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Archives for November 2014
It’s pretty good.
An epidemic of thyroid cancer diagnoses in South Korea didn’t actually actually reduce the death rate from the disease.
The rise in emissions will wipe out the reductions made in the two years that the carbon tax existed.
Congress has the power to torpedo a deal with Iran over its nuclear program. With Mitch McConnell running the Senate, they might actually do it.
A dearth of debate and discussion doesn’t eliminate assisted suicide. Instead, it pushes it into the shadows.
How Chinese black markets and Tanzanian corruption are teaming up to kill thousands of elephants.
Some customers are already canceling. But experts are optimistic.
3 key Senate races and 1 governor’s race show the impact of banning people from voting based on their criminal records
A report on new regulations has raised questions about whether there’s any place for the outdated term in 2014.
Who is Justin Bieber? Who is Selena Gomez? Why does anyone care?!
Starting today, Facebook users can give to Ebola charities with the click of a button.
Hope and despair in Yuma, Arizona
Or, what we learned from watching Univision on election night
The only way to win is to change the game.
Alex from Target (or #alexfromtarget) is a teenage boy with waterfall bangs who works at a Target in Frisco, Texas. He became a viral sensation on Monday after thousands of teens tweeted a photo of him literally working at Target.