How 2022 became a huge year for horror movies
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US diesel squeeze
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Writers, be wary of throat-clearers and wan intensifiers. Very, very wary.
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Artosis, esports casting godfather, moves on
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Running doesn’t wreck your knees. It strengthens them.
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Mississippi River levels are dropping too low for barges to float
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A ‘Most Outstanding Teacher’ from the Philippines tries to help save a struggling school in rural Arizona
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The search for the perfect sound
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Coral Vita aims to grow corals up to fifty times faster than in nature through land-based farms
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Vladimir Putin grants citizenship to Edward Snowden
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Insurers force change on US police departments long resistant to it
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Heat pumps take off in coal-loving Poland amid Ukraine war
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4,000 US Google cafeteria workers quietly unionized during the pandemic
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What Amnesty got wrong in Ukraine, and why I had to resign
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Why does the Internal Revenue Service need $80 billion? Just look at its cafeteria.
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How a Phoenix record store owner set the audiophile world on fire
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Jennette McCurdy lived a teen star dream. Silently, she was suffering.
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Gadget graveyard: We found the hidden death dates on popular devices
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Should eighteen-year-olds be able to buy semiautomatic rifles? In Georgia, two young men who want to be the ‘good guys with guns’ try to decide.
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A Texas blueprint for converting the ‘abortion-minded’: Lattes and a view
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Meet the covid super-dodgers
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Rio Grande runs dry in Albuquerque for the first time in forty years
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US doctors treating mpox complain of ‘daunting’ paperwork, obstacles
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Oil refineries are making a windfall. Why do they keep closing?
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Celsius crypto bank freezes withdrawals; bitcoin, etherium plunge
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The Google engineer who thinks the company’s AI has come to life
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Anger and heartbreak on Bus No. 15
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How long COVID could change the way we think about disability
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The reinvention of a ‘real man’: In cowboy country, a father and husband troubled by suicide reimagines American masculinity, one conversation at a time
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In Australia, slot machines are everywhere. So is gambling addiction.
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Five things to know about nickel’s 90% price surge
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The data are clear: The boys are not all right
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Neil Young pulls his music from Spotify after his ultimatum regarding Joe Rogan and ‘fake information about vaccines’
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‘You don’t look autistic’: The reality of high-functioning autism
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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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A child calling Santa reached NORAD instead. Christmas Eve was never the same.
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G-7 warns Moscow of ‘massive consequences’ if Russia invades Ukraine
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Tenement Museum virtual tour
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Polish forces use water cannons to push back migrants trying to cross the country’s border with Belarus, an escalation they said was overseen by Belarusian forces as part of a deepening battle with EU
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‘I think we should throw those books in a fire’: Movement builds on right to target books
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This tribe helped the Pilgrims survive for their first US Thanksgiving. They still regret it 400 years later.
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A battle among homeowners in Colorado shows how license plate scanners are reshaping American neighborhoods
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Pandora Papers - Billions hidden beyond reach
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Housing in Alaska can’t survive climate change. This group is trying a new model.
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Inside America’s broken supply chain
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Microsoft, Google, Facebook and other tech firms are pressing lawmakers to stop prosecutors from secretly snooping on private accounts
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Australian musk ducks have the ability to call you a ‘bloody fool,’ research finds
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Apple delays the rollout of its plans to scan iPhones for child exploitation images
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US controls on ‘gain of function’ pathogen research have been undercut
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Millions of coronavirus vaccine doses around the world face expiration
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