Instacart and DoorDash’s tip policies deliver outrage
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Movies often contain chess games with basic errors. What motivates filmmakers to keep using a game they don't understand?
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A grand plan to clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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‘A nightmare’: Inside the Federal jail in Brooklyn with little heat or electricity
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A tiny screw shows why iPhones won’t be ‘assembled in USA’
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Europe’s most important river is running dry
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Demand for cassettes surges as music fans hit rewind
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Glaciers are retreating. Millions rely on their water.
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Some plants “hear” through flowers. A study found petals vibrated in response to recordings of a bee’s wingbeats, leading plants to sweeten their nectar.
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The twenty best TV dramas since ‘The Sopranos’
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Must writers be moral? Their contracts may require it
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The stunning chart revealing Australia's record-breaking run of rising temperatures
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The relentlessness of modern parenting
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Life lessons from a lifestyle business - An interview with Matt Haughey, founder of MetaFilter
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In screening for suicide risk, Facebook takes on tricky public health role
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I am staying home on New Year's Eve, and I'm totally fine about it
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Let the fountain pens flow - In this coldly pixelated age, old-fashioned writing implements make a small but meaningful comeback
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Inside Facebook’s secret rulebook for global political speech
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‘I feel invisible’: Native Americans languish in public schools
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Remember Bitcoin? Some investors might want to forget
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Susan Moylan-Coombs to run as an independent against Tony Abbott in Warringah
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What is glitter? A strange journey to the glitter factory
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We tried teaching an AI to write Christmas movie plots. Hilarity ensued. Eventually.
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Test your knowledge of American incarceration
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Americans are dangerously sleep deprived
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The itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie, very litigious bikini
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For old-geezer actors, this is also the era of peak TV
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How to keep the news coming
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SIPC says it has serious concerns about Robinhood's new product
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Apple computers used to be built in the US. It was a mess
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Dear male cyclists, lose the attitude
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He helped build an artists’ utopia. Now he faces trial for thirty-six deaths there.
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The real roots of American rage - How anger became the dominant emotion in our politics and personal lives—and what we can do about it
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Disappearing movies and games: How safe is your digital collection?
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Your apps know where you were last night, and they’re not keeping it secret
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In China, a school trains boys to be ‘real men’
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A sea story
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison faces fresh fight on LGBTI discrimination from new campaign machine
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Wall Street rule for the #metoo era: Avoid women at all cost
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Fed says millennials are just like their parents. Only poorer.
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Do you have a moral duty to leave Facebook?
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Black box data reveals pilots’ struggle to regain control of doomed jet
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Tiny books fit in one hand. Will they change the way we read?
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Natalie Wynn: The stylish socialist who is trying to save YouTube from alt-right domination
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A break in the quest for the quantum speed limit
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American exorcism
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Predatory lending practices: Business borrowers hurt by "confession of judgment" filings
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Small farmers in Mexico keep corn’s genetic diversity alive
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The future of aging just might be in Margaritaville
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison will cut the number of migrants coming to Australia, declaring the "roads are clogged" and buses, trains and schools in Sydney and Melbourne "are full".
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