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Hospitals keep ER fees secret. We’re uncovering them.
Reporter Sarah Kliff is collecting emergency room bills as part of a year-long project focused on American health care prices.
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Trump’s legal jeopardy goes far beyond Mueller
We don’t know what Mueller will find, but here’s an overview of the president’s other legal woes.
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Rep. Devin Nunes’s bizarre $250 million lawsuit against Twitter, explained
Featuring a parody cow, a parody parent, a real Republican strategist, and a giant social media platform.
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Aziz Ansari’s new standup set, and its complicated, necessary role in #MeToo
I saw the comedian perform in Chicago. His latest material could take the #MeToo conversation to a new place.
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Aidy Bryant’s clothes in Shrill are a plus-size dream. Here’s why you can’t buy them.
Costume designer Amanda Needham on how the fashion industry fails plus-size women, and why everyone was crying when they shot that pool party scene.
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I was on Jeopardy. The thing I remember most is meeting Alex Trebek.
"What was Alex Trebek like?" is always the first question I get.
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The Green New Deal aims to get buildings off fossil fuels. These 6 places have already started.
The work of reducing carbon emissions from buildings has begun.
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Nearly all Americans fail to eat enough of this actual superfood
While we obsess about carbs and protein, we’ve ignored fiber — at our peril.
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How deadly pathogens have escaped the lab — over and over again
Research into dangerous viruses and bacteria is important, but for the deadliest pathogens, it’s not clear the benefits are worth the risks.
