Ecuador will imminently withdraw asylum for Julian Assange and hand him over to the UK
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The secret history of Leviticus
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An Arctic heatwave pushed temperatures in Siberia anomalously high
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The world might be better off without college for everyone
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More recycling won't solve plastic pollution
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Taking away the phones won’t solve our teenagers’ problems
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Truth, disrupted
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The authors who love Amazon
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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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Two fungal species—one pathogenic, one benign—are actually the same
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Reddit reinvents the chat room with subreddit chat
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Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Twitter partner for ambitious new data project
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Labor leader must stand up to militant union demands
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Australian governments concede Great Barrier Reef headed for 'collapse'
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When a DNA test shatters your identity
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What the reality of breastfeeding looks like in the US
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To win back power, Democrats must do things that make them uncomfortable
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Putin tells diplomats he made Trump a new offer on Ukraine at their summit
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In pictures: Afriski, Lesotho's only ski resort
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The GameCube controller’s A button subtly taught us how to play
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New Deliveroo contract shifts liability for undelivered food to riders
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Should we loosen the restrictions on psychedelics?
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Chinese researchers achieve stunning quantum-entanglement record
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Potential DNA damage from CRISPR has been ‘seriously underestimated,’ study finds
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How NASA’s mission to Pluto was nearly lost
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"If you are denied an Australian visa, you will be denied by a human officer. They might be assisted by AI, but it's a human that will deny your visa. We call that the 'golden rule'."
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Breach 'inevitable' in digital health records
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Greenland villagers evacuated after iceberg comes to town
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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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Attorney-General poised to crack down on gaps in gun laws in wake of Pennant Hills murders
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I used to be a human being
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The seven books Barack Obama wants you to read this summer
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Elected officials, please stop drinking Silicon Valley's kool-aid
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In about twenty years, half the population will live in eight US states
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Like a car aerial: Tuning in from the quietest place on the planet. In the extreme hush of the WA desert, a tiny team of scientists is engaged in an experiment of cosmic proportions.
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Albert Einstein's boyhood proof of the Pythagorean Theorem
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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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We have no idea how bad the US tick problem is
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Battling fake accounts, Twitter to slash millions of followers
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More recycling won't solve plastic pollution
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Hong Kong declined 2016 request to arrest alleged 1MDB mastermind, Singapore says
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A US jury may have sentenced a man to death because he’s gay. And the Justices don’t care.
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Defending democracy a generational struggle, Australian MPs warn
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How ‘A Different World’ survived the downfall of Bill Cosby
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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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