Scientists have managed to restore circulation and cellular functions in pig brains hours after death, which raises questions about our understanding of what it means to die
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NASA reopens Apollo mission control room that once landed men on Moon
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NRA shuts down production of NRATV
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What happens after Amazon’s domination is complete? Its bookstore offers clues
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In the largest protests in decades, Czechs demand resignation of prime minister
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NASA rover on Mars detects high amounts of methane gas, hinting at possibility of life
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US Women’s team and US Soccer agree to mediation over gender discrimination claim
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How will the movies (as we know them) survive the next ten years? Twenty-four major Hollywood figures peer into the future
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Japanese-style listening bars, where DJs spin carefully selected records for a hushed audience, are arriving in America. But truly appreciating them can take a little practice.
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Tech giants amass a lobbying army for an epic Washington battle
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US requiring social media information from visa applicants, permanent residents and naturalized citizens
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Donald Trump administration considered US tariffs on Australia
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These millennials got new roommates. They’re nuns
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‘Wow, what is that?’ Navy pilots report unexplained flying objects
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Op-eds from the future: It’s 2059, and the rich kids are still winning
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'Earthworm dilemma' has climate scientists racing to keep up
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On Everest, traffic isn’t just inconvenient. It can be deadly. (Multiple climber deaths due to overcrowding at the summit)
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Jussie Smollett’s case file is unsealed by judge
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Don’t visit your doctor in the afternoon - everyone suffers decision fatigue, even physicians
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Xi Jinping wanted global dominance. He overshot
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David's Ankles | An essay on imperfections
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Ancient rock art in the plains of India: Two amateur sleuths have uncovered a collection of mysterious rock carvings on the Indian coastal plain south of Mumbai
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What happens when you put 2,000 nerds on a boat?
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US President Donald Trump’s trade war threat poses problems for China and investors
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Facebook faces a big penalty, but US regulators are split over how big
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Boeing confirms that "Angle of Attack Disagree Alert" was intended to be standard on 737 Max, but didn't inform airlines or the FAA after discovering it was disabled by default
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How America’s oldest gun maker went bankrupt: A financial engineering mystery
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The raisin situation - One man wanted to change the raisin industry for the better. He got more than he bargained for.
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LA’s elite on edge as prosecutors pursue more parents in admissions scandal
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Eat more kelp, the ocean's favorite superfood
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Your questions about food and climate change, answered
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The birth of cheap communication (and junk mail)
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Navy SEALs were warned against reporting their chief for war crimes
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The hyperbolic "battle" between Steven Spielberg and Netflix fizzles out, as the Academy announces no change to Oscars eligibility rules
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The company that sells love to America had a dark secret
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Is prison necessary? Ruth Wilson Gilmore might change your mind.
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Biosphere 2 - The lost history of one of the world’s strangest science experiments
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Human contact is now a luxury good | Screens used to be for the elite. Now avoiding them is a status symbol.
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The data all guilt-ridden parents need: What science tells us about breast-feeding, sleep training and all the agonizing decisions of parenthood
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A giant laid low by too many blows to the head
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Apple and Qualcomm settle all disputes worldwide
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Scott Kelly spent a year in orbit. His body is not quite the same
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Luke Heimlich, college star convicted of sex crime, quietly makes pro debut in Mexico
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Climate chaos is coming and the Pinkertons are ready
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A mysterious infection, spanning the globe in a climate of secrecy
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Something on Mars is producing gas usually made by living things on Earth
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Behold the beefless ‘Impossible Whopper’
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How sovereign citizens helped swindle $1 billion from the government they disavow
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Why lifting weights can be so potent for aging well
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India shot down a satellite, Modi says, shifting balance of power in Asia
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