The World's Worst Industrial Disaster is Still Unfolding
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How a group of romance writers cashed in on Amazon's Kindle Unlimited
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Health insurers are vacuuming up details about you — and it could raise your rates
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The millions: The great second-half 2018 book preview
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When you have a serious hereditary disease, who has a right to know?
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The ugly scandal that cancelled the Nobel prize
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How NASA’s mission to Pluto was nearly lost
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Science under siege: Behind the scenes at US President Donald Trump’s troubled environment agency
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Peterson’s complaint
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I used to be a human being
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The NSA’s hidden spy hubs in eight US cities
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Despite Chrome’s pending “mark of shame,” three major news sites aren’t HTTPS
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Beauteous beasts - Humans have been breeding animals for beauty for centuries. But should we draw the line at genetically modified pets?
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Speaking on behalf of … In the tapestry of diverse social groups, the loudest and most extreme get heard. To whom should we actually listen?
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Finding and exploiting hidden features of Animal Crossing's NES emulator
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We are all public figures now
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Bo Burnham’s Age of Anxiety
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The endless reign of Rupert Murdoch
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Inside the minds of Elon Musk's fans
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Who's afraid of the big bad wolf scientist?
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How to get rich quick in Silicon Valley
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Japan’s vegetable-eating men - A nation of suit-wearing salarymen educates its first generation of stay-at-home dads
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How the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Pentagon downplayed a growing toxic threat
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Anti-vaxxers are targeting a vaccine for a virus deadlier than ebola
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SPLC Weekend Read: ‘The Rosa Parks of the transgender movement’
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Depersonalization in gender dysphoria: widespread and widely unrecognized
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The Zero Meter Diving Team - A story of family, loss, and the Chernobyl disaster
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Letter from a Birmingham museum
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The tunnel that could break New York
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Can Andy Byford save the subways?
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Solid: From Tim Berners-Lee, a project to decentralize the web
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After the Fall: Ten Years after the Crash
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Inside the Netflix binge factory
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The great firewall of China: Xi Jinping’s internet shutdown
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A spymaster steps out of the shadows
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New experiments show measurable quantum entanglement in larger, more complex structures.
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Facebook's retreat from the news has been painful for publishers
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He could've been a colonel: The story of Ollie's Trolley
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How to eat right - an extensive and informal Q&A with Mark Bittman and Dr. David Katz
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Myrtis Dightman - The Jackie Robinson of Rodeo
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The wiretap rooms: The NSA's hidden spy hubs in eight US cities
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"We're baking Have I Been Pwned into Firefox and 1Password"
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The messy fourth estate
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Hiroshima - a 1946 piece exploring how six survivors experienced the atomic bombing and its aftermath
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What we can learn from Ghana's obsession with preschool
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What a Russian smile means - How culture and history make American and Russian smiles different
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Koko, the beloved gorilla that learned to communicate using sign language, has died
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The intellectual we deserve: Jordan Peterson’s popularity is the sign of a deeply impoverished political and intellectual landscape
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I know why poor Whites chant Trump, Trump, Trump: From the era of slavery to the rise of Donald Trump, wealthy elites have relied on the loyalty of poor whites. All Americans deserve better
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Why eight hours a night isn’t enough, according to a leading sleep scientist
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