A falling rocket booster just completely flattened a building in China
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China tried to plant its candidate in Australian Federal Parliament, authorities believe
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Nine secrets I never knew about airports until I worked at LAX
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Ta-Nehisi Coates: "Cancel culture" has always existed - for the powerful, at least - now social media has democratized it
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Inside Apple’s iPhone software shakeup after buggy iOS 13 debut
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Sweden will become the first market where all Coca-Cola products are sold in fully recycled plastic bottles
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How bison create the spring : Indigenous groups are leading efforts to reintroduce free-roaming buffalo throughout their lands
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The ordinary investors aren’t real
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How activists are getting around Iran’s internet blackout
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Money stuff: You can’t just call loans options
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SoftBank poured $100 billion into start-ups that use armies of contractors, upending the lives of drivers, hotel operators and real estate agents around the world
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How scientists got climate change so wrong
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The Trump administration is preparing to significantly limit the scientific and medical research that the government can use to determine public health regulations
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Far from the spotlight, a Boeing partner feels the heat
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I got access to my secret consumer score. Now you can get yours, too.
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Those people we tried to cancel? They’re all hanging out together
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Reddit’s automoderator is the future of the internet, and deeply imperfect | The good: AutoMod saves time and prevents potential mental health issues. The bad: Humans still have to clean up after it.
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‘OK boomer’ marks the end of friendly generational relations
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Why the search for dark matter depends on ancient shipwrecks
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Yang vs. Warren: Who has the better tax plan?
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The cybersecurity firm Tiversa dominated an emerging online market—before it was accused of fraud, extortion, and manipulating the federal government
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The 1619 Project by the New York Times
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Why palladium is suddenly a more precious metal
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In Norilsk, Russia's most isolated major city, the arrival of high-speed internet gave residents a new window onto the world
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The complicated ethics of Tesla's Autopilot - It could save the lives of millions, but it will kill some people first
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A photographer at the ends of the Earth - Thomas Joshua Cooper risks his life to document the world’s remotest places
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Why you never see your friends anymore
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Twelve hours. Four Syrian hospitals bombed. One culprit: Russia.
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Jeff Bezos’s master plan - What the Amazon founder and CEO wants for his empire and himself, and what that means for the rest of us
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The most detailed map of auto emissions in America
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Bringing a fossil to life: Reverse engineering locomotion
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People who work from home earn $2,000 more a year
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Can a machine learn to write for the New Yorker?
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How Ireland's Kerrygold butter became a mainstay in US kitchens
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Donald Trump administration will deny visas to US immigrants who cannot prove they will have health insurance or the ability to pay for medical costs
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The internet is overrun with images of child sexual abuse. What went wrong?
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US President Donald Trump pressed Australian leader to help William Barr investigate Robert Mueller inquiry’s origins
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Where theory meets chalk, dust flies - A photo survey of the blackboards of mathematicians
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Unprofitable companies are raising the most IPO cash since the dot-com era
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Nancy Pelosi plans formal impeachment inquiry of US President Donald Trump
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Four years in startups - Life in Silicon Valley during the dawn of the unicorns
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WeWork CEO, Adam Neumann, stepping down under pressure
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About Alexis Kennedy
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Blame economists for the mess we’re in: Why did America listen to the people who thought we needed “more millionaires and more bankrupts?”
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Our food is killing too many of us: Improving American nutrition would make the biggest impact on our health care
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Facebook’s suspension of ‘tens of thousands’ of apps reveals wider privacy issues
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How I learned to cycle like a Dutchman
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How to keep teachers from leaving the profession
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The problem with sugar-daddy science
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Scientists taught rats to play hide-and-seek with them
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