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Promising lab-grown skin sprouts hair and grows glands
Baby's First Butcher Shop, Circa 1900
Foreign adoptions by Americans reach lowest mark since 1981
Look At These Snarky Yearbooks From 100 Years Ago (They certainly said a lot about each other!)
Can an Outsider Ever Truly Become Amish?
Why Orthodox Judaism Is Appealing to So Many Millennials
Lynx may be reintroduced to UK after 1,000 years following success of Spain programme
Is ‘Friends’ Still the Most Popular Show on TV?
Netflix says Geography, Age, and Gender are “Garbage” for Predicting Taste
East LA teen finds escape from gang singing Mexican corridos
Is the art of shorthand dying?
The Civil War Fighters Who Tempted Fate With North African Fashion
Wimps or warriors? Honey bee larvae absorb the social culture of the hive, study finds
Firming U.S. jobs market lures discouraged workers
The overwhelming whiteness of U.S. private schools, in six maps and charts
Hogancamp's Heroes: How Playing With Dolls Lets a Hate-Crime Survivor Fight Back
Old Main prison: A tour through American prison history
The Strange Case of a Nazi Who Became an Israeli Hitman
8-year-old lost daughter rejoins Syrian family in Cyprus
Fifty years ago, when Claire Wilson was eighteen, she was critically wounded during the 1966 University of Texas Tower shooting—the first massacre of its kind. How does the path of a bullet change a life?
Arizona’s voting outrage is a warning to the nation
Growing Up in a Bad Neighborhood Does More Harm Than We Thought
The Other N-Word: To Germans, There’s Something Familiar About Donald Trump
Inside the Trump machine: the bizarre psychology of America’s newest political movement
As the South China Sea becomes more militarised, the risks of conflict grow
Turkish military accuses media of damaging morale, launches legal action
What life is like after police ransack your house and take ‘every belonging’ — then the charges are dropped
