The gritty, underground network bringing Japan’s arcades to the US
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Strong new evidence suggests a virus triggers multiple sclerosis
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Belgium wants to make it easier for gay men to donate blood
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Minitel: The online world France built before the web
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Native Americans: Portraits from a century ago
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Reddit allows hate speech to flourish in its global forums, moderators say
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Tracking covid-19 excess deaths across countries [Updated Jan 2022]
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This is what happened inside the Golden Globes show that wasn’t televised
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My parents collect cans for a living
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mRNA vaccine technology has helped repair broken hearts in mice
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The next video game from BioShock’s creator is in development hell
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We still haven’t properly reckoned with Monsanto’s destruction
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Changing Brussels neighborhood Molenbeek tries to leave stigma of terrorism behind
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Tokyo: The big city that is also pleasant to live in
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What happened in Colorado was something much scarier than a wildfire
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Walking away from Omelas - Lindsay Ellis says goodbye
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GM heralded this plant as a model for its electric car future. Then its batteries started exploding
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Our ladies of the perpetual high
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You have no idea how hard it is to get a hamster drunk
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A child calling Santa reached NORAD instead. Christmas Eve was never the same.
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Joan Didion, ‘new journalist’ who explored culture and chaos, dies at 87
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Facebook's reputation is so bad, the company must pay even more now to hire and retain talent
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How Beijing influences the influencers
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Inside the fall of Kabul: An on-the-ground account
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Utrecht wants to be the first city to use its electric car fleet as a giant battery
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Looking for a way to soup up your car? Go electric.
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Pentagon won’t punish any troops over errant drone strike in Kabul that killed ten civilians
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G-7 warns Moscow of ‘massive consequences’ if Russia invades Ukraine
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Michael Nesmith, Monkees singer-songwriter, dead at 78
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Climate tech’s newest unicorn makes chemicals from sugar, not fossil fuels
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Remote work should be (mostly) asynchronous
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Birds aren't real, or are they? Inside a Gen Z conspiracy movement
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The prime minister of Finland apologizes for going to clubs maskless after contact with an infected official
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‘Big’ data can be 99.98% smaller than it appears
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Chinese province targets journalists, foreign students with planned new surveillance system
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Tenement Museum virtual tour
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You are the product
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What will work look like in 2022? (Hint: Not the metaverse)
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Much more to come from yokozuna Terunofuji after stunning 2021
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PlayStation plans new service to take on Xbox Game Pass
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This drone has legs: Watch a flying robot perch on branches, catch a tennis ball in midair
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Rise of the (fast food) robots: How labor shortages are accelerating automation
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QAnon now as popular in US as some major religions, poll suggests
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The inside story of the Pfizer vaccine: A 'once-in-an-epoch windfall'
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A new publishing platform for comic books will give creators a greater stake
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Mel Brooks writes it all down - The comedian will publish his memoirs at the age of ninety-five, and is at work on “History of the World, Part II”
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The McDonald’s ice cream machine hacking saga has a new twist
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Pompeii still has buried secrets - The first major excavations in decades shed light on how ordinary citizens shopped and snacked—and where slaves slept
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Quarter shortage creates a two-bit black market in coin-operated Seattle
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In China, escalating cost of business sends some companies to the exits
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