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Michael Fiala / Reuters The Triumphs and Downfalls of Super Bowl 50
The game might be over, but the reaction to the play, the commercials, and the halftime show continues.
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Joshua Lott / Reuters Why the Officer Who Killed Quintonio LeGrier Is Suing Him
A Chicago cop who shot the 19-year-old seeks $10 million in damages in a countersuit filed against the man’s family.
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Bud Light / YouTube Super Bowl 50 Ads to Nation: Make America Great Again
Because it’s an old tired man perplexed by modernity, and it’s having trouble pooping.
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Danish Siddiqui / Reuters A Blow to Facebook in India
Regulators have banned the company’s Free Basics program and services like it that provide limited Internet access in developing countries.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Beyoncé’s Radical Halftime Statement
As Coldplay blandly strained for the universal, she and Bruno Mars pulled off something more specific and more daring.
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Yannis Behrakis / Reuters The Steady Trickle of Refugee Deaths in the Mediterranean
Another 27 died Monday. As of February 5, this year alone 374 asylum-seekers have died or are missing.
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What We're Following This Morning
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Matt York / AP Super Bowl 50: Clumsy, Monotonous, Corporate
The Denver Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers, but neither Peyton Manning nor Cam Newton seemed able to prove their worth.
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USA Today Sports / Reuters Super Bowl 50: An Upset Win for the Broncos
The Denver Broncos, led by quarterback Peyton Manning, triumphed over the Carolina Panthers.
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Tyrone Siu / Reuters The Search for Survivors in Taiwan
Dozens of people were trapped in the rubble of an apartment building that collapsed after a powerful earthquake this weekend.
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Brittany Greeson / The Ground Truth Project 'We Fear the Water'
Photographs of life in Flint, Michigan, where lead, copper, and bacteria have been contaminating the drinking supply
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Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters A Satellite Launch in North Korea
The reclusive country launched a long-range missile into space Saturday night, defying international warnings.
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David Goldman / AP The New Hampshire Republican Debate: The Empire Strikes Back
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David Goldman / AP A Rough Night for the Frontrunners
The three leading candidates—Trump, Cruz, and Rubio—stumbled, as the governors in the race made their presence felt.
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What We're Following This Evening
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Evan Vucci / AP Twitter’s New ISIS Policy
The company says it has shut down 125,000 accounts primarily related to the terrorist group.
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters Will a Cable-Box-Free Future Be Worse for Minority Americans?
The FCC will vote February 18 on a plan that would open the cable-box market to companies like Apple, Tivo, Roku, and Google.
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Twitter The Super Bowl Ads That Aren't on TV
What happens when the big game’s primary cultural spectacles get translated into emoji?
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Bettmann / Corbis Maurice White, Michael Jackson, and the Excellence of Disco
Spike Lee’s new film Michael Jackson's Journey From Motown to Off The Wall spotlights the same sort of work ethic that drove Earth, Wind & Fire’s success.
