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South Korea Accuses Sweden of Spygate Tactics at World Cup

Swedish scouts were spying on South Korean practice sessions before their match.

Meet Eva Claire Marseille, Airline Pilot and Instagram Inspiration

She wants to encourage more young women to have careers in aviation.

World’s Top Art Forgery Detective Explains How to Spot a Fake

Thanks to its fraud-busting expert, Sotheby's offers a five-year guarantee for its auction sales.

Brooks Koepka Goes Back-to-Back With U.S. Open Wins

Koepka closed with a 2-under 68 to end the tournament with a 1-over 281 total.

John Oliver Warns Chinese President Will Fill Vacuum Left by Trump on World Stage

“No matter how badly they behave, the world will still want to do business with them."

The Long and Winding History of Ancient Winemaking

Across the globe, local cultures took starkly different approaches to viniculture.

Why Northern Michigan Attracts International High Rollers

The summer playground for the Fords, the Wrigleys, and Ernest Hemingway has a lot to offer.

Is America Prepared for the Next Pandemic?

Recent mass outbreaks have caught the world off-guard—but the worst is yet to come.

Multi-Talented Creator, Star of “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” Talks About What’s Next

As her hit musical comedy's final season begins, the outspoken Rachel Bloom ponders her future.

Mexico Shocks Germany in World Cup Upset

Chucky Lozano's lone goal is the difference in Group F opener.

“Incredibles 2” Blows Away Animated Box Office Record

Pixar movie helps Disney ease sting of "Solo" disappointment.

Elon Musk Faces Long Road Towards Tesla Success

The Financial Times analyzes what the job cuts, production delays mean.

World’s Oldest Rain Forest Frogs Found In Amber From Cretaceous Period

Fossil records for amphibians from rain forests are almost nonexistent.