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California ripe for ‘green’ thieves of water and recyclable cans
A primer on jailhouse suicides
What we can learn from a blaze that's been burning for half a century
When Is An Act Of Violence An Act Of Terrorism?
Isolated in Zaatari camp, Syrian refugees find ways to get online
The IMF say giving money to the rich actually hurts the economy; giving money to the poorest helps the most.
Few U.S. adults meet fruit, vegetable intake guidelines
Oregon Sensibly Votes to Make Oral Contraceptives Available Without a Prescription
Muslim fundraiser for burned black churches close to $100,000 goal
Resistance isn’t futile – how to tackle drug-resistant superbugs
Pluto's Heart-Shaped Landscape Is Weirder Than We Thought
Study: Marijuana disapproval rate down among Millennials
When Schools Serve Pizza and Corn Dogs for Lunch, These Companies Make Bank
Top 10 Reasons Why The BMI Is Bogus
The Many Benefits of Making One-Way Streets Two-Way
Australia's war on wind farms threatens biggest renewable project
GOP Attempting to Kill Environmental Regulations Across the Board With Sneaky Budget Riders
Ukrainians visit Nazi atrocity sites as taboo ends
70 years later: How World War II changed America
Siren Song Of Tech Lures New Doctors Away From Medicine
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Syrians see the limits of an education in refuge
Two Syrian refugees: a 1,500-mile journey of hope and hardship
Syria Kurds say in near complete control of Hasaka city
A Year After Eric Garner's Death, Has Anything Changed?
THE UNTOLD STORY OF AMERICA’S MASS KILLINGS (this is every bit as depressing as you think)
In July 1995, a scorching three-day stretch caught the city unprepared, leaving 739 dead. The key players recount how one of Chicago’s worst disasters unfolded.
Denying Genocide in the Face of Science
Dozens killed as blast rips through Turkish town near Syria border
Obama pledges support for Nigeria's fight against militants
Aid group says death toll from Yemen Shiite rebel shelling near Aden doubles to nearly 100
Eyeing Russia, US leads fresh military drills in Ukraine
A primer on jailhouse suicides
What we can learn from a blaze that's been burning for half a century
When Is An Act Of Violence An Act Of Terrorism?
Isolated in Zaatari camp, Syrian refugees find ways to get online
The IMF say giving money to the rich actually hurts the economy; giving money to the poorest helps the most.
Few U.S. adults meet fruit, vegetable intake guidelines
Oregon Sensibly Votes to Make Oral Contraceptives Available Without a Prescription
Muslim fundraiser for burned black churches close to $100,000 goal
Resistance isn’t futile – how to tackle drug-resistant superbugs
Pluto's Heart-Shaped Landscape Is Weirder Than We Thought
Study: Marijuana disapproval rate down among Millennials
When Schools Serve Pizza and Corn Dogs for Lunch, These Companies Make Bank
Top 10 Reasons Why The BMI Is Bogus
The Many Benefits of Making One-Way Streets Two-Way
Australia's war on wind farms threatens biggest renewable project
GOP Attempting to Kill Environmental Regulations Across the Board With Sneaky Budget Riders
Ukrainians visit Nazi atrocity sites as taboo ends
70 years later: How World War II changed America
Siren Song Of Tech Lures New Doctors Away From Medicine
Syrians see the limits of an education in refuge
Two Syrian refugees: a 1,500-mile journey of hope and hardship
Syria Kurds say in near complete control of Hasaka city
A Year After Eric Garner's Death, Has Anything Changed?
THE UNTOLD STORY OF AMERICA’S MASS KILLINGS (this is every bit as depressing as you think)
In July 1995, a scorching three-day stretch caught the city unprepared, leaving 739 dead. The key players recount how one of Chicago’s worst disasters unfolded.
Denying Genocide in the Face of Science
Dozens killed as blast rips through Turkish town near Syria border
Obama pledges support for Nigeria's fight against militants
Aid group says death toll from Yemen Shiite rebel shelling near Aden doubles to nearly 100
Eyeing Russia, US leads fresh military drills in Ukraine
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(I like wind farms.)
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