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Sheriffs in Maryland Challenge State Limits on Cooperation With ICE
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As Speculation Swirls About the Emerging Iran Deal, Here’s What We Know
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New York Times healthsciencelegal
C.D.C. Pauses Testing for Rabies and Pox Viruses
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Medium science
I Don’t Think I Had a “Personality” as an Autistic Kid

I was busy finding Infinity in a burnt-off ant leg…

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NRC politicsscienceworld
Aangescherpte richtlijn moet euthanasie bij psychisch lijden zorgvuldiger maken: ‘We gaan van een 6 naar een 8’

Sisco van Veen | psychiater: Over euthanasie wegens psychisch lijden zijn psychiaters sterk verdeeld. Psychiater Sisco van Veen leidde de commissie die de euthanasierichtlijn nu, na „flinke discussies...

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New York Times culturescienceentertainment
Beyond the ‘Obamalisk’: A Guide to Chicago’s South Side
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New York Times businesssciencetechnology
Is SpaceX Worth $1.77 Trillion? It’s a Pie in the Sky, Some Investors Say
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Neil Shubin on Trusted Science in a ‘Deeply Partisan Age’
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Bloomberg businesssciencetechnology
China’s Lab-Grown Diamonds Emerge as Unlikely Winner in AI Boom

China’s lab-grown diamonds are emerging as a surprising beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom, with demand climbing while they gain traction as a key component in advanced chipmaking.

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New York Times scienceculture
Mission Accomplished: Kill the Nazis, Save the Statues
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The Atlantic cultureentertainmentscience
The Women Who Don’t Own Clothes

The rental service Nuuly is taking over America’s closets.

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NRC culturehealthscience
Staatssecretaris draait de uitbesteding van de btw-inning aan een Amerikaans bedrijf ten dele terug, want te riskant

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Bloomberg sciencepolitics
Trump’s War on Science Is Being Waged in the Fine Print

A fresh attack on the US scientific infrastructure could be the most damaging yet.

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New York Times culturesportsscience
For Painting’s Great Skeptic, Gerhard Richter, History Is a Blur
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Wat vindt NRC | Europees migratiepact mag mensenrechten en asielrecht niet uithollen

Strenger migratiebeleid

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Het wereldwijde netwerk van schimmeldraden in de bodem is nu volledig in kaart gebracht

Biologie: In de bodem leven buisjesvormige schimmelnetwerken in symbiose met planten. Vooral in gebieden met veel grasland zijn die netwerken omvangrijk.

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Trump Suspends Funding for Los Angeles Homeless Agency
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Medical Cure or Designer Baby? A New Approach to Editing Embryos Ignites Debate
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Medium culturehealthscience
Can Red Light Therapy Help Dogs? The Research, Benefits, and What Pet Owners Should Know

From stiff senior joints to post-surgery recovery, red light therapy for dogs is gaining attention — but what does the research actually…

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New York Times foodculturescience
Caramelized Shallot Pasta (Published 2020)
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Why Scientists Retired the Dire Climate Scenario Used for Over a Decade
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National Observer science
A lost kelp forest, found in a box of old photos

Photos from 1972 revealed BC lost vast kelp forests to climate change decades before scientists realized how much was gone.

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Medium culturehealthscience
The Word “Autism” Comes Preloaded With Meaning

How stereotypes, misinformation, and cultural shorthand shape perception before autistic people even speak

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68 Quadrillion Underground Miles of Fungi
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Medium culturescience
The Overworked Critic That Doesn’t Understand Passion

Because every critic who ever told you to be realistic was really just asking you to be as small as they are.

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New York Times worldbusinessscience
Soupy Mess of Heat and Humidity Puts Millions at Risk of Tornadoes
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NRC politicsworldscience
‘Geef Rucphen gerust Oekraïners, maar geen andere asielzoekers’, zegt de eerste PVV-wethouder van Nederland

Wesley Tack | asielwethouder: In Rucphen is Wesley Tack geïnstalleerd als eerste PVV-wethouder van Nederland. Tack vindt dat de gemeente mag lobbyen om asielzoekers elders onder te brengen. En beklaag...

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New York Times sciencelegalworld
True beauty amid the bleakness makes a World Cup the biggest event on planet Earth
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New York Times culturescience
Summer Reading Contest, Week 1: What Got Your Attention in The Times This Week?
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The Atlantic sciencepoliticstechnology
America’s Go-To Climate Scientist

Daniel Swain has become a ubiquitous explainer of America’s extreme weather.  

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New York Times businessscience
Also Expected to Take the Field at the World Cup: Hazardous Heat
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New York Times healthpoliticsscience
Can’t Pay Medical Bills? Trump Officials Suggest Getting a Loan.

One-third of Americans shoulder health care debt. Insurers are being asked to consider lending money to Obamacare consumers who can’t afford higher deductibles.

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Medium transportationscienceworld
Fearing the Future

The irrational nature of worry

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New York Times culturescienceentertainment
You Love Your Native Garden. But Will Buyers Love It Too?
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The Atlantic healthopinionscience
The Last Children of Down Syndrome

Prenatal testing is changing who gets born and who doesn’t. This is just the beginning.

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New York Times culturescience
Humans vs. Bots — Who Does the Em Dash Better?
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New York Times worldpoliticsscience
Iran War Live Updates: U.S.-Iran Strikes Risk Taking Conflict Into New Phase
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New York Times sciencebusiness
A ‘Sultry’ Shift: Heat Creeps Into the Northeast
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NRC healthscience
Column | Landwee

Volkeren in de Stille Oceaan zien hun land onder zich vandaan spoelen. Hun verdriet is ondraaglijk.

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New York Times culturesportsscience
Newcastle’s new home kit: ‘Hideous, inelegant and gimmicky’, future classic, or both? (Gift Article)

The 'barcode' design of Newcastle's new home shirt appears to be dividing fans - how will history remember it...?

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Bloomberg entertainmentsportsscience
Obsidian: Xbox Studio Behind Grounded, Outer Worlds Charts a New Path

Microsoft’s Obsidian Entertainment is searching for ways to make games more quickly and on smaller budgets.

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New York Times culturescience
Analysis of Satellite Image and Videos Suggest Precision U.S. Strikes on Iranian Water Facility
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Medium healthscienceculture
Cigarettes are bad. I miss them.

Don’t start smoking, kids

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New York Times healthpoliticsscience
Deshaun Watson speaks on his health, his future and Cleveland's 'swing and miss'
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Bloomberg scienceentertainmenttechnology
Xbox Plans Significant Layoffs as It Transforms Under New CEO

Asha Sharma’s first major cuts will arrive in July

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Medium sciencetechnologyculture
The Unspeakable Hydraulics of Umbar: How a Pirate City Mastered Tidal Coefficients

Or: Why your HOA can’t fix a drainage ditch, but 9th-century corsairs somehow calculated lunar perigee with a stolen astrolabe and pure…

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New York Times culturelegalscience
Carriage Horse Dies in Central Park After Medical Episode, Police Say
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New York Times sportsscience
In Game 3 loss, ‘stagnant’ Knicks got away from what worked in their first 2 victories

The Knicks let Victor Wembanyama roam around the rim, cutting off driving lanes and blocking areas to cut.

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New York Times sciencetechnology
Can NASA Really Land Astronauts on the Moon by 2028?
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