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Iron Beam heats up the target's shell, including its engine or warhead, until the projectile collapses. Israel's ground-based high-power laser defence system Iron Beam will be deployed by the end this ...

BEIJING: Iron ore futures rose for a fifth straight session on Monday, supported by a sharp fall in shipments from a major supplier and resilient steel exports in top consumer China. The most-traded ...

Just one week after Texas ended paper tags, police departments are tracking down drivers who didn’t get the message. As of Sept. 1, the last of the state’s temporary paper tags expired, meaning any ...

That’s when the cameras meet up with Vance Refrigeration owner Bob Vance, played by Robert R. Shafer. “Dunder Mifflin,” recalls Bob, who marries Dunder Mifflin worker Phyllis (played by Phyllis Smith) ...

“The Paper,” premiering Thursday on Peacock, is a belated spinoff of “The Office,” much as Peacock is a sort of spinoff of NBC, where the former show aired on Thursdays from 2005 to 2013. In the new ...

A work-to-citizenship path for immigrants could supplement American workers. Jesse Humpal is an Air Force officer and former director for resilience on the National Security Council staff. Nearly four ...

Kristen Baldwin is a TV critic for Entertainment Weekly, and a writer and editor with 25 years of experience in entertainment journalism. Prior to EW, she served as editor-in-chief of Yahoo ...

First, a confession: The premise of The Paper makes me sad. The bigger problem is that the writers can’t seem to decide if Ned is, to put it in Office terms, a Michael Scott or a Jim Halpert.