A year on, first patient to get gene editing for sickle cell disease is thriving
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Colleges face student lawsuits seeking refunds after coronavirus closures
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France eases some pandemic restrictions and will reopen restaurants, bars and parks
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Nearly half of accounts tweeting about coronavirus are likely bots
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Remdesivir distribution causes confusion, leaves some US hospitals empty-handed
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The cost of free doughnuts: Seventy years of regret
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For these Federal employees, telework means productivity is up, their backlog is down
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Long-lost US military satellite found by amateur radio operator
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America's largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, prepares for a massive round of defaults
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Coronavirus state-by-state projections
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John Prine, hero of 'new' Nashville, dies after developing COVID-19 symptoms
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Food shortages? Nope, too much food in the wrong places.
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US lost 701,000 jobs in March; much worse to come
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Don't nag your husband during lockdown, Malaysia's government advises women
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Coronavirus has upended our world. It's okay to grieve.
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3.3 million Americans file for unemployment claims, shattering records
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As the coronavirus crisis heats up, why isn't America hearing from the Centers for Disease Control?
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People with mild symptoms can spread coronavirus, European researchers warn
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Not enough face masks are made in America to deal with coronavirus
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Male players have 'more responsibility' than women, US Soccer says in court filings
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Publisher drops Woody Allen's book after Ronan Farrow objects and employees walk out
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Greenland has the world's highest suicide rate, and teenage boys are especially vulnerable
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Vatican opens archives of World War II-era Pope Pius XII
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Japanese toilets are marvels of technological innovation. American toilets not so much
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Four-day workweek's appeal goes global as bosses seek to boost profits and morale
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How not to get sick on a plane: A guide to avoiding pathogens
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Quarantined by coronavirus, cruise ship passengers make 'life-long friends'
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'Ghost' DNA from unknown ancestors found in West Africans
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Connecticut school board reinstates mascot Native Americans called demeaning
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Match on dating app Tinder helps rescue camper trapped in ice in northern Norway
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Amtrak asks two people who use wheelchairs to pay $25,000 for a ride
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A mayor in Norway's Arctic looks to China to reinvent his frontier town
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The day that never happened
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The New York Public Library has calculated its most checked-out books of all time
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Patrick Stewart didn't want to reprise Captain Picard in a post-Brexit world
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"This airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys."—Boeing employees mocked Federal Aviation Administration in internal messages before 737 Max disasters
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Japan's births decline to lowest number on record
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Merriam-Webster singles out nonbinary 'they' for word of the year honors
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Why America's one-percenters are richer than Europe's
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Nothing to sneeze at: $2,659 bill to pluck doll's shoe from girl's nose
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Two months after failed moon landing, India admits Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander crashed
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Twitter adds 'hide reply' function to try to improve online conversation
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China introduces restrictions on video games for minors
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After days of resignations, the last of the Deadspin staff has quit
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Police owe nothing to man whose home they blew up, appeals court says
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Football team Brøndby IF in Denmark is using facial recognition to stop unruly fans
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Whistleblower explains how Cambridge Analytica helped fuel US 'insurgency'
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US blacklists Chinese tech firms over treatment of Uighurs
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How big oil of the past helped launch the solar industry of today
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Tractor trails of protesting Dutch farmers snarl traffic for hundreds of miles
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