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November 27, 2020 Issue

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Trump Has 70 Days to Undermine Joe Biden, Even If He Eventually Concedes

Will this be the "transition from hell"? Trump has many ways to hobble incoming president Biden between now and Inauguration Day. Here's the "menu of mayhem" that Biden's team fears.

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Power Struggle

Lima, Peru: Following the impeachment and removal of former Peruvian President Marint Vizcarra, demonstrators confronted riot police during a protest against the new government of interim President Manuel Merino on November 12, at San Martin Square. Merino resigned after only five days in office, on November 15.

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Prince's Biographer on the Man Behind the Legend

Writer Neal Karlen knew Prince better than any other journalist. He talks about his new biography 'This Thing Called Life.'

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The World's Weirdest Museums You Didn't Know Exist

From a collection of excavated mummies to one focused exclusively on every college student's dinnertime staple, these are some of the most unusual museums around the world.

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Sarah Paulson Is in Full (Evil) Control in 'Run'

"It's my job as an actor to not judge the character I'm playing, Sarah Paulson told 'Newsweek.' Rather, she hopes to bring the audience along on the journey, "even if they know it's morally questionable or downright criminal."

November 27, 2020 Issue

Power Struggle

The World's Weirdest Museums You Didn't Know Exist

Sarah Paulson Is in Full (Evil) Control in 'Run'

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What Scientists Say About the Viral Atlantic Diet

Putin's 'Revenge': Georgia's Jailed Ex-President Urges West to Act

Donald Trump Scores Poll Boost in Critical Battleground States

How Meghan Markle's Wedding Dress Was an Act of Royal Rebellion

High-Speed Rail Backed As Future of US Transport

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