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The revolution in classic Tetris - A younger generation is utilizing the internet to master the NES game in months, surpassing milestones that previously took decades
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Facebook built the perfect platform for Covid vaccine conspiracies
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The collapse of Puerto Rico’s iconic telescope - The uncertain future of the Arecibo Observatory, and the end of an era in space science
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Joe Biden wants the country to heal from its political divisions. But many people say they aren’t ready to reconnect with their estranged friends and family members.
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Climate anxiety is an overwhelmingly White phenomenon
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The EU will likely start rejecting export of AstraZeneca vaccines to the UK until the drugmaker fulfills its delivery obligations to the 27-nation bloc, according to a senior EU official
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Teen Vogue editor resigns after fury over racist tweets
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Sabine Schmitz, legendary racing driver, succumbs to cancer at age 51
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How Facebook got addicted to spreading misinformation
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Ketchup is not just a condiment: It is also a non-Newtonian fluid
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The gig economy is coming for millions of American jobs
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New technique reveals centuries of secrets in locked letters
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Reddit hires its first chief financial officer as it prepares for an IPO
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The internet doesn't have to be awful
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No one is prepared for hagfish slime
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Counterproductive public-health messaging during the pandemic
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What happened to Jordan Peterson?
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NASA needs to rename the James Webb Space Telescope
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Black intimacy at the card table
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Facebook is a global mafia
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Liat Kaplan - "I was 'Your Fave is Problematic'"
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Andrew Therrien wanted payback. He got it—and uncovered a conspiracy.
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A new coronavirus variant is spreading in New York, researchers report
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Scientists are concerned by falling sperm counts and declining egg quality. Endocrine-disrupting chemicals may be the problem.
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‘I was invisible’: The maid-turned-star who’s taking on racism in Brazil
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A Hitchhiker’s Guide to an ancient geomagnetic disruption
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‘Roaring Kitty’ sued for securities fraud over GameStop rise
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Natural gas skyrockets again to $500 as blackouts spread in US
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Preparing for “Yardi Gras” in New Orleans
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Bring back the nervous breakdown
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‘Fuck your feelings’ never applies to White men
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Hackers can trick a Tesla into accelerating by fifty miles per hour
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The downside to life in a supertall tower: Leaks, creaks, breaks
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Disney brought its streaming service to Iceland last year – the country's education minister has sent a letter of complaint over the lack of Icelandic dubbing and subtitling
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The Webb Telescope, NASA’s golden surfer, is almost ready, again
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Harvard astrophysicist says 2017 interstellar object sighting was humanity’s first contact with an artifact of extraterrestrial intelligence
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Napoleon’s brother lived in New Jersey. Here’s what happened to the estate.
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An art revolution, made with scissors and glue
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The GameStop game never stops
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Inside the CIA’s audacious plot to steal a Soviet satellite
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Forever chemicals are widespread in US drinking water
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Aleksei Navalny protests: Live updates as mass rallies sweep across Russia
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The coming software apocalypse
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The most memorable illustrations of 2020, as chosen by art directors at The New York Times
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Inside Cyberpunk 2077's disastrous rollout
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Inside eBay’s cockroach cult: The ghastly story of a stalking scandal
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A Word on Statistics
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Electric cars are better for the planet – and often your budget, too
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The scary power of the companies that finally shut Trump up
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