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Arnaud de Borchgrave, a Journalist Whose Life Was a Tale Itself, Dies at 88

Mr. de Borchgrave was the son of a Belgian count and a storied foreign correspondent who covered, by his estimate, at least 18 wars.

Forget Barefoot; New Trendsetter in Running Shoes Is Cushioning

Some dismiss maximalist shoes as gimmicky or silly-looking. Others, from injury-prone joggers to Olympians, are converts. ...read more

Chongli Journal: Shortage of Snow Aside, China Jumps Into Bid for 2022 Winter Games

With Kazakhstan as its only competition, Beijing stands to follow up its 2008 Summer Games with a new chance at spotlighting its wealth and...

Terror attacks offer insights for first responders

When terrorists strike, emergency workers who have the proper training, information access and a positive work environment will make better decisions, according to research....

Researcher has some questions for the interview

Interviews begin with questions, but a researcher is instead questioning the interview, and the answers are mapping the history and unexplored conceptual areas of...

On the Road: Numbers May Not Give a Complete Picture of Passenger Unruliness

While government statistics show a decline in reported incidents, an international body says they have been on the increase in recent years.

Hard Cases: Genes Tell Only Part of the Story

The lives of patients are far more complex, and messier, than science can explain. ...read more

Hard Cases: Genes Tell Only Part of the Story

The lives of patients are far more complex, and messier, than science can explain. ...read more

Hard Cases: Genes Tell Only Part of the Story

The lives of patients are far more complex, and messier, than science can explain. ...read more

Hard Cases: Genes Tell Only Part of the Story

The lives of patients are far more complex, and messier, than science can explain. ...read more