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How to heal our national exhaustion
Americans have burnout on top of burnout on top of burnout. Now what?
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Joe Manchin sank Biden’s agenda. Democrats are lucky to have him.
James Carville on why Manchin is actually good, Sinema less so, and why 2022 isn’t quite hopeless yet.
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Your gas stove is always polluting, even when it’s turned off
Scientists may have just found a source of missing methane in cities.
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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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America’s NATO expansion obsession plays into the Ukraine crisis
The post-Cold War debates shaping the current standoff with Russia.
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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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How “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” turned Encanto into a sleeper hit
Peeling back the layers of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s surprising TikTok hit.
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How to find a planet you can’t see
Tiny wobbles and faint twinkles have led astronomers to discover nearly 5,000 new worlds.
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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.
