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Spy cables: Israel airline used as intelligence 'front'
China submarines outnumber U.S. fleet: U.S. admiral
What Americans Actually Think About Immigration
Netanyahu row with Obama administration deepens
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Two new victories for proponents of circumcision
Study links common food additives to Crohn's disease, colitis
How 14,000 Workers Managed to Slow Down the Entire Economy
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Infections With Dangerous Gut Microbe Still On The Rise
Yemen ex-president amassed up to $60 billion, colluded with rebels: U.N. experts
Locked Up for Being Poor
Kenya police say armed groups killed 173 people in 2014
Native to Northeast Asia, the critically endangered Amur leopard has seen its numbers double since 2007
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Workers Win Court Cases, But Can’t Recover Stolen Wages
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Idaho’s faith-healing debate pits child welfare against parental rights
More Evidence That Gut Microbes Exacerbate Severe Childhood Malnutrition
Meet the invasives: Asian tiger mosquitos have feelings, too
America’s historic struggle to control its police
Labor takes final stand as Wisconsin prepares way for anti-union law
IRS audit rate for individuals drops
Corals face 'slow starvation' from ingesting plastics pollution, experts find
Rape in the American Prison
Strangers in their own land: Displaced Ukrainians face uncertain future More
Ukraine conflict: Halt to deaths stirs truce hopes
Philippine army kills 14 Islamic militants
Bionic reconstruction lets patients use a robotic prosthetic hand controlled by the mind
Ebola endemic in west Africa remains a risk, scientists warn
Why Are Developers Still Building Sprawl?
The girl who gets gifts from birds
Spy cables: Israel airline used as intelligence 'front'
China submarines outnumber U.S. fleet: U.S. admiral
What Americans Actually Think About Immigration
Netanyahu row with Obama administration deepens
5 graphs that show how the face of America is changing
Two new victories for proponents of circumcision
Study links common food additives to Crohn's disease, colitis
How 14,000 Workers Managed to Slow Down the Entire Economy
The Giving Plague
Infections With Dangerous Gut Microbe Still On The Rise
Yemen ex-president amassed up to $60 billion, colluded with rebels: U.N. experts
Locked Up for Being Poor
Kenya police say armed groups killed 173 people in 2014
Native to Northeast Asia, the critically endangered Amur leopard has seen its numbers double since 2007
Animal Lives
Workers Win Court Cases, But Can’t Recover Stolen Wages
Old-School New York Times Death Infographics Were Depressing For context on the "diarrhea" stat, remember that 2,000 children under 5 die of diarrhea every day, even today.
Idaho’s faith-healing debate pits child welfare against parental rights
More Evidence That Gut Microbes Exacerbate Severe Childhood Malnutrition
Meet the invasives: Asian tiger mosquitos have feelings, too
America’s historic struggle to control its police
Labor takes final stand as Wisconsin prepares way for anti-union law
IRS audit rate for individuals drops
Corals face 'slow starvation' from ingesting plastics pollution, experts find
Rape in the American Prison
Strangers in their own land: Displaced Ukrainians face uncertain future More
Ukraine conflict: Halt to deaths stirs truce hopes
Philippine army kills 14 Islamic militants
Bionic reconstruction lets patients use a robotic prosthetic hand controlled by the mind
Ebola endemic in west Africa remains a risk, scientists warn
Why Are Developers Still Building Sprawl?
The girl who gets gifts from birds
