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Well, that's typical.
Dec. 4th, 2017 02:32 amDisrupted sleep yesterday means no sleep tonight. Bah. Humbug!
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Voyager 1 Fires Dormant Thrusters for the First Time in 37 Years
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First U.S. birth for woman with transplanted uterus occurs in Texas
3-D-printed minifactories
Native American Hand Talkers Fight to Keep Sign Language Alive
In Search of the Lost Empire of the Maya
The Common Wisdom about Dog Nipples Is Wrong
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Malachite is a poisonous mineral. Please do not fuck the malachite stalactite
The Tibetan Muslims who have made Kashmir their home
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France’s butter crisis is a perfect lesson in basic economics
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Far-fetched fixes for climate change, from solar shields to air-scrubbing
African protected area saving endangered megafauna
Some New Yorkers warily eye artwork display of Guantanamo detainees
Paid Parental Leave, Except for Most Who Need It
The Complicated Legacy Of A Panda Who Was Really Good At Sex
Nebraska sued for refusing to name execution drugs suppliers
Honduran army enforces curfew after vote count stalls
Hawaii's attack siren barely heard on popular tourist beach
Stanford Rape Case: Brock Turner Seeks Appeal, New Trial "What we are saying that what happened is not a crime. It happened, but it was not anywhere close to a crime," Turner's advisor says of sexual assault. (OMG. Google says that if he gets a new trial, and is convicted again, he might end up with a stiffer sentence. Which he should've gotten in the first damn place. So let him go up again. Please. His family wants to burn their money, let them do it.)
HIV denial movement fuels Russian epidemic
Giving succour to the far right, Trump breaks with American ideals
They’re young, they’re smart, they make America great. They’re also undocumented, able to live in the country legally under controversial legislation set to end. Now, with time running out as Congress mulls their fate, they—and thousands more like them—face being sent back to a place they’ve never called home.
Millions In U.S. Funds Spent On Border Equipment In Afghanistan That No Longer Works
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Why the UN is investigating extreme poverty … in America, the world's richest nation
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US officials drop mining cleanup rule after industry objects
Migrant crisis: 'I was sold three times by slave traders'
Voyager 1 Fires Dormant Thrusters for the First Time in 37 Years
New York City’s Ferry Fleet Is Off to a Fast Start
Why Reading Aloud Helps You Remember More Information
Why have Belgian drivers been given free chips this week? (Video)
First U.S. birth for woman with transplanted uterus occurs in Texas
3-D-printed minifactories
Native American Hand Talkers Fight to Keep Sign Language Alive
In Search of the Lost Empire of the Maya
The Common Wisdom about Dog Nipples Is Wrong
The Soybean Is King, Yet Remains Invisible
Reluctant landowners stymie Texas cities' growth plans
Malachite is a poisonous mineral. Please do not fuck the malachite stalactite
The Tibetan Muslims who have made Kashmir their home
To Burst The Bottle Bubble, Fountains In Paris Now Flow With Sparkling Water
France’s butter crisis is a perfect lesson in basic economics
Patients have different hospital outcomes when regular doctors see them
Far-fetched fixes for climate change, from solar shields to air-scrubbing
African protected area saving endangered megafauna
Some New Yorkers warily eye artwork display of Guantanamo detainees
Paid Parental Leave, Except for Most Who Need It
The Complicated Legacy Of A Panda Who Was Really Good At Sex
Nebraska sued for refusing to name execution drugs suppliers
Honduran army enforces curfew after vote count stalls
Hawaii's attack siren barely heard on popular tourist beach
Stanford Rape Case: Brock Turner Seeks Appeal, New Trial "What we are saying that what happened is not a crime. It happened, but it was not anywhere close to a crime," Turner's advisor says of sexual assault. (OMG. Google says that if he gets a new trial, and is convicted again, he might end up with a stiffer sentence. Which he should've gotten in the first damn place. So let him go up again. Please. His family wants to burn their money, let them do it.)
HIV denial movement fuels Russian epidemic
Giving succour to the far right, Trump breaks with American ideals
They’re young, they’re smart, they make America great. They’re also undocumented, able to live in the country legally under controversial legislation set to end. Now, with time running out as Congress mulls their fate, they—and thousands more like them—face being sent back to a place they’ve never called home.
Millions In U.S. Funds Spent On Border Equipment In Afghanistan That No Longer Works
The GOP Tax Bill Could Forever Alter Alaska’s Indigenous Tribes
Why the UN is investigating extreme poverty … in America, the world's richest nation
Did Trump Just Admit to Obstructing Justice on Twitter?
What Flynn’s guilty plea could mean for Mueller probe, and for Trump
US officials drop mining cleanup rule after industry objects
Migrant crisis: 'I was sold three times by slave traders'
