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Microbiologists discover caffeine-adapted bacteria living in the sludge in their office coffee machine.

Writing with Cats

Lemurs chat only with their best friends

Maritime ‘Repo Men’: A Last Resort for Stolen Ships

Marijuana derivative reduces seizures in people with treatment-resistant epilepsy

The mathematically proven strategies to win 14 of the most popular games

Mysterious radio signals from space discovered to be a much better test of Einstein's General Relativity theory

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A Shipwreck Graveyard Has Been Found Off This Greek Archipelago

Cockroaches communicate via chemicals in their poop.

Roosters run afoul of genetic rules, pass mitochondrial genes on to offspring

Untangling an Accounting Tool and an Ancient Incan Mystery

Army Ants Act Like Algorithms to Make Deliveries More Efficient

Advance in astronomy 'can help find other worlds'

Granddad Gone Bad

When a prison closes, what happens to the prison town?

The Year of the Imaginary College Student

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If Atlantic and Pacific Sea Worlds Collide, Does That Spell Catastrophe?

Muslim workers in Fort Morgan fired over prayer dispute walkout

What social science tells us about racism in the Republican party

Donald Trump Once Revoked Medical Care for a Sick Baby To Get Back at His Family

Did you guys know there was a live-action BFG movie coming out?

I did not know that.

I have kind of mixed feelings about this. I wasn't too thrilled with what happened to Matilda when it became a movie, and really, The BFG was never my favorite Dahl book growing up (that was probably Matilda, followed by The Witches, followed by Danny Champion of the World and THEN, finally, The BFG) so... I don't know.

Cool trailer, though.

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During the early 20th century, the Montreal melon was a culinary delicacy and an agricultural moneymaker. But as industrial farming took hold, the hard-to-grow fruit went the way of the dodo bird. What one farmer’s attempt to revive it says about taste and technology.

Massive marine reserve created in Atlantic

The Year In Eggs: Everyone's Going Cage-Free, Except Supermarkets

7 Bizarre Easter Eggs Hidden in Great Works of Art

Scientists have used groundbreaking technology to figure out how the Earth looked a billion years ago

Pretending to Understand What Babies Say Can Make Them Smarter

These singing sisters are wildly popular in Yemen. And they’re Israeli Jews.

New year brings minimum wage hikes for Americans in 14 states

The Ottoman caliphate: Straddling two worlds

The Horrifying Demise of the Food Confiscated From You at Customs

The Rise Of The Mega-Mosque In Turkey

Refugees find dizzying freedoms and unexpected dangers in Brazil

Atmospheres Can Collapse on the Dark Sides of Planets

NYC Lets Luxury Building Owners Stiff Workers and Still Get a Tax Break

6 Supervillains From History That Make The Joker Look Subtle

Another Hong Kong worker at anti-Beijing bookshop 'disappears'

Last Year, States Took the War on Uteruses to the Next Level

Double standards cited amid armed protest in Oregon Context

Erdoğan’s and the PKK’s war is paving the way for the country’s disintegration

After retaking most of Ramadi from ISIS, Iraq sets sights on Mosul

Melting glaciers blamed for subtle slowing of Earth's rotation