the campaign trail, with both candidates offering up ways to lower expenses for parents of young children. A new study shows exactly why this is a hot-button issue. According to a report from the think tank New America, the average cost of full-time daycare for kids four and under has reached $9,589 a year — surpassing the average cost of in-state college tuition, which runs about $9,410.

(CARTAGENA, Colombia) — Colombia's government and the country's largest rebel movement signed a historic peace accord Monday evening ending a half-century of combat that caused more than 220,000 deaths and made 8 million homeless. Underlining the importance of the deal, President Juan Manuel Santos and Rodrigo Londono, leader of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, signed the 297-page agreement before a crowd of 2,500 foreign dignitaries and special guests, including U.N.

The United States and China announced Saturday that they are formally joining the Paris Agreement to combat climate change, significantly increasing the likelihood that the accord will take effect this year. The announcement, made by U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping before the start of the G20 summit in Hangzhou, China, adds momentum to ongoing international discussions surrounding climate change.

The camera pulls back on the endless windows of a glistening Manhattan office building, to the glorious anthem of Carly Simon's "Let the River Run." I am 13 years old, in a Colorado movie theater, my eyes riveted to the screen as I take in those last moments of Working Girl. The next day at school I tell a classmate that I am going to be a "businesswoman.

During this election, pundits have often tangled over just how much attention should be paid to Hillary Clinton’s gender, as she forges on in her pursuit of the Oval Office. We don’t, after all, go around referring to George Washington as the first man president or wondering how Obama’s maleness might play into china-pattern selections at the White House. But this is a first.

(ISTANBUL) — An Islamic State group suicide bomber as young as 12 years old attacked an outdoor Kurdish wedding party in southeastern Turkey, killing at least 51 people and wounding dozens of others, the Turkish president said Sunday. The bombing late Saturday in Gaziantep, near Turkey's border with Syria, was the deadliest attack in Turkey this year.

(WASHINGTON) — A federal judge has ordered Hillary Clinton to answer questions in writing from a conservative legal advocacy group about her use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state. U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan issued the order Friday as part of a long-running public records lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch.

The Hong Kong government announced its opposition Friday to Taiwanese independence activists coming to the territory "to campaign" for local "political organizations." In a terse three-line statement, the Hong Kong government said that it "does not welcome" such individuals in Hong Kong. No other details were provided. The administration is growing increasingly nervous over the territory's growing independence movement.

If you've been shopping less at [f500link]Target[/f500link] lately, you're not alone. Foot traffic in stores is down 2.2%. Comparable store sales fell 1.1% during the May-July period, the first time in two years there's been a decline during these months.

Rio's top ticket at any time of year is the beach. And if you wanted to put a price on it — complete with crashing waves under a near full moon — well, how about $110? That, or rather its equivalent in local currency, 350 reals, was the official price of the cheapest seats Tuesday for the beach volleyball at Copacabana. Long lines formed 90 minutes before the start of the match, such was the buzz. It felt like a World Series game, and, in a way, it was.

The United Arab Emirates received 15 detainees from Guantánamo Bay prison, Defense Department officials announced Monday, as part of an ongoing effort to downsize the facility. There are now 61 detainees in the naval base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba after 12 Yemeni and three Afghan citizens were transferred Saturday, the Miami Herald reports.

Fear comes in many forms. A month ago, on the night of the bloody coup attempt here in Turkey, I together with millions in Istanbul and Ankara experienced gut-tightening fear as explosions shook our living rooms and gunfire crackled outside our windows. Downstairs my neighbours huddled in their bathroom, afraid for their safety and for the lives of loved ones. Outside, tanks rolled by whilst jets and helicopters filled the skies and civilians were gunned down by would-be putschists.

Correction appended, Aug. 13 Kenny Baker, who played R2-D2 in six of the Star Wars movies, has died at the age of 81, his family said. He had been sick for several years. Baker appeared in Flash Gordon and The Elephant Man. But he was most famous for inhabiting R2-D2 in Episodes I-VI of Star Wars. For the earliest films, the 3-foot-8-inch British actor would slide inside the R2-D2 costume and shake and spin to animate the beloved droid's reactions to other characters' dialogue.

The diagnosis of a young boy and girl paralysed with polio has sparked an emergency mass vaccination campaign in Nigeria. Having celebrated its first full year free of the disease in 2015, the country looked set to be polio free by 2017, along with the rest of Africa.

Several explosions occurred in southern Thailand on Thursday and Friday, killing at least four people and wounding more than 20. Here's what you need to know: Where have the blasts occurred and what are the casualty figures? On Thursday night, two explosions took place 20 minutes apart in the resort city of Hua Hin, killing one Thai woman and injuring at least 20, including ten foreign nationals.

Bubba Watson, the highest-ranked American golfer at the Olympics, defended Justin Gatlin's right to compete in Rio, telling TIME that the sprinter who was once suspended for a doping violation is clean and has "changed." "Who cares about the past?" Watson tells TIME. "I mean, we’ve all had issues. People write negative things about me that aren’t true." Gatlin, a gold medal winner at the 2004 Olympics, was out of the sport for four years following a positive test.

As with many democracies, South Africa’s municipal and district elections are widely seen as a referendum on the performance of the central government. And on August 3, 2016, South African voters clearly showed that the African National Congress, which has lead the country since the end of apartheid in 1994, has lost the people’s faith.

They were hard to miss — the dark, purply circles dotting Michael Phelps' back and shoulders and running all the way down his leg. Perfectly circular, they look like some kind of rash. In Phelps’ case, they’re completely intentional. “I’ve done cupping for a while before meets,” says Phelps. “But I haven’t had a bruise like this for a while. I asked for a little help yesterday because I was a little sore and I was training hard.

Music streaming service Spotify is here to help us make our lives easier. Step one: get out of bed, thanks to the right tunes. Spotify partnered with psychology PhD candidate David M. Greenberg to put together the perfect playlist for waking up in the morning. The 20-song list kicks off with Coldplay's uplifting "Viva La Vida," and also includes timeless jams like Bill Withers's "Lovely Day," and the very literal "Wake Me Up" by Avicii.

At least 42 people were injured at a Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa concert in New Jersey on Friday, when a railing collapsed and caused the crowd to fall forward several feet onto concrete in front of the stage. Most of the people suffered broken bones and bruises, but one person was taken to a nearby trauma center in critical but stable condition, NBC News reports. The concert at the BB&T Pavilion was cancelled shortly after the collapse.

The first pro-independence rally in Hong Kong history took place Friday in the shadow of the city's main government complex, with at least a thousand people braving the subtropical humidity for the small but politically momentous, and peaceful, gathering. The event, called by the fledgling Hong Kong National Party, was spurred by the banning of six pro-independence activists from standing as candidates in September elections to the city's legislature.

A new poll shows Hillary Clinton jumping to a 15-point lead against Donald Trump in the presidential race. The poll, which comes after both political party conventions, shows Clinton beating Trump 48% to 33% across the country. The McClatchy-Marist poll shows Clinton with one of her largest leads of the race. The same poll showed Clinton leading Trump by only three percent last month. A growing Clinton lead has been reflected in a variety of new polls.

It appears that Boyz II Men, plus the entire golden age of baby-making music, is wasted on millennials. More young adults born in the 1980s and 1990s are choosing not to have sex, according to the results of a new study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior. In fact, they’re twice as likely to be virgins, compared to GenXers—people born in the 1960s and ’70s—when they were the same age.

Those regularly chided by their dentists got good news on Tuesday, as the U.S. government acknowledged something to which TIME had brought attention last year: there is little scientific evidence that flossing your teeth really makes a difference when it comes to cavities and gum disease.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is finally here. The script of the West End play was released July 31 at midnight — Harry's birthday, for those who somehow do not know — giving Potterheads a new tale about the Boy Who Lived. Written by Jack Thorne and based on a story by J.K.

When Robert Boetticher, Jr., was in mortuary school in the 1980s, his teachers barely mentioned cremation. And that mindset was reflected in the funeral homes he managed in California the following decade, which weighed heavily toward traditional burial. The fledgling cremation business, meanwhile, was often given to the youngest employees. “The thought was, ‘It’s just a cremation family,’” Boetticher says. “That was how we managed the process.

MUKILTEO, Washington — Officials say a shooting at a suburban Seattle home has left three people dead and another person hurt, and that a suspect is in custody. The city of Mukilteo said on its Twitter feed early Saturday that there were three fatalities in the Chennault neighborhood. It said the injured person was transported to Harborview Medical Center with unknown injuries. The city tweeted that a suspect has been apprehended in Lewis County.

White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough formally invited Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to begin preparing for taking over the White House, as the presidential transition process enters a new phase for the now-official party nominees. In separate calls Friday with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Trump's transition chairman, and Ed Meier, the Clinton campaign's director of policy outreach, McDonough informed them of the resources available to smooth the transfer of power.

Pope Francis' planned visit to Auschwitz on Friday, to pray at the site of the Nazi concentration camp, is sure to be a sober occasion. The presence of the leader of the Catholic Church will once again call attention to one of the 20th century's worst atrocities, and serve as a reminder of the terribly high stakes for those who would make peace in the world.

(SAGAMIHARA, Japan) — Hatred appears to be what fueled a young Japanese man who went on a stabbing rampage, killing 19 people Tuesday at a facility for the mentally disabled where he had been fired. Months earlier, he reportedly gave a letter to Parliament outlining the bloody plan.

The stories piled up like love letters. The 9/11 survivor whom Hillary Clinton helped get medical care. The former intern whose legal career was launched through a Senate internship for foster kids. The young female politician who saluted a down-to-earth mentor who likes to binge on HGTV and Buffalo wings. The official business on the second night of the Democratic convention was to formally crown the party's nominee. Then the real work began.

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(NEW YORK) — [f500link]Verizon[/f500link] has agreed to buy online portal Yahoo Inc. for nearly $5 billion, the companies announced Monday. Verizon will acquire Yahoo’s operating business for about $4.83 billion, according to the telecommunications company. The deal "will put Verizon in a highly competitive position as a top global mobile media company" and help accelerate its revenue stream in digital advertising, Verizon Chairman and CEO Lowell McAdam said in a statement.

It’s been nine years since the first episode of Mad Men aired on July 19, 2007. After Peggy's first day at the office, the world spent eight years watching the snappy dressers learn, grow and pretend to embrace a computer. When Mad Men ended in May 2015, Don was working out his daddy issues in a totally characteristic yoga position, and then fans had to say goodbye to one of the most influential fake companies of all time to the tune of Roger Sterling, company funeral pianist.

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has named Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine as her running mate for the 2016 election, ending months of speculation about her pick and setting the stage for a heated general election against Donald Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence. The announcement, made on Friday night from Clinton's Twitter account, comes a day before Clinton and Kaine are set to campaign together in Florida.

PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia (AP) — The hunt for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will be suspended once the current search area in the Indian Ocean has been completely scoured, the ministers of the three countries conducting the operation announced Friday, possibly ending all hopes of solving aviation's greatest mystery.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau turns five today. The agency, created in the wake of the financial crisis, was supposed to protect American consumers from the abuses of the financial industry after millions got burned by ill-advised mortgages.

Correction appended, July 19 As a former speechwriter, I fantasize about how fun it would be to write for Donald Trump. The sheer size of Trump's platform! His reach! How easy it would be to have impact! Yet any time the captivating, freewheeling speaker gives prepared remarks, the result is painful: material that is stilted, stiff, and doesn’t reflect his voice.

Terrorist or psychopath? As if we had to choose one or the other. As if all terrorists were not (and have not always been) psychopaths. As if the Nazi henchmen of the 1920s and ‘30s, the Hitlerian paramilitary squads that hounded democrats and Jews, the SS brutes responsible for the ideological indoctrination of the German masses were ever anything but psychopathic monsters up and down the hierarchy.

Although corals look like a plant, they are actually animals, made up of thousands of individual polyps living together in a colony. Because of their small size, scientific observation of them has been difficult, if not impossible outside of a lab. Now, Andrew Mullen and Tali Treibitz from the University of California San Diego have developed a new way to observe coral colonies in their natural habitat.

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach declared last month that with the renovated port and new hotels Rio would be in better shape for having hosted the Olympics. Sure, and the Oklahoma City Thunder will be better off without Kevin Durant. Rio is an extreme example of what happens to almost all cities that host the summer Olympics. These days hosting the summer Games runs between $15 billion and $20 billion. With some good fortune, hosting may produce $4.

When a truck driver plowed into the throngs of revelers out on the street for Bastille Day in the coastal town of Nice on Thursday night, killing at least 84 people and injuring dozens more, it was the latest in a series of devastating attacks in France. The Charlie Hebdo killings, the mayhem in Paris last November, the stabbing of a police officer in June: the list goes on.

South Korea’s county of Seongju is famed for its melons. The plump, yellow Chamoi variety account for 70% of commercial output and 60% of labor. The local government’s website also trumpets the area’s apples, pears, tomatoes and “charcoal dropwort,” which is “grown free of pollution and without using any fertilizers.” Nowhere on the website is there a mention of missiles, however, with which Seongju has suddenly become synonymous.

The French national holiday of Bastille Day—celebrated each year on July 14, or le quatorze juillet—may spell fireworks and and a large military parade for some, but for most, it still marks the anniversary of the storming of a grand fortress that was infamous for holding political prisoners, during the first moments of the French Revolution in Paris in 1789.

Antiretroviral drugs, which are used to treat the HIV infection, have helped curb the rapid-fire spread of the AIDS epidemic, especially in the developed world. Their effects are impressive. Among heterosexual couples where one partner is HIV positive but takes antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) to control the virus, studies have showed that the medications lowered risk of transmission to the HIV-negative partner by up to 96%.

On Wednesday Britain will change Prime Ministers for the third time this century, nine weeks ahead of schedule. The battle to succeed David Cameron was, uniquely, being fought between two women, experienced Home Secretary Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom, a relatively junior energy minister. Leadsom shocked her party by suddenly pulling out on Monday afternoon, only four days after a final ballot of Conservative members of parliament (MPs) had whittled down the contest to this final pairing.

A little under two weeks since she announced her leadership bid, Andrea Leadsom has sensationally quit the race to become Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister of the U.K. The country's Energy Minister faced a series of questions surrounding her resume, in which it was alleged that she embellished her record in the private sector.

More women have come forward to accuse Fox News CEO Roger Ailes of sexual harassment, New York magazine reports, after former host Gretchen Carlson filed a lawsuit Wednesday arguing she was fired for refusing to sleep with Ailes and that he reacted with hostility to her complaints about sexism in the workplace. New York on Saturday published interviews with six more women accusing Ailes of harassment over decades, including two women who gave their full names and four who requested anonymity.

Micah Johnson lived in a two-story brick home overlooking a field in suburbia; a neighborhood that looked like ET might stumble into it under the right moon.

Nearly 540 pregnant women in the United States and territories have Zika, which is proven to cause the devastating birth defect microcephaly and is suspected to cause other neurological defects, too. Health authorities strongly recommend that women of childbearing age take precaution against pregnancy or delay attempts at conception if they suspect they have contracted—or are at risk of contracting—Zika. For women in the U.S.

The Republican daydream of replacing Donald Trump at the top of the ticket returned Wednesday, but it's likely to end in yet another disappointment. A report in the Wall Street Journal highlighting an internal Trump whip count of GOP convention delegates has reignited the hopes of the Never Trump crowd. The count from Trump supporter and Republican National Committee member Randy Evans, confirmed by TIME, shows about 890 delegates firmly backing Trump and 680 opposing him.

Roth Martin really wants to make it clear that he tried to make his company's shoes in America, though he says the necessary tools just aren't here. That is, after all, one of the few zeitgeisty claims he can't make about the flats being sold by his new San Francisco-based footwear company, Rothy's. While a millennial might frown to read the "Made in China" label on the insole (and one imagines it keeps Martin up at night like raccoons in the attic), they tick a long list of other boxes.

It's no secret at this point in the 2016 election cycle that the American electorate is mad. Voters hate the status quo. They can't stand Washington. And in poll after poll, they report believing not only that the U.S. economy "isn't working," in some abstract sense, but that it has been actively designed to harm them. According to a new poll by Marketplace and Edison Research, 71% of Americans believe that the U.S. economy is rigged against them.

By now, the pinup photograph is as much a part of America's culture as apple pie and fireworks. Named after the photographic ads that burlesque models would "pin up" on the walls of theaters' waiting room, pinups became iconic during World War II when Hollywood kept American the G.I. well-supplied with photographs of stars like Betty Grable, Rita Hayworth, Esther [f500link ignore=true]Williams[/f500link] and Jane Russell.

Two days before July 4th, American Sam Querrey delivered a pretty nice birthday present for his country: the biggest win in U.S. men's tennis in well over a decade. Querrey shocked Novak Djokovic in the third round at Wimbledon, beating the reigning world No. 1, two-time defending Wimbledon champ and holder of the last four Grand Slam titles in four sets, 7-6, 6-1, 3-6, 7-6.

Police in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka were engaged in a shootout with gunmen who stormed a well-known eatery in the city’s diplomatic area on Friday evening, triggering a hostage situation at the venue popular with foreigners. ISIS took credit for the attack in the city’s upscale Gulshan neighborhood. "Islamic State commandos attack a restaurant frequented by foreigners in the city of Dhaka," the ISIS-linked Aamaq news agency said, according to AFP.

The Democratic primary is over and Bernie Sanders has all but conceded. But that doesn’t mean his fight has ended. Even as his campaign has largely disbanded, Sanders and his allies have been negotiating with presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton’s supporters continuously over the last few weeks in an attempt to craft the Democratic Party’s platform as a liberal manifesto. The biggest test of Sanders' enduring influence will come next week in Orlando, Fla.

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British Prime Minister David Cameron attended his final summit of European Union leaders on Tuesday in a Brussels gripped by regret and recrimination, but the two-day summit has yet to give any clarity on exactly how Britain will untangle itself from the bloc, or who will mediate the messy divorce. Over a dinner of poached veal tenderloin with seasonal baby vegetables, Mr Cameron expressed his regret to the 27 other heads of government that Britain had not voted to remain in the E.U.

Britain's decision to leave the European Union will inevitably increase the clout of Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor who strongly opposed the British departure that her policies—especially on migration—nonetheless hastened. Her immediate calm, measured reaction to the bombshell referendum result was typical of Merkel—and notable in a maelstrom of gobsmacked diplomats, frantic news coverage and convulsing markets.

The wife of Maine Governor Paul LePage has a new summer gig: waiting tables at a local restaurant. Her goal: to buy a new SUV. Ann LePage is working part-time as a waitress at McSeagull's Restauant in Boothbay Harbor three days a week at lunchtime to save enough money to purchase a new Toyota Rav4, CNN reports. Gov. Paul LePage said she also took the job to “supplement” his $70,000 salary, the lowest of any U.S. governor, according to the Associated Press.

Sure, Hillary Clinton is on the verge of becoming the first female major party nominee for president, but don’t let that fool you. The obstacles remain daunting for women running for high office—especially seats in Congress. Women continue to be vastly under-represented among U.S. political leaders at all levels north of school board. The discrimination they confront operates at the root level of institutions rather than out in the open.

The United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union set off a panic not just in the global financial markets but also inside Democratic circles. If a brew of anti-trade, anti-immigrant and pro-nationalist sentiments could prevail in the U.K., what’s to say it won’t dominate in, say, Ohio? Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump has made the same notions that fueled the Brexit campaign central to his campaign.

Asia has long resisted union. Its borders encompass the world’s two most populous nations, China and India, each a complete world unto itself. An attempt to link the countries of Southeast Asia—merely one chunk of the continent—has produced a weak institution less adept at actual policy-making than organizing photo-ops of hand-holding ministers in local garb.

(WASHINGTON) — Democrats carried a remarkable House floor sit-in into a second day, disrupting the business of Congress with demands for gun-control votes in an unruly scene broadcast live to the world. Republicans branded the move as a publicity stunt before summarily adjourning the chamber until after the Fourth of July. Even after the House adjourned around 3:15 a.m.

The European Union came into being with the ambitious purpose of copper-fastening peace in Europe. But since Britain and Ireland joined together in 1973 it has had a transformative impact on Ireland's relations with our nearest neighbour, for centuries uneasy and sometimes bloody. I want to argue that the E.U.'s record with regard to Ireland and the U.K. represents a microcosm of the Union's wider achievements in resolving age-old, continental rivalries during the past six decades.

Braving the stifling summer heat, several hundred refugees marched through Hong Kong’s central district Monday to mark World Refugee Day and to demand greater rights for the 11,000 or so asylum seekers living in the territory. Dressed in red T-shirts and carrying banners that read "Justice for Refugees," and "Human Rights, Not Racism," the throng of people walked from the central business district to the headquarters of the city's Immigration Department a few kilometers away.

Do you have a question about history? Send us your question at history@time . com and you might find your answer in a future edition of Now You Know. Though hair fashions may change season to season, the association between women and long hair is an ancient one.

Last week, a delegate to the RNC’s convention rules committee speculated to me that it would take four or five terrible weeks like last week, when Trump ranted about the Mexican ethnicity of an Indiana-born judge, for convention delegates to block Donald Trump as the Republican nominee for President. Welcome to the end of Donald Trump’s terrible week two.

Foroohar is an assistant managing editor at TIME and the magazine’s economics columnist. She's the author of Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business. I’ve spent much of the last three years looking at how our current system of market capitalism isn’t working. But recently I’ve begun thinking more about what is working — or at least, what might have the potential to work better.

Dozens of U.S. diplomats have signed an internal memo lambasting President Barack Obama's strategy in Syria, demanding stronger military action and targeted airstrikes on the country's leader Bashar al-Assad. The memo has been endorsed by 51 members of the State Department and slams Assad's repeated violation of a ceasefire agreement amid his country's five-year civil war, the New York Times reports.

At least 400 people were arrested in Venezuela this week, authorities said on Wednesday, as the South American nation grapples with widespread looting and riots amid a crippling economic crisis and the world's highest rate of inflation. Looters swarmed shops in the coastal town of Cumana on Tuesday to seize food and other supplies, with security forces nearly powerless to stop them, Reuters reported.

(AMARILLO, Texas) — Officers fatally shot an armed man inside a Walmart store in Amarillo, Texas, on Tuesday after he took two people hostage, including a manager with whom he had a work-related dispute, according to police. Amarillo police identified the suspect as 54-year-old store employee Mohammad Moghaddam and said neither hostage was injured. Police said the incident began over a dispute related to a promotion and called the incident a "workplace violence event.

(PARIS) — French President Francois Hollande said Tuesday that the killing of two police officials was "incontestably a terrorist act," coming as his country and others are facing a high threat of the kind of extremist violence that hit a Florida night club. A 25-year-old Frenchman with a past terrorist conviction is suspected in Monday's knife attack in the Paris suburb of Magnanville, according to police officials. The motive for the attack is unclear.

From tributes to the victims of the shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando to a big night for Broadway hit Hamilton, the 2016 Tony Awards show was packed with action. Here are some of the highlights from the night.

Lawmakers in North Carolina are quietly at work to roll back parts of the state's new law that effectively banned transgender individuals from deciding on their own which bathrooms to use, as well as gutted many state-level civil rights protections for women, minorities and people of faith. However, the minor changes are unlikely to be enough to quiet the outrage that has drawn federal lawsuits from the U.S. Department of Justice.

Shots have reportedly been fired at Dallas Love Field Airport. Local media reported the shots on Friday. A spokesperson for the Dallas Police Department confirmed to TIME that officers were on the scene. The incident reportedly occurred near a baggage claim area, according to Reuters. Further information on how and why the shots were fired is pending. [Reuters, WFAA].

For awhile, Theranos was the darling of Silicon Valley — a firm whose putatively revolutionary blood-testing device was evidence that the lucrative tech world could indeed forge humanitarian paths. But Theranos' technology has been discredited — not to mention subject to criminal investigation — and its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, once praised by Forbes as America's richest self-made woman, has been disgraced.

(WASHINGTON) — On the verge of endorsing Hillary Clinton, President Barack Obama will pay tribute to Bernie Sanders' historic candidacy for presidency with an Oval Office meeting aimed at unifying the Democratic Party for a general election brawl with Donald Trump. Sanders, the runner-up for the Democratic nomination, was heading Thursday to the White House under intense pressure to drop out and clear the way for Clinton.

Bernie Sanders has run for president like a lone prophet, a solitary Jeremiah who scribbles sprawling end-of-days speeches on his yellow legal pad from his hotel room or his car. He has few advisers and even fewer confidantes. He delivers sermons to adoring crowds whom he usually later avoids. He often wishes he were back home in Vermont, tending to the wood stove. Now, with the primary effectively over, Sanders will do one final thing by himself: decide how it ends.

Over the past two years, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Barack Obama have developed not only a strong partnership between their two countries, but a close personal friendship as well.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says that women who abstain from bearing children are “lacking” and “incomplete” the local Hurriyet Daily News reports. He made the remarks to Turkey's Women and Democracy Association in Istanbul on Sunday. While claiming to support women who pursue careers, he added, “I certainly do not accept the business world becoming an alternative for maternity.

Three Minnesota men accused of plotting to travel to Syria and join ISIS were convicted Friday of conspiracy to murder overseas and other charges. Guled Ali Omar, Abdirahman Yasin Daud, and Mohamed Abdihamid Farah all now face life in prison, the feds said. "The evidence in this case made clear that the defendants made a deeply personal and deliberate decision back in 2014," United States Attorney Andrew Luger said in a statement.

(WASHINGTON) — An unexpectedly bleak May jobs report has suddenly muddied the outlook for the U.S. economy. Until this week, the Federal Reserve had seemed poised to raise interest rates perhaps as soon as June 15 — a sign of confidence that the economy was strengthening after struggling just to grow early this year. Any such certainty vanished at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time Friday.

The number of terrorist attacks and the number of people killed by acts of terrorism worldwide declined last year for the first time since 2012, according to the U.S. government. Figures compiled for the State Department show there were almost 11,800 terrorist attacks around the world in 2015 — 13% less than the previous year.

(LOS ANGELES) — Hundreds of heavily armed officers swarmed the sprawling UCLA campus Wednesday following a shooting that forced thousands to barricade themselves in classrooms and offices, some using belts and chairs to secure doors, until authorities determined the gunman and the professor he shot were dead. About two hours after the first 911 call came in around 10 a.m.

A "first-of-its-kind" report released on Tuesday in San Francisco found that the costs of housing homeless people drop by more than half over a few years, following an initial spike when they first find their way into supportive housing. City analysts tracked costs for 1,818 adults for eight years—the equivalent of about a quarter of the city's homeless population— with all those people entering supportive housing in the middle of the span from 2007 to 2015.

You can be forgiven for writing off the Golden State Warriors in these NBA playoffs. Tough seems patently absurd.

(TARIQ CAMP, Iraq) — Iraq's special forces completed a troop buildup around Fallujah on Sunday ahead of an operation to retake the Islamic State-held city west of Baghdad, a military officer said, as the militants attacked a newly-liberated town to the west. Teaming up with paramilitary troops and backed by aerial support from the U.S.-led coalition, the government launched a large-scale offensive to dislodge ISIS militants from Fallujah a week ago.

Kim Jong Un, North Korea's dictator, has an aunt that has secretly been living in the United States for almost 20 years. Revealing herself to the Washington Post, Ko Yong Suk (the name she went by when she was part of North Korea's royal family), said she and her husband have been incredibly lucky since they defected from North Korea in 1998 to the CIA in the United States. "My kids went to great schools and they’re successful, and I have my husband, who can fix anything.

(MANCHESTER, England) — Manchester United has hired Jose Mourinho as its new manager, entrusting one of soccer's most successful coaches to restore the fortunes of England's most prestigious club. United announced the long-expected appointment of Mourinho on an initial three-year contract on Friday, four days after firing Louis van Gaal.

Indonesian judges can now force men who commit sexual offenses against children to be chemically castrated, after President Joko Widodo issued an emergency decree in response to what he called a "crisis" of sexual violence against children in the country. The move comes after a teenage girl was gang-raped and murdered by a group of 14 men and boys while walking home from school in Bengkulu province, in Sumatra, in early May.

Twenty-six-year-old rapper Suboi has been dubbed "Queen of Hip Hop" in Vietnam. It's a brave career choice in a repressive state where outspoken artists fear upsetting the authorities with their lyrics. On Wednesday, though, more bravery was required as she was put on the spot by U.S. President Barack Obama.

President Obama urged Vietnam's communist rulers Tuesday to give more freedoms to the country's people, amid worries his Administration is disregarding serious human-rights issues in favor of geopolitical concerns in his dealings with the leadership. But his message, delivered at a meeting with members of local civil society, was undermined by the fact that several prominent critics of Vietnam's government were prevented from attending the event.

Rihanna, Britney Spears, Madonna and Celine Dion all played the 2016 Billboard Music Awards Sunday night. The remarkable line-up of musical powerhouses made up for the fact that the show was a ludicrous three-and-a-half hours long during which they handed out a paltry seven awards for such dubious accomplishments as Billboard Chart Achievement Award.

If long security screening lines at the airport have you down, you and your fellow travelers have only yourselves to blame for not "turning a place of 'no' into a place of 'yes'" by enrolling in the Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck program. A Virginia marketing company used that phrase to describe the challenge it faced in 2014, when it launched what eventually became a $1.