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Parasites that thrive in a warming planet are killing Minnesota’s moose
Brainworms and ticks are decimating an animal sacred to the region’s original inhabitants.
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The New Orleans funeral reminds us that grief is a burden that can be shared
As the nation reckons with mass Covid-19 deaths, the power of a second line provides inspiration on how to mourn.
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Ukraine has more than Russia to worry about
A Ukrainian journalist on the Kremlin’s escalation, NATO, and a former president’s treason charges.
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Spend February reading Louise Erdrich’s pandemic novel of grief and ghosts
Erdrich, who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2021, is the Vox Book Club’s latest guest.
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It’s going to take a lot more than Neil Young to change Spotify’s mind about Joe Rogan
Other musicians aren’t boycotting the music service. Will you?
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What we found when we went looking for another Earth
In the last decade, scientists have discovered thousands of exoplanets — and a lot of them are surprisingly weird.
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A new theory helps explain the epic mystery of bird migration
Birds are way better than people at finding their way. Here’s one reason why.
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Bravo fired one Housewife over racism. What about the others?
It sure seems like bigotry is a feature, not a bug, in the network’s Real Housewives machine.
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The secret lives of baby teeth
Why some are trying to discover more about our bodies’ "little living archives."
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Why do we remember what we remember?
The mundane photographs that are helping scientists probe the mysteries of memory.
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How trauma became the word of the decade
The very real psychiatric term has become so omnipresent in pop culture that some experts worry it’s losing its meaning.
The school shooting generation grows up
An early wave of survivors came of age in a wholly unprepared world. Now they’re in their 30s and 40s, grappling with the present.
