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Allure of the Antihero: Why we’re drawn to characters who act badly—and what that says about us
The Extraordinary Lives of Istanbul's Street Cats
Antibody infusions provide long-term defence against HIV-like infection
Gene therapy reverses sight loss and is long-lasting
The Age of Drone Vandalism Begins With an Epic NYC Tag (Older article)
When teachers think empathically, and not punitively, about misbehaving students, they cultivate better relationships and help reduce discipline problems, Stanford research shows.
Teen birthrate hits all-time low, led by 50 percent decline among Hispanics and blacks
Egypt explorers hunt gold in the desert, following ancients
René and Juan Carlos set out to convert their Colombian megachurch to Orthodox Judaism. This is what happened.
What Burglars Can Teach Architects
TV & Class
What online misogynists really want is silence
Hear no evil: Farmed fish found to be hard of hearing
Two of the world's top three insecticides harm bumblebees – study
Chinese Investors Reeling After Wealth Management Firm's Collapse
House committee votes to require women to register for draft
The truth about millennials in New York City
Insomnia That Kills
Myanmar protesters denounce term 'Rohingya' outside U.S. Embassy
Angry Venezuelans take to streets, setting up barricades and raiding shops for food
More Than 300 Million People in India Are Reeling From the Worst Drought in Four Decades
Oklahoma court: oral sex is not rape if victim is unconscious from drinking
Hunger Strike in San Francisco Puts a Spotlight on Police Brutality
For Nebraska’s Poor, Get Sick and Get Sued
Poor Children More Likely to Have Food Allergies
How Segregation Has Persisted in Little Rock
Great Barrier Reef bleaching made 175 times likelier by human-caused climate change, say scientists
