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Jun. 22nd, 2016 08:58 amThe world's most unusual military unit patrols by dogsled
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Europe's robots to become 'electronic persons' under draft plan
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New York City discards millions of pounds of dead electronics each year. We follow its path from shelf to shredder.
The Bears Who Came to Town and Would Not Go Away
In Chile's forests, shadowy rebel groups threaten logging industry
Inside the Knockoff-Tennis-Shoe Factory
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Early Academic Training Produces Long-Term Harm
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Most auditors in Asia find child labour in supply chains, survey finds
Governor’s threat could end food stamps in Maine: Recipients on ‘a steady diet of Mars Bars and Mountain Dew’
Researchers link childhood hunger, violence later in life
Photo of little girl standing on toilet goes viral for unusual reason
After police raided an apartment building to arrest a suspect, others were left with the collateral damage
Even Supervillains Think Our Sexual Assault Laws Are Insane (Making people pay for their own rape kits? WTF?)
How did Google become the internet’s censor and master manipulator, blocking access to millions of websites?
The Ghosts of Fukushima
A guaranteed way to make landlords care about crumbling apartments
Estuaries like Chesapeake Bay could contribute more to global warming than once thought
US Nato general fears rapid Russian troop deployments
In push for equal NATO status, Poland asks for flashpoint troops
Australian commission: Military cadets raped as initiation
What the Islamic State Has Won and Lost
ISIS in Egypt: The struggle for the Sinai Peninsula
China casts dark shadow on South China Sea drills
Refugees in Greece need internet so badly that they’ll stop a riot to let the wifi guys work
Rohingya children in Malaysia, an undocumented life
UNHCR report: More displaced now than after WWII More
Dismembered Central American Migrants Ask For Change In U.S. Strategy
The worst I've seen – trauma expert lifts lid on 'atrocity' of Australia's detention regime
Fighting experience makes beetles better mothers, study shows
Fish Have Feelings, Too: The Inner Lives Of Our 'Underwater Cousins'
Chimpanzees hold secret to ultimate comfy bed, says expert
Why some college professors are telling students to use Wikipedia for class
Simple reward-based learning suits adolescents best
Some of History's Most Beautiful Combs Were Made for Lice Removal
Droppings activate the immune system in nestlings
The rise and fall of Europe, in maps
Europe's robots to become 'electronic persons' under draft plan
Doctors issue warning about LED streetlights
New York City discards millions of pounds of dead electronics each year. We follow its path from shelf to shredder.
The Bears Who Came to Town and Would Not Go Away
In Chile's forests, shadowy rebel groups threaten logging industry
Inside the Knockoff-Tennis-Shoe Factory
The American Diet’s Getting Healthier? Not So Fast
Early Academic Training Produces Long-Term Harm
How Science Is Putting a New Face on Crime Solving
Most auditors in Asia find child labour in supply chains, survey finds
Governor’s threat could end food stamps in Maine: Recipients on ‘a steady diet of Mars Bars and Mountain Dew’
Researchers link childhood hunger, violence later in life
Photo of little girl standing on toilet goes viral for unusual reason
After police raided an apartment building to arrest a suspect, others were left with the collateral damage
Even Supervillains Think Our Sexual Assault Laws Are Insane (Making people pay for their own rape kits? WTF?)
How did Google become the internet’s censor and master manipulator, blocking access to millions of websites?
The Ghosts of Fukushima
A guaranteed way to make landlords care about crumbling apartments
Estuaries like Chesapeake Bay could contribute more to global warming than once thought
US Nato general fears rapid Russian troop deployments
In push for equal NATO status, Poland asks for flashpoint troops
Australian commission: Military cadets raped as initiation
What the Islamic State Has Won and Lost
ISIS in Egypt: The struggle for the Sinai Peninsula
China casts dark shadow on South China Sea drills
Refugees in Greece need internet so badly that they’ll stop a riot to let the wifi guys work
Rohingya children in Malaysia, an undocumented life
UNHCR report: More displaced now than after WWII More
Dismembered Central American Migrants Ask For Change In U.S. Strategy
The worst I've seen – trauma expert lifts lid on 'atrocity' of Australia's detention regime
