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Opinion

Six reasons to keep America as No. 1 superpower

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North Korea tests missile with enough range to reach entire US

Fans demand justice for hitchBOT, 'killed' after only two weeks in US

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South Korea's Moon offers olive branch to Japan

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More nations join Olympic diplomatic boycott. Will that matter?

Strong manufacturing data boosts stocks

Gallery

CITES conference fails to protect any threatened marine species

RED AND PINK CORAL: Corallium rubrum, known as red coral, is seen here in Calafuria, Italy, in 2007. The coral, harvested in the Mediterranean and western Pacific, is primarily used for jewelery. CITES turned down proposed regulations for the trade of 31 species of red coral during its conference in Doha, Qatar.

China fishing boat captain to be freed by Japan. Will it ease tensions?

In Pictures

Beetle mania: Fascinating beetles around the world

An Asian long horned beetle, which feeds on the bark of healthy trees, is seen here. The one-inch long bug destroyed thousands of trees in New York and Chicago and is nearly impossible to spot before it burrows to do fatal damage to the trees. The only way to eliminate the pest and save the forests is to destroy the trees the beetle attacks.

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