The toxic effects of electronic waste in Accra, Ghana
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Apply directly to the forehead: Lamenting the death of the truly weird TV ad
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Facebook’s dystopian definition of ‘fake’ - For the social-media platform, a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi is content, not a phony
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While Rui Pinto sits in jail, his "Football Leaks" revelations are bringing down European soccer's most famous teams and players
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The Permian Basin is booming with oil. But at what cost to West Texans?
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Lawyers for Noah’s Ark theme park are suing its insurance company for rain damage
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‘Wow, what is that?’ Navy pilots report unexplained flying objects
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At Facebook’s shareholder meeting, a challenge to Mark Zuckerberg’s power is already doomed
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Murray Gell-Mann, who peered at particles and saw the universe, dies at 89
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Op-eds from the future: It’s 2059, and the rich kids are still winning
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The rise of Calamari, fueled by Rhode Island’s dirty politics
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Everyone is framing 5G as a "race", but nobody seems to be able to explain why it matters who wins
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How phonies and self-promoters came to rule the world
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Facebook acknowledges Pelosi video is faked but declines to delete it
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'Earthworm dilemma' has climate scientists racing to keep up
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On Everest, traffic isn’t just inconvenient. It can be deadly. Multiple climber deaths due to overcrowding at the summit.
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The new recycling is called 'recommerce’
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I oversaw the US nuclear power industry. Now I think it should be banned.
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Coming of age in cohousing: Growing up communally brings exposure to the world of adults—and lessons in interdependence
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The boring intimacy of the all-day group chat
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What it felt like: If “living history” role-plays in the classroom can so easily go wrong, why do teachers keep assigning them?
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Our fury over abortion was dismissed for decades as hysterical
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Jussie Smollett’s case file is unsealed by judge
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Defeating the voters: Across the United States, state autocrats are spurning democratic majorities
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The politics of going to the bathroom
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David Milch’s third act
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Bryce Harper’s brother makes $2,000 a month playing independent ball in Lancaster. He loves it.
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By censoring Arthur’s same-sex wedding, Alabama Public Television betrayed Mr. Rogers’ legacy
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Car industry urges 'jump-start' for electric vehicle chargers
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Abolish the priesthood: To save the Church, Catholics must detach themselves from the clerical hierarchy—and take the faith back into their own hands
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Hobbling Huawei: Inside the US war on China’s tech giant
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How greed and corruption blew up South Korea’s nuclear industry
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Machine, Learning, 1951
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Emilia Clarke on the final episode of “Game of Thrones,” meeting Beyoncé, and the fate of Daenerys Targaryen
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The race is on to make the next ‘Game of Thrones’
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison secures seventy-six seats for majority
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The loneliness problem in LA starts with traffic. Could it end with a walk?
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Social media are ruining political discourse
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Finally, US child data privacy could get much-needed reform in new bill
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Powered by the people: A genuine populist is running for West Virginia governor
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What happened when I bought a house with solar panels
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Schools are using software to help pick who gets in. What could go wrong?
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The University of Maryland waited eighteen days to inform students of a virus on campus. That decision left vulnerable students like Olivia Paregol in the dark
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Grumpy Cat, dead at 7
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Data shows “Game of Thrones” is taking a historic critical nosedive
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Trump Administration to LGBT couples: Your 'out of wedlock' kids aren't citizens
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Affordable housing crisis: Why are US cities struggling?
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"Breakfast food" is a lie - Americans eat a narrower variety of foods for breakfast than anyone else
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As commercial spaceflight takes off, the US aviation industry gets protective of airspace
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How the promise of a $120 billion Uber IPO evaporated
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