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Archives for April 2019
Brands rarely try to insert themselves into books. That might not say great things about the state of the novel.
The Candida auris outbreak is a reminder that patients have no way of telling whether their hospital has infections.
It reduces the pay gap and prevents millionaires from evading taxes.
The David Attenborough-narrated series can’t really describe the scale of what’s missing.
Buttigieg is candid about how his sexuality is not a personal decision.
A new paper from the Center for American Progress looks at one key metric that sets the US health system apart from other countries’.
Only two states, including Sanders’s home state of Vermont, currently allow people to vote from prison.
Oysters like sea foam and psychedelic sorbet.
As the hit show comes to a close, fans are ready to collect everything from $100 t-shirts to White Walker whiskey.
How the city grew, from pre-Christian Romans to Cerdà to the 1992 Olympics.
The US-Iran standoff was just turned up to 11.
The White House wants you to forget that candidate Trump repeatedly promised to release his tax returns.
Making him president won’t fix the problems of partisanship.
From sci-fi to thrillers, it’s time for Hollywood to discover — or rediscover — these King tales.
How “adversarial attacks” can mess with self-driving cars, medicine, and the military.