US President Donald Trump says he is taking hydroxychloroquine to protect against coronavirus, dismissing safety concerns
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Apple releases two new Pride Edition Sport Bands for Apple Watch
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Pulling seven G's in an F-16 and going supersonic with US Air Force Thunderbirds
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'Community' cast gets together for a reunion interview
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Defeat your demons with Dungeons & Dragons: An investigation of the resurgence of D&D
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Rhodes Center Podcast: The First Globalist — Sandy Zipp Talks Wendell Willkie’s World
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Sweden suffers one of its strongest earthquakes at an Arctic iron ore mine – quake measured magnitude 4.1 and forced the mine to close
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Opportunities for watchOS 7
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For those who (privately) aspire to become more reclusive
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Twitter thread about Doug Geisler, an astronomy grad student who was at Manastash Ridge Observatory forty years ago when Mount St. Helens exploded 140 miles away
@emsque: Exactly #40YearsAgo Doug Geisler was asleep atop Manastash Ridge Observatory. An astronomy grad student, he'd just logged his first excellent night at the telescope for his PhD thesis. He was the only person on the summit, ~90 miles from #MountStHelens... #MSH40
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Marisa Anderson -- Tiny Desk Concert (2014)
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Amid the coronavirus crisis, a regimen for reëntry
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Mr. Plinkett's Star Trek: Picard review
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Explosive whistleblower complaint by ousted US Health and Human Services official says he was pressured to give contract to Donald Trump-friendly pharma firm
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The Hongerwinter: How famine under the Nazis revealed the cause of celiac disease
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Covid-19 outbreak in Nigeria is just one of Africa’s alarming hot spots
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Hospitals in Brazil's São Paulo 'near collapse'
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Will Facebook’s oversight board actually hold the company accountable?
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Uber lays off another 3000 employees, shuts forty-five offices in coronavirus crunch
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No, you don't have a "lizard brain": Why the Psychology 101 model of the brain is all wrong
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A South Korean soccer team has apologized for putting sex dolls in the stands to make things feel less lonely
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After having the worst day, I was reminded of Arsenio Halls most glorious slapstick moment
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The coming disruption - Scott Galloway predicts a handful of elite universities and tech companies will soon monopolize higher education
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America’s largest media labor union launches historic advocacy campaign to save industry: "having robust news operations at the local and state level is fundamentally good for democratic stability."
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Remdesivir distribution causes confusion, leaves some US hospitals empty-handed
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Amazon eliminates pay raises for workers as COVID-19 toll mounts
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What we know about your chances of catching the virus outdoors: Pandemic life is safer outdoors, in part, because even a light wind will quickly dilute the virus
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Here’s what an antitrust case against Google might look like: Two DOJ veterans lay out a roadmap for cracking down on the company’s digital advertising juggernaut
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A military contractors’ report circulating on Capitol Hill claims to have evidence that COVID-19 escaped from a Chinese lab. It’s filled with information that’s just plain wrong.
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Making life cheap: Population control, herd immunity, and other anti-humanist fables
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Does “The Case Against Socialism” hold up? It does not. A brief look at Rand Paul’s new book.
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Human breath taking its toll on The Scream, say scientists – they have discovered Edvard Munch accidentally used an impure tube of cadmium yellow
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The need for software testing: Neil Ferguson's unstable epidemiologic model
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Humans coexisted with three-tonne marsupials and lizards as long as cars in ancient Australia
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New Zealand edges back to normal after quashing coronavirus in forty-nine days
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A coalition of 62 countries has backed a joint Australian and European Union push for an independent inquiry into the coronavirus outbreak ahead of a crucial World Health Assembly meeting in Geneva
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RIP Captain Jen Casey -RCAF Snowbirds Public Affairs Officer that perished in crash today
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Non-glamorous gains: The Pennsylvania land tax experiment
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Edison Mail vulnerability allowing unauthorized access to email accounts of other users
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Africa’s biggest collection of ancient human footprints has been found
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"Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" announced for CBS All Access
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Hundreds of thousands of Australians affected by the government’s robodebt scheme will receive notices from Centrelink about an upcoming class action under orders from the federal court
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How Prince of Persia defeated Apple II's memory limitations | War Stories
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US Navy releases new UFO incident reports: This is about newly-released written incident reports, not the grainy videos that made headlines several weeks ago
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Coal industry will never recover after coronavirus pandemic, say experts
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I made my first pseudo podcast today, really nervous about the sound of my voice and delivery. Any tips?
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At first, the disappearance of the wife of one of Norway's richest people seemed to be an abduction – but then suspicion turned on the husband
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Building a mouse squad against Covid-19
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Rock samples aren’t archived or shared: An international group of geologists make the case for storing and sharing ancient rocks
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How New York suffered nearly ten times the number of deaths as California
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