One-and-done heart disease prevention? Scientists show it may be possible.
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"Teachers are going to hate it": How social media apps hooked teens at school
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This restaurant stopped charging for food. And profits are up. (gifted link)
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Sonny Rollins, giant of the jazz saxophone, is dead at 95 (gifted link)
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Tesla’s newest electric vehicle could jolt the trucking industry
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A start-up aiming to make geothermal energy mainstream goes public
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We should take hantavirus more seriously
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Rex Reed, film critic known for acerbic reviews, dies at 87
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A strong El Niño may be coming. Global warming is changing its effects.
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Mark Ruffalo and Matt Stoller: This merger can, and should, be stopped
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Forget the AI apocalypse. Memes have already nuked our culture.
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"The reason I'm not an atheist is that I think the philosophical arguments against it are unanswerable"
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The VCs of BC (2015)
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Vegetative patients may be more aware than we knew
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In the foothills of Mount Fuji, the fight is on against unruly tourists
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Why do the top American sushi restaurants leave us so bored and so broke?
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Japan's new care workers: bodybuilders, wrestlers and MMA fighters (gifted link)
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Offbeat obituaries honor loss with levity and brutal honesty
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How US doctors cashed in on the No Surprises Act
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Florida opens criminal inquiry into ChatGPT tied to fatal school shooting
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Bitcoin’s creator has hidden behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto for seventeen years. But a trail of clues buried deep in crypto lore led to a 55-year-old computer scientist named Adam Back.
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Ozempic is about to go generic in India, China and Canada
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Olympic committee announces a broad ban on transgender athletes and athletes with differences in sex development in Women’s events
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Asia turns back to coal as war chokes off natural gas
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New York Times quiz: Who’s a better writer: AI or humans?
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Helgi Hjorleifsson, a firefighter, is a leader in an Icelandic experiment to steer rivers of lava away from important sites. Some called it crazy, but it worked.
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They feel bugs inside them. Doctors don't know why.
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Chimpanzees are really into crystals
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Banks are becoming bulwarks for vulnerable American seniors
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The evolution of eyes began with one
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Binance employees find $1.7 Billion in crypto was sent to Iranian entities
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The AI disruption has arrived, and it sure is fun
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Norway is a Winter Olympic giant. Why isn't it better at ice hockey?
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Amazon’s promotion of ‘Melania’ has critics questioning its motives (Amazon has spent 35M on marketing on top of its 40M budget)
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I let my wife have an affair. Do I have to console her now that it’s over?
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Why London’s chimney sweeps are enjoying a resurgence
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Why on earth have I seen the same Broadway show thirteen times? An investigation.
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Texas A&M, under new curriculum limits, warns professor not to teach Plato
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Research library at NASA’s Goddard Space and Flight Center to close Friday
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She fell in love with ChatGPT. Then she ghosted it.
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How New York keeps its unfiltered water safe: spending millions on land
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These travel influencers don’t want freebies. They’re AI.
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US shoppers, drawn by steep discounts, power through Black Friday
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San Francisco sues ultra processed food producers
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Fairy tales contain useful lessons for navigating our interactions with the internet
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As the war in Ukraine rages on, many Finns are getting reacquainted with the country's remarkable network of väestönsuoja, or civil defense shelters
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Twenty-five movies, many stars, zero hits: Hollywood falls to new lows
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The Florentine Diamond resurfaces after 100 years in hiding. Legendary jewel of the Habsburgs not seen since 1919 and thought lost, has actually been safe in a Canadian bank for decades. (gifted link)
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Britain gives go-ahead to smaller nuclear reactor in Wales
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The NFL players trading their helmets for scrubs
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