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Hundreds of genes seen sparking to life two days after death
This playground encourages kids to use tools, get dirty, and let their imaginations run wild (Can confirm: kids love it)
What Killed the Jingle?
'Gambling' wolves take more risks than dogs
40 Colorful Kodachrome Photos Of 1940s NYC
One of the Most Important Crosswords in New York Times History
The revolution that could change the way your child is taught
South Florida's Seminole Cowboys: Cattle Is 'In Our DNA'
Crop domestication is a balancing act: Some ants are still trying to get it right
Bizarre ant colony discovered in an abandoned Polish nuclear weapons bunker
Neighbor churches, split on race lines, work to heal divide
This Undertaker Buries the Bodies Nobody Else Will Touch
Marvel, Jack Kirby, and the Comic-Book Artist’s Plight
The Harry Potter universe still can't translate its gay subtext to text. It's a problem.
The stunning geographic divide in American creativity (Interesting map, but I wish they'd show it county-by-county instead of state-by-state.)
Monkeys in zoos have human gut bacteria
Inside North America’s Only Legal Safe Injection Facility
Kaepernick didn’t bring politics into sports. The NFL did that by playing the anthem. Also: DoD paid $53 million of taxpayers' money to pro sports for military tributes, report says
How algorithms rule our working lives
FDA bans antibacterial soaps; “No scientific evidence” they’re safe, effective
A new crisis in the Muslim world: Is it too young?
Jewish avengers unapologetic for targeting Nazis after WWII
This small Indiana county sends more people to prison than San Francisco and Durham, N.C., combined. Why?
U.S. investigating potential covert Russian plan to disrupt November elections
Elizabeth Smart Is Standing Up for Rape Victims—And Tearing Down Purity Culture
Lenny Pozner used to believe in conspiracy theories. Until his son’s death became one.
Pollution particles 'get into brain'
Welcome to demokrasi: how Erdoğan got more popular than ever
I’ve Become a Racist’: Migrant Wave Unleashes Danish Tensions Over Identity
Abandoned in Iraq: Inside Two Soldiers' Harrowing Escape
Millions at risk from rising water pollution: UN
