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Teach for America just celebrated its 25th anniversary but it is struggling with recruitment and criticism; a look at the oil capital of Europe; and what goes into financing a terrorist operation?

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The FBI may not need Apple's help to unlock an iPhone after all

by Molly Wood
Mar 22, 2016
Johns Hopkins professor Matthew Green broke the encryption on the iMessage system.
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ISIS exploits new networks to fund terror

by Kimberly Adams
Mar 22, 2016
ISIS operatives are relying on new sources, online and off, to fund attacks.
A plume of smoke rises over Brussels airport after the controlled explosion of a third device in Zaventem Bruxelles International Airport after a terrorist attack on March 22, 2016 in Brussels, Belgium. 
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Global warming could be a disaster sooner than later

by Scott Tong
Mar 22, 2016
But a possible climate disaster 50 years off still seems far away
Ice cracks from the wall of the Perito Moreno Glacier located at Los Glaciares National Park, southwest Santa Cruz Province, Argentina, on March 10, 2016.
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College grads no longer so eager to Teach for America

by Amy Scott
Mar 22, 2016
The 25-year old program is under fire for its methods and losing applicants
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Europe's oil capital feels the pinch

by Stephen Beard
Mar 22, 2016
The recent volatility in crude oil prices is a blow to Aberdeen, Scotland.
Ships are seen in Aberdeen Harbour, the busiest port for the oil industry in the UK, in Aberdeen, Scotland on January 21, 2015.
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Clothing startups are bringing some jobs back home

by Molly Wood
Mar 22, 2016
CEOs of high-tech garment companies want to build a future using U.S. factories.
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Hey, will you give me a 10?

by Gigi Douban
Mar 22, 2016
Workers asking you to give them a positive rating are a modern-day annoyance
Why some businesses are eager for feedback
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Teach for America just celebrated its 25th anniversary but it is struggling with recruitment and criticism; a look at the oil capital of Europe; and what goes into financing a terrorist operation?

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