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ISIS Forced Philippine Nurses to Treat Militants in Libya’s Sirte The group released the medics after discovering they were Muslim, but on one condition. Read full article Share: Four Suspects Wanted in Kim Jong Nam Murder 'Are Spies,' Says South Korea South Korean intelligence reports allege that the four men were from North Korea's Ministry of State Security, the country's secret police. Read full article Share: How Donald Trump is Fueling ISIS From his clumsy comments to the travel ban, the president is giving jihadis exactly what they want. Read full article Share: Newsweek's Foreign Service Podcast: Oscars, Still Divided Despite "Moonlight" picking up a surprise win for Best Picture, the Oscars still overlooks minority groups. Read full article Share: Internet-Connected Teddy Bear Leaks 2 Million Voice Recordings of Parents and Children More than 800,000 customer credentials were left exposed between Christmas Day 2016 and the first week of January. Read full article Share: Egypt’s Economy Is in Crisis. So Why Is the Government Spending Millions on a Fancy New Space Agency? The space program is el-Sissi's latest attempt to reinvigorate the Egyptian economy with a series of mega-projects. Read full article Share: China Objects to South Korean Missile Defense System China objects to the deployment in South Korea of the THAAD, as the radar is capable of penetrating Chinese territory. Read full article Share: Mess is Good for Business: Some Companies Would do Better If They Embraced Disorganization Some companies should embrace disorganization in order to be more effective. Read full article Share: Does ‘Get Out’ Deserve Its 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes? It's an inspired and original horror story, but is it really better than 'The Godfather'? Read full article Share: Manchester United: Jose Mourinho Lays Out Summer Transfer Plans Mourinho still wants to add to his squad. Read full article Share: