Texas has quietly changed its abortion law - explicitly allowing abortion for premature ruptured membrane and ectopic pregnancy - how it happened
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On this day nineteen years ago, Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' was stolen in broad daylight from an Oslo museum
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Why do we hesitate to say “I love you” to our friends?
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I, HATE, I, ROBOT - a video about the 2004 "adaptation" of 'I, Robot' suggested by Isaac Asimov... and nothing else.
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Charles Martinet no longer voicing Mario
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Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 release date potentially leaked
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Saudi Arabia moves ahead with its largest solar power project
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The last campfire in Swedish society – Sommar i P1, the radio show that unifies a nation
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Daniel Ståhl lands second discus world title with a championship record-breaking throw at World Athletics Championships 2023 in Budapest
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Blocklayer - A compilation of homebuilding and construction calculators and templates
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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop with five consciousness-raising albums
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New Jersey Portal North Bridge project 25% complete, on schedule
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Four hour mix of 200 "futuristic" songs from around 1980
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Beer-drunk raccoons terrorize Germany, chaos reigns
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More Amtrak Airo trainsets ordered to meet surging US demand
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Both parents agree: The child is being harmed. Which one will the US court believe?
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Tulsa, Oklahoma introduces on-demand "micro transit" service
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How the richest country in the world has allowed its poor to remain poor
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Carbon removal should be a public good
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Kazakhstan: A road trip through the nation's immense landscapes
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Vampire Survivors - Version 1.6: New engine and local co-op
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Lesbian group seeks human rights exemption to exclude trans women from Melbourne event
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Groundbreaking bi-level electric train to revolutionize San Jose commuter rail
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From solo protest to global movement – five years of 'Fridays for Future' in pictures
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Blank Banshee - Pegasus (2023)
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A single reform that could save 100,000 lives across the USA immediately
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Icona Pop – Fall In Love (2023)
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Coming to Kansas City: The first stadium built solely for pro women’s sports
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Finding Kloos - a game created by the UK Secret Intelligence Service (MI6)
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TikTok’s plan to take on Spotify and Apple Music
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Moon Rider
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Taliban bringing water to Afghanistan’s parched plains via massive canal
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How universal basic income became the pessimist’s utopia
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Rare cheese taste test | Episode 1
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Hurricane Hilary could dump over a year’s worth of rain on parts of the Southwest US
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Killer Bean | Official game trailer
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July 2023 was the hottest month on record
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Kids and families: the latest targets of climate denialism propaganda
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New simulation based study warns against risks of ‘time-traveling pathogens’ in thawing Arctic permafrost
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This is the gayest World Cup ever (and no one’s batting an eyelid)
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Bosses dislike work-from-home but suspect they’re stuck with it
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Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood return plan included list of ‘hostile’ figures
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Neonatal nurse Lucy Letby found guilty of seven counts of murder, and seven counts of attempted murder in the UK
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As world warms, Sweden sees opportunity to grow its young wine industry
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Iran is about to make its hijab laws even stricter
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‘We’re changing the clouds.’ An unforeseen test of geoengineering is fueling record ocean warmth.
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Lunar Codex: Digitised works of 30,000 artists to be archived on moon
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The psychological weight loss strategy | Laurie Coots
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Western Digital refused to answer our questions about its self-wiping SanDisk SSDs. Oh, and it’s also getting sued.
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Magnus Carlsen on the brink of first FIDE World Cup final – world number one secures a one-point lead in the semifinal against Nijat Abasov
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