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Archives for November 2014
Netflix for Legos is a real thing.
A mentality that helped at launch has become gross and counterproductive.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick says an executive’s comments on investigating journalists “do not represent the company.”
Researchers are slowly inching their way towards even the most extreme technology of science fiction.
The research is clear: lower speed limits save lives.
Northwestern University’s Medill Innocence Project was accused of using tactics that contradicted its very mission.
ISIS’s video of the murder of American hostage Peter Kassig is part of a much bigger media strategy.
In her new show, State of Affairs, Katherine Heigl flounders as a CIA official.
Doing the math on the president’s rumored immigration action
Four people, including three Americans, were killed in a Jerusalem synagogue Tuesday morning.
From Ebola to politics, the ridiculous and dangerous beliefs surrounding medical cannabis.
Why are car thieves so in love with Honda Accords?
The number one importer of tech workers in Rhode Island is ... CVS.
As smokeless tobacco and marijuana become more popular, so do the words surrounding them.