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Myanmar’s Case Against Reuters Reporters Is a War on Truth

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L'Oreal Hijab Model Steps Down From Campaign After Backlash

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Chris Matthews Apologizes for 'Bill Cosby Pill' Joke Before Hillary Clinton Interview

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Peter Thiel Makes Offer to Buy Gawker

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Who Is Michael Wolff? What to Know About the Author of the Explosive New Trump Book

'Fire and Fury' is causing a huge stir in Washington and beyond

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'They Didn't Change at All': The Persistence of Charlie Hebdo

As the anniversary of the shooting approaches, a historian puts the event in the context of the publication's history

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50 Years Ago This Week: 1967 in Review

Also in this issue: alcohol consumption and the end of an era

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TV Companies Are About to Make it Way Harder to Share Your Passwords

The era of mooching off your parents and friends is almost over

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The True Story Behind Katharine Graham's Rise to Publisher in 'The Post'

She's played by Meryl Streep in the movie version of the true story

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Former Today Staffer Says Consensual Relationship With Matt Lauer Was an 'Abuse of Power'

The former Today show staffer who said she had a consensual relationship with Matt Lauer wants to spark a conversation about what consent looks like in the workplace.Addie Zinone told Variety last week that she...

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Tavis Smiley: PBS Made a 'Huge Mistake'

"People end up being guilty just by accusation," he said

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50 Years Ago This Week: Bob Hope Goes to Vietnam

Also in this issue: Electric cars and campus protests

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Matt Lauer’s First Accuser Lives in ‘Constant Fear’ of Being Discovered, Lawyer Says

The attorney for the woman who first came forward to complain of Matt Lauer’s inappropriate sexual behavior said she lives “in constant fear that people are going to track her down and figure out who...

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PBS Suspends Tavis Smiley's Show After Sexual Misconduct Investigation

Smiley denied any misconduct and said that he intends to "fight back"

By Katie Reilly

50 Years Ago This Week: Inside the First Heart Transplant

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By Lily Rothman

Women Replace Men Who Lost Jobs Over Harassment

From Christiane Amanpour to Robin Wright

By Samantha Cooney

Here’s a Look at Past Coverage That Led Up to TIME’s 2017 Person of the Year Choice

Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson sued over sexual harassment in 2016

By Katie Reilly

Here's the History of TIME's Person of the Year Franchise

The magazine's editors have been picking a Person of the Year since 1927

By Lily Rothman

50 Years Ago This Week: How Hollywood Changed in the 1960s

Also in this issue: single parents and nuclear power

By Lily Rothman

How the Nazi Propaganda Machine Used 'Fake News'

The Nazis were in a class of their own when it came to propaganda

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