Alex Jones, pursued over falsehoods, faces a legal crossroads
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Hidden power: Sydney dump to turn plastic into fuel
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How Aussie flat whites and smashed avocado have taken New York
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Australian drivers in revolt over 'pay cuts' as Uber faces new competition
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As Carr fire kills two in California, firefighters reflect on a job now ‘twice as violent’
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Motherhood brings the most dramatic brain changes of a woman's life. So why does prenatal care ignore the topic altogether?
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A breakthrough way to see distant planets
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Tropical cyclones are forming further from the equator as the planet warms, bringing new regions into the zone of the intense storms including parts of eastern Australia, new research has found
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The secret history of Leviticus
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The world might be better off without college for everyone
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Taking away the phones won’t solve our teenagers’ problems
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The Elon Musk impersonators of the internet - For cryptocurrency scammers, imitation is the sincerest form of fraud
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A global guide to state-sponsored trolling
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Suspicious minds - Mingling with wariness and wonder at a conference devoted to "Ancient Aliens"
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Putin tells diplomats he made Trump a new offer on Ukraine at their summit
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New Deliveroo contract shifts liability for undelivered food to riders
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"Still can't believe it worked": The story of the Thailand cave rescue
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Women making science videos on YouTube face hostile comments
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Microsoft urges Congress to regulate use of facial recognition
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Bo Burnham’s Age of Anxiety
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Defending democracy a generational struggle, Australian MPs warn
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A disastrous time for abuse of women in this country
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Who's afraid of the big bad wolf scientist?
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Facebook’s push for facial recognition prompts privacy alarms
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US opposition to breast-feeding resolution stuns World Health officials
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US opposition to breast-feeding resolution stuns World Health officials
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Cruises are so uncool they are cool
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Sky-high deductibles broke the US health insurance system
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US loses at world cup and it’s not even playing
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Poland purges Supreme Court, and protesters take to streets
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Can Andy Byford save the subways?
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Bitcoin bloodbath nears historic levels
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A digital capitalism Karl Marx might enjoy
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A spymaster steps out of the shadows
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European Central Bank president Mario Draghi warns risks from trade war may be understated
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How to steal fifty million bees
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Parliament passes sweeping new foreign influence laws
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A critic sells books down by the seashore - A bookstore in the village of Wigtown, Scotland, allows people to run the shop while renting an apartment upstairs
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A drug derived from marijuana has become the first to win Federal approval, and experts predict an avalanche effect
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Inside a heist of American chip designs, as China bids for tech power
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Firefox is back. It’s time to give it a try.
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Kazuo Kashio, a founder of Casio Computer, dies at 89
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Oprah Winfrey is now one of the world's 500 richest people
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How Spain got its swagger back
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Toxic danger to boys when men fail to step up
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Attorney-General backs laws forcing Australian priests to break confession over child abuse
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Odds shorten on a Turnbull backflip to a spring poll
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Space station could be split to aid privatization, new NASA chief says
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GitHub is Microsoft's $7.5 billion undo button
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Overhaul for foreign interference laws in bipartisan deal
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