The journalist and the pharma bro
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What if you could do it all over? The uncanny allure of our unlived lives.
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A year of spaced repetition software in the classroom
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My family’s slave
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In 2016, the Guardian spoke to sixteen-year-olds across the globe about their hopes and dreams. As they turn twenty in a global pandemic, we tracked them down
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The great Buenos Aires bank heist
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Logging in to get kicked out: Inside America's virtual eviction crisis
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How the CCP does job promotions
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Drone sightings caused Gatwick airport to close for two days in 2018, but despite a lengthy police investigation, no culprit was ever found. So what exactly did people see in the Sussex sky?
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The last children of Down Syndrome
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"Other countries have social safety nets. The US has women."
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Arizona is known as the best state in the US for people with developmental challenges. But its Division of Developmental Disabilities has turned down thousands of people because of paperwork issues.
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"We're in hard times right now": Meet the nursing students turning to OnlyFans to get by
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How to talk to friends and family who share conspiracy theories: Fringe movements will persist long after Election Day. Here’s how to help.
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I was a cable guy. I saw the worst of America.
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Six women speak about their fears of bringing a child into a world that feels like it’s teetering on the edge of collapse - and why they’re choosing to do it anyway
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I watched my friend dying on Facebook - but it was all a GoFundMe scam
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The patchwork city: What gaps and overlaps in city boundaries tell us about values
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'I could show you stuff you wouldn’t believe:' Gravediggers speak out about horrifying conditions
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What I learned about male desire in a sex doll factory
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Elderly and homeless: America’s next housing crisis
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“I feel that the future I’ve been working towards my whole life is gone now” — What United States college students have to say about the coronavirus
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Self-storage and the dream of infinite space
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Amazon's internal records show that it deceived the public on rising injury rates among its warehouse workers
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An investigation into the concept of "lifestyle"
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The battle over dyslexia: It was once a widely accepted way of explaining why some children struggled to read and write. But some experts have begun to question the existence of dyslexia itself.
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Parents who work in childcare are trapped in an unsustainable system
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How the QAnon conspiracy is growing in the UK and spilling over into anti-vaccine and 5G protests
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The Bully's Pulpit - On the elementary structure of domination
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My mother and my motherland - Jiayang Fan on the struggles of growing up as a poor immigrant, and how her desperate attempt to protect her hospital-bound mother was repurposed as Chinese propaganda
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The eco-yogi slumlords of Brooklyn
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The value of extended families
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Online, no one gets to be young
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Loving the alien - How UFO culture took over America
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How men’s rights groups helped rewrite regulations on campus rape
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National trends in grade inflation, American colleges and universities
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The appeal and desperation of GaryVee's hustle culture
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Consensus decision-making: a short guide
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We quit our jobs to build a cabin—everything went wrong
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How the pandemic and a broken unemployment system are upending people’s lives
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On mob justice in Nigeria
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An Irish coast sound generator
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Five sex workers talk about doing their jobs during COVID-19
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At hundreds of rehabs, recovery means work without pay
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The fight to redefine racism
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The true cost of dollar stores - discount chains are thriving, but fostering violence and neglect in poor communities
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Meet the caretakers of Sealand, the world’s most stubborn micronation
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Thirty years ago, Romania deprived thousands of babies of human contact. Here's what's become of them
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Confessions of a former bastard cop - An essay by a former police officer on why police are like this
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What an economic liberal and conservative learned from their friendship
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