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Experts are predicting 10 to 15 meteors per hour between midnight and dawn.
How to find out how much you’re actually sleeping — and how to improve it.
Here’s what Dr. Martin Salia’s son had to say about his father.
A new study is bad news for our hopes of finding ancient life on Mars.
While Stefanovic’s prank is funny, it also shows the inequality women face in the workforce everyday. On television, as in every workplace, women are judged more harshly than men on their appearance and less on their actual work.
The last time a state tried this, the Obama administration immediately shut them down.
A big move in 2014 gives Latinos something other than gridlock to vote for in 2016.
Sure, the show, turning 45 this month, changed TV. But why settle for that? It made the world a better place.
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ISIS’s ultraviolence is designed to cement its rule by terrifying the population into submission. And it might be working.
The courts have already made this a record year for declaring software unpatentable.
In some ways, Obama’s upcoming executive action is 20 years in the making
A new Japanese bullet train can go more than 300 miles per hour. America won’t have a train that fast for decades.
This question gives me no pleasure, Mr. Cosby,” Simon begins, “but there have been serious allegations against you in the last couple of days.”
The internet remains sound. For now. In honor of Kim, let’s see what a playlist of celebratory butt songs does to it.