Ask Kim Kierkegaardashian: Worldly Goods vs. the Greater Good
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Mozilla: The greatest tech company left behind
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Home ownership is the West’s biggest economic-policy mistake. It is an obsession that undermines growth, fairness and public faith in capitalism leaders
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97,000 people got convalescent plasma. Who knows if it works?
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A math problem stumped experts for fifty years. This grad student from Maine solved it in days
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Inside Roblox's war on porn - The game platform is extremely popular with children, and the company is waging an endless fight against "condo games": explicit, often sex-themed user creations
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How a plan to save the power system disappeared: A federal lab found a way to modernize the grid, reduce reliance on coal, and save consumers billions. Then Trump appointees blocked it
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Hangover cure successfully tested on drunk subjects in Finland – dose of 1,200 milligrams of amino acid L-cysteine was found to reduce alcohol-related nausea and headache
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Loving the alien - How UFO culture took over America
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The history of electoral ballot design
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Ben Affleck will return as Batman in The Flash
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Michigan reaches preliminary settlement to pay $600 million to Flint Water Crisis victims
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The US Supreme Court justices are misusing the ‘shadow docket’
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Vanguard is outsourcing recordkeeping work, along with 1,300 of its workforce, to Infosys
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How men’s rights groups helped rewrite regulations on campus rape
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Disappearance of multiple Saudi Arabian dissidents tied to Twitter data accessed in 2015 by employees allegedly spying for the government
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The Bush-Gore recount is an omen for 2020: An oral history of the craziest presidential election in modern US history
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The hard problem of breakfast — How does it emerge from bacon and eggs?
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How to think like an epidemiologist
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Seeing around corners
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The recession is over for the rich, but the working class is far from recovered
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AT&T seeks to sell Crunchyroll to Sony for $1.5 billion
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Millennials slammed by second financial crisis fall even further behind
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What the problem of moral luck can teach us about lockdown rule-breakers
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Apple won't allow game streaming services like xCloud and Stadia into the App Store
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Tourist detraction: An opinion piece arguing for dismantling the global tourism industry
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What if the Big Bang was actually a Big Bounce?
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Can killing cookies save journalism? A Dutch public broadcaster got rid of targeted digital ads and its revenues went up 62-79%.
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The Trump Pandemic: A blow-by-blow account of how the president killed thousands of Americans
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What is MasterClass actually selling?
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Iceland floats idea of LGBTQ business certificate – guidelines for companies on how to foster diversity and make the labor market welcoming for all kinds of people
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A small collection of novels — some great, some not so great — appeared in just the right form at just the right moment to effect lasting changes
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Sweatpants forever
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The workforce is about to change dramatically
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Bill Gates on vaccines, Trump, and why social media is “a poisoned chalice”
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Everything, um, unusual about Kodak’s Trump-assisted pivot to pharmaceuticals
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Book review: The Revenge of Analog
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Lab mice have a chill, and that may be messing up study results
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Priya Krishna, Rick Martinez, Sohla El-Waylly exit Bon Appétit Test Kitchen
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Ren & Stimpy is getting a reboot with a new creative team
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Immunology is where intuition goes to die
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The ways that a cheese can go extinct, and the cheesemakers who are working to save them
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The extraordinary story of Thomas Quick, the Swedish serial killer who never existed
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A newsroom at the edge of autocracy; The South China Morning Post is arguably the world’s most important newspaper for what it tells us about media freedoms as China’s power grows
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Data isn't just being collected from your phone. It's being used to score you
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Safety lessons from the morgue
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Beware of Facts Man
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The meaning of death
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The mysterious case of man who can read letters—but not numbers—exposes roots of consciousness
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New techniques are helping medical researchers develop new anti-cancer drugs and gain a better understanding of how existing ones work
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