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Nikki Finke may be the hardest working person in show business. In the maelstrom of industry news that broke this week, it was announced that the founder of the Deadline Hollywood Daily blog has sold

As part of a News Office series in the run-up to the Nov. 4 presidential election, Adam Berinsky, associate professor in the Department of Political Science, answers questions about the role of

A rising tide is said to lift all boats. Rising global temperatures, however, may lead to increased disparities between rich and poor countries, according to a recent MIT economic analysis of the

ISTANBUL, Turkey -- Orthodox Christians around the world celebrated Easter Sunday, worshipping at candlelit services from Russia to Ethiopia before gathering families for outdoor feasts.

CAIRO, April 30 -- Sitting on the bluff at the Giza pyramids in late afternoon, as the sky turns pink behind the great pharaonic tombs, you can hear the 5 o'clock call to prayer rise from mosques in

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents might benefit from technology developed by an MIT professor, which could enable screeners to examine the contents of a cargo container for radiological or

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum closed Thursday in memory of a security guard who was shot and killed there. Elie Wiesel, holocaust survivor and founding chairman of the United States Holocaust

After more than a decade of research Natasha Schull is publishing her conclusions on how closely guarded, proprietary mathematical algorithms and immersive, interactive technology are used to keep

See an ultralight hang glider fly in formation with cranes, a bright-green Chinese lake, and hundreds of thousands protesting in Iran in this week's selection of the best news pictures.

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A few weeks back, Liberty University, a Christian school in Southern Virginia, said it would no longer recognize the College Democrats as a campus club because it supported politicians who favored

MIT biological engineers have found a way to mass-produce smell receptors in the lab, paving the way for the creation of "artificial noses." Such devices could be used to detect drugs and ex

Much of the Muslim world reacts with guarded optimism to President Obama's speech in Egypt, with some calling it a "good start" and others saying they need to see actions go with the concili

A new center will promote the Dalai Lama's vision of a better world by sponsoring interdisciplinary programs and deliberations on ethics. The center will be formally launched by the Dalai Lama during

As part of a News Office series in the run-up to the Nov. 4 presidential election, MIT professors Andrea Louise Campbell and James Poterba answer questions about economic issues and the proposed tax

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In this installment of "3 Questions" Kosta Tsipis, former director of MIT's Program in Science and Technology for International Security, discusses the threats posed by nuclear proliferation

Executives at major news companies are arriving at the consensus that they will simply have to find a way to charge people who read their articles online. But, as several newspapers have learned, it's

Four men are in custody for allegedly plotting to bomb two Jewish temples in the Riverdale section of the Bronx and shoot down U.S. warplanes at an Air National Guard base in upstate New York.

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Ron Howard's new movie Angels & Demons. had a very successful weekend opening. Like Da Vinci Code. , the movie has attracted criticism from the Catholic Church. Father James Martin, a Jesuit pries

Ways to enhance diversity were explored in the March 9 HERC 2009 Diversity Roundtable at MIT. Human resource professionals brainstormed goals for making work places welcoming to all races, ages,