Elon Musk becomes Twitter’s largest shareholder
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How Native Americans are trying to debug AI’s biases
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Bruce Willis, diagnosed with aphasia, steps away from acting
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Inside the fight to save video game history - Publishers and preservationists are fighting over how old video games can be saved from digital obsolescence
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Women are splitting off from the doomsday prepper community
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Let’s please not make “the slap” more than what it is
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How an Ivy League school turned against a student
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Uber reaches deal to list all New York City taxis on its app
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Taylor Hawkins, drummer for the Foo Fighters, dies at 50
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Absolute power
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The portentous comeback of humpback whales
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The Billionaire’s Bard: On the rationalist fictions of Neal Stephenson
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Finland's much-delayed Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor started test production on Saturday
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‘What is a yute?’: An oral history of ‘My Cousin Vinny’
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Boom time in Norway as the West cracks down on Russian oil
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Endurance, Ernest Shackleton’s ship, lost in 1915, is found in Antarctica
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Five things to know about nickel’s 90% price surge
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The twitches that spread on social media
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New York Times tech workers vote to certify union
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It’s not easy running a geeky business
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A New Yorker interview with Hidetaka Miyazaki about Elden Ring
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US lawsuit says sixteen elite colleges are part of price-fixing cartel
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Why podcasts are becoming Netflix
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Views of Iceland in February – Nacho Doce, a photographer with Reuters, spent the past few weeks traveling across the country
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Spirited Away: The nightmarish fantasy that brought Studio Ghibli to the west
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Who is behind QAnon? Linguistic detectives find fingerprints.
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You should listen to CDs
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Sacklers raise their offer to settle opioid lawsuits by more than $1 billion
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Is Firefox okay?
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In France, a racist conspiracy theory edges into the mainstream
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The unnerving rise of video games that spy on you
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How to want less
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What was the TED talk? | Some thoughts on the "inspiresting"
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A porno-metal song about gay cowboys is disrupting the anti-vaxx trucker convoy
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The true cost of your cheap chicken
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The data are clear: The boys are not all right
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The year of dedication that goes into becoming a Mardi Gras Indian
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The Talented Mr. Bernardini - A young Italian is accused of pulling off the book world’s most perplexing crime. Who is he?
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Sumo is getting big in Texas
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America is facing a great talent recession
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‘A sense of crisis’ for wasabi, a pungent staple of Japanese cuisine
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Notes on work
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The nuclear industry argues regulators don’t understand new small reactors
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The New York Times buys Wordle
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A fight over the right to repair cars turns ugly in Massachusetts
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North Korea hacked him. So he took down its internet.
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Where a thousand digital eyes keep watch over the elderly
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It's not just the Internal Revenue Service—the US government wants your selfies
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He spent twenty-five years infiltrating nazis, the Klan, and biker gangs
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The attack of zombie science - They look like scientific papers. But they’re distorting and killing science.
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