Inside America’s broken supply chain
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Microsoft, Google, Facebook and other tech firms are pressing lawmakers to stop prosecutors from secretly snooping on private accounts
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Australian musk ducks have the ability to call you a ‘bloody fool,’ research finds
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Apple delays the rollout of its plans to scan iPhones for child exploitation images
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US controls on ‘gain of function’ pathogen research have been undercut
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Millions of coronavirus vaccine doses around the world face expiration
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Siberia’s wildfires are bigger than all the world’s other blazes combined
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How the long-dead public-television painter Bob Ross became a streaming phenomenon (and kicked up plenty of dirt in the process)
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After the Florida building collapse, condos struggle to fund big repairs
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Majority of Florida condo board quit in 2019 as squabbling residents dragged out plans for repairs
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Donald Rumsfeld, influential but controversial George W Bush defense secretary, dies at 88
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Joe Biden administration bars US imports of solar panels linked to forced labor in China’s Xinjiang region
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Can astrology make sense of cryptocurrency? Maren Altman and a million TikTok followers think so.
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Motorists line up at stations in DC region; shortage of gas truck drivers compounds situation
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Why your next rental car might cost more than a plane ticket
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US to share up to sixty million doses of AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine with other countries, official says
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After decades of not using them, the Pentagon has given control of millions of IP addresses to a previously unknown company in an effort to identify possible cyber vulnerabilities and threats
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When Texas’ natural gas supplies froze up, prices soared, and now Minnesota’s customers are looking at an $800 million bill
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Brutalist buildings aren’t unlovable. You’re looking at them wrong.
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‘Believe Women’ was a slogan. ‘Believe All Women’ is a straw man
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There’s no migrant ‘surge’ at the US southern border. Here’s the data.
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Want to borrow that e-book from the library? Sorry, Amazon won’t let you.
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500,000 dead: A number almost too large to grasp
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As US shopping habits change, ports and cargo carriers struggle to keep pace
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An RV exploded in Nashville, TN around 6:30 today - police suspect it was intentional
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Apple loses copyright battle against security start-up Corellium
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US federal prosecutors accuse Zoom executive of working with Chinese government to surveil users and suppress video calls
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Parler’s got a porn problem: Adult businesses target pro-Donald Trump social network
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No game days. No bars. The pandemic is forcing some men to realize they need deeper friendships.
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How a $17 billion US bailout fund intended for Boeing ended up in very different hands
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Minneapolis violence surges as police officers leave department in droves
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"The intelligence coup of the century" - For decades, the CIA read the encrypted communications of allies and adversaries
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Florida votes to raise minimum wage to $15 an hour
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Facebook and Twitter take unusual steps to limit spread of New York Post story
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How the 1619 Project took over 2020 in the US
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What are we so afraid of? – Tony Green, on dismissing, denying, contracting and spreading the coronavirus
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A doctor gave me an inept diagnosis for a neurological problem. I should know: I’m a neurologist
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Lengthy era of rock-bottom interest rates leaving its mark on US economy
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The rise of the rational do-gooders
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Here’s how Cornell kept low covid-19 rates on campus
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The NHL's bubble playoffs conclude without a single COVID case
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United to be first US airline to offer coronavirus tests for passengers
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With silver diamine fluoride, some dentists are obliterating cavities with a few brushstrokes
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College newspaper reporters are the journalism heroes for the pandemic era
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Dwindling ranks and declining public trust plague police agencies amid summer of protests
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Multiple US court rulings have found Amazon responsible for defects in products sold by third-party merchants
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National Hurricane Center nailed track forecast for Laura within a mile and three days in advance
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The US Supreme Court justices are misusing the ‘shadow docket’
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The recession is over for the rich, but the working class is far from recovered
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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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