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What makes up the burden of disease in people over the age of 60, in poor and rich countries, is surprisingly similar.
The show’s co-creator on casting, developing characters, and building the Island’s mythology
‘You know, there are ways not to perform oral sex if you don’t want to do it.’
How this exciting new FX series points the way toward the future of both.
The last few years has been a period of policy ferment on the right in a way it hasn’t been on the left.
What you need to know about the DACA program Obama created in 2012
If the last one didn’t hurt the GOP, why would another be any different?
This mesmerizing animation simulates a year in the life of carbon dioxide.
The supermodel detailed her allegations in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.
Plus, the Senate’s Keystone vote, and Uber’s threats to journalists.
The Senate will vote on the USA Freedom Act, which limits bulk collection of Americans’ calling records and creates a new public advocate in the secretive FISA court.
The bill’s co-sponsor, Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA), needed 60 votes to overcome a filibuster by Senate Democrats. She only got 59.
Uber has a vast amount of data about its customers comings and goings. And there’s little reason for confidence that the company won’t abuse the power that data gives them.
Here are the cities where homes are the most within-reach for middle-class homebuyers
The Fox cooking competition removes so much of the cynicism from reality TV.