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How the Sugar Industry Gums Up Science
UK facing 'major' sperm shortage
SeaWorld could be in trouble because of “Granny,” the world’s oldest known living orca. The 103-year-old whale (also known as J2) was recently spotted off Canada’s western coast with her pod -- her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. But while the Granny sighting is thrilling for us, it’s problematic for SeaWorld.
More than three quarters of conservatives say the poor “have it easy”
Here’s How Not to Teach First-Grade Math
Straight Razors and Social Justice: The Empowering Evolution of Black Barbershops
Elizabeth Taylor, My Great-Grandpa, and the Future of Antibiotics
Oklahoma nearly doubles earthquake count of California
Five quakes hit heavily fracked area Thursday, scientists say wastewater disposal triggers seismic activity
It’s a trend that’s taken a troop of chimpanzees by storm: a blade of grass dangling from an ear. The "grass-in-ear behavior," as scientists have termed it, seems to be one of the first times that chimpanzees have created a tradition with no discernible purpose -- a primate fashion statement, in other words.
Massachusetts SWAT teams claim they’re private corporations, immune from open records laws
This is now the deadliest ebola outbreak on record — and it’s getting worse
Cost of not caring: Stigma set in stone
Mentally ill suffer in sick health system.
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved a long-delayed inhalable diabetes medication to help patients control their blood sugar levels during meals.
Facebook tinkered with users’ feeds for a massive psychology experiment
Destination unknown: Will Kurds use oil to break free from Iraq?
Hong Kong's democracy 'referendum' -- What you should know
12 forgotten hand-colored images of life in the 1800s
How can we break the cycle of bigger farms and fewer farmers?
How many times can you recycle paper, anyway?
How the Sugar Industry Gums Up Science
UK facing 'major' sperm shortage
SeaWorld could be in trouble because of “Granny,” the world’s oldest known living orca. The 103-year-old whale (also known as J2) was recently spotted off Canada’s western coast with her pod -- her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. But while the Granny sighting is thrilling for us, it’s problematic for SeaWorld.
More than three quarters of conservatives say the poor “have it easy”
Here’s How Not to Teach First-Grade Math
Straight Razors and Social Justice: The Empowering Evolution of Black Barbershops
Elizabeth Taylor, My Great-Grandpa, and the Future of Antibiotics
Oklahoma nearly doubles earthquake count of California
Five quakes hit heavily fracked area Thursday, scientists say wastewater disposal triggers seismic activity
It’s a trend that’s taken a troop of chimpanzees by storm: a blade of grass dangling from an ear. The "grass-in-ear behavior," as scientists have termed it, seems to be one of the first times that chimpanzees have created a tradition with no discernible purpose -- a primate fashion statement, in other words.
Massachusetts SWAT teams claim they’re private corporations, immune from open records laws
This is now the deadliest ebola outbreak on record — and it’s getting worse
Cost of not caring: Stigma set in stone
Mentally ill suffer in sick health system.
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved a long-delayed inhalable diabetes medication to help patients control their blood sugar levels during meals.
Facebook tinkered with users’ feeds for a massive psychology experiment
Destination unknown: Will Kurds use oil to break free from Iraq?
Hong Kong's democracy 'referendum' -- What you should know
12 forgotten hand-colored images of life in the 1800s
How can we break the cycle of bigger farms and fewer farmers?
How many times can you recycle paper, anyway?
