Bosses dislike work-from-home but suspect they’re stuck with it
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Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood return plan included list of ‘hostile’ figures
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Iran is about to make its hijab laws even stricter
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‘We’re changing the clouds.’ An unforeseen test of geoengineering is fueling record ocean warmth.
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Modern Conflicts: The Battle of Bakhmut
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The fight over what’s real (and what’s not) on dissociative identity disorder TikTok
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Cyberattack shutters major National Science Foundation-funded telescopes for more than two weeks
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Canada demands Facebook lift news ban to allow wildfire info sharing
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British Columbia declares state of emergency amid ‘devastating’ wildfires
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America's obsession with weight-loss drugs is affecting the economy of Denmark – Novo Nordisk's market capitalization has matched the GDP of its home country
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Ancient fires drove large mammals extinct, study suggests
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What happens to all the stuff we return?
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‘Death Glitch’ looks at what happens after we’ve logged off for good
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US 5th Circuit Court of Appeal rejects challenge to Mifeprestone abortion pill’s approval, but upholds some restrictions
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Power lines likely caused Maui’s first reported fire, video and data show
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New Jersey court sides with Catholic school that fired unmarried pregnant teacher
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Judge rules in favor of Oklahoma against big chicken producers in poultry-pollution lawsuit
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European Union greenhouse gas emissions fall 3% in the first quarter
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Elon Musk’s X is throttling traffic to websites he dislikes
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The Babylon 5 animated movie is B5: The Road Home, and here’s what it’s about
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Judge rules in favor of Montana youths in landmark climate decision
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‘His name was Bélizaire’: Rare portrait of enslaved child arrives at the Met
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The superconductor sensation has fizzled - and that's fine
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Record it yourself (1987)
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The clean energy future is arriving faster than you think
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The trees on Xenia Street
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Bank of England outage hits key payments systems processing billions
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Growing segregation by sex in Israel raises fears for women’s rights
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With growing demand for Nvidia's GPU chips there might not be enough to go around
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How to move your Instagram feed to Pixelfed, the photo app that doesn't track your every move
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Want employees to return to the office? Then give each one an office.
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Sam Bankman-Fried thrown in jail over bail shenanigans
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One car per green: Why the lights on US freeway onramps can’t end traffic jams
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Newly published transcripts show the work of early radio broadcaster Walter Benjamin and the details he observed about his time
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Devastating Maui fire wipes out historic town Lahaina
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Girl, 16, dies after being made to sleep in ‘period hut’ outside her home in Nepal
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White House unveils ban on US investment in Chinese tech sectors linked to the military
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Fighters win key ruling in case that could upend UFC’s business
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AI is ruining the Internet
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Why haven’t we made it safer to breathe in US classrooms?
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Moody's downgrades regional US banks
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US scouts sue Major League Baseball for age discrimination, claiming the league had a ‘blacklist’
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Using Barbie as a litmus test on feminism and patriarchy
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Torbjørn C. Pedersen packed a suitcase in 2013, hoping to become the first person to visit all 195 countries without flying. It nearly broke him.
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The end of the US Women’s Soccer dominance
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When help shows up after a house fire, it might be gang members
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Vladimir Putin’s forever war
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The cloud is a prison. Can the local-first software movement set us free?
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US movie-theater behavior has gone off the reels
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Meta has long fought Europe's demands that it get people's consent before using their data for targeted ads – then a Norwegian regulator threatened daily fines
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