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Ecuador legalized gangs. Murder rates plummeted.
A stunningly successful experiment has the potential to upend the US approach to deviance.
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FYI: Yeah, the cops can force your finger onto a suspect's iPhone to see if it unlocks, says...
Unsealed warrant in Massachusetts adds to growing privacy debate
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Twitter Won't Treat White Supremacy Like ISIS Because It'd Have to Ban Some GOP...
A Twitter employee who works on machine learning believes that a proactive, algorithmic solution to white supremacy would also catch Republican politicians.
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One industry millennials aren’t killing: Camping
More than 78.8 million households camped at least once in 2018 and 41 percent of them were millennials.
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Warren Buffett Sees Most Newspapers as ‘Toast’ After Ad Decline
Warren Buffett, the man behind a print-media empire that includes the Buffalo News and Omaha World-Herald, doesn’t think most newspapers can be saved. The decline of advertising gradually turned the newspaper industry “from monopoly to franchise to competitive,” the billionaire chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. said in an interview with Yahoo Finance. And now most newspapers are “toast.”
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Chimpanzee browsing Instagram on iPhone with precision goes viral
Unique animals get a lot of attention on social media, and the latest example is a savvy chimpanzee intentionally browsing Instagram on iPhone
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Hand dryers v paper towels: the surprisingly dirty fight for the right to dry your hands
The long read: For a century, the humble paper towel has dominated public toilets. But a new generation of hand dryers has sparked a war for loo supremacy
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You Can’t Stop Robocalls. You Shouldn’t Have To.
The robocalls come when you are driving and they bother you at night. It doesn’t matter if you’re in bed or in a meeting. Here’s the worst news: There is really no way for you to stop them. I know this because for the past few years, I have been bombarded with robocalls alerting me that I owe student loans, or that I won a free vacation, or that I am being audited by the Internal Revenue Service.
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NASA’s InSight Lander Captures Audio of First Likely ‘Quake’ on Mars
NASA’s Mars InSight lander has measured and recorded for the first time ever a likely “marsquake.”
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Leisure Is Our Killer App
In the race for jobs, the capacity for leisure can give humans a surprising edge.
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I tried to buy a coffee with McDonald’s mobile app, instead I was defrauded $2,000
Someone hacked my McDonald's mobile app and purchased roughly $2,000 worth of food at different locations across the country.
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A 'Blockchain Bandit' Is Guessing Private Keys and Scoring Millions
The larger lesson of an ongoing Ethereum crime spree: Be careful about who's generating your cryptocurrency keys.
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Laurence Doud III, drug company exec to face federal criminal charges as a drug dealer.
Laurence Doud III, the former CEO of the Rochester Drug Cooperative, is the first drug company executive to face federal criminal charges over the opioid crisis.
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China’s Pig Pandemic Should Worry Everyone
The way officials have responded to the spread of African swine fever has brought back uncomfortable memories of SARS.
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Do Americans Know How Much Trouble They’re In?
A President who invokes absolute authority to…pardon himself. An ambassador to Germany who declares he wants to…topple the German government. Senators — the most powerful people in democracy, save the President — knocking on the door of a “detainment center”, looking for kids separated from their parents, only to be denied by guards who…laugh at them contemptuously, call the police, and have them shooed away like nobodies.
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The Fantastically Strange Origin of Most Coal on Earth
The absence of the tiniest creature can shape the world in the biggest way. By Robert Krulwich.
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Solid-state battery — the successor to Li-ion — takes another step closer to our smartphones
Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are the rechargeable cell of choice for smartphones and most of today’s other battery-powered gadgets. Despite their prevalence, Li-ion batteries are limited in power density, have reasonably short lifespans, and can become a fire hazard if damaged or incorrectly charged. These drawbacks could be a thing of the past in the not-too-distant future if gadgets move over to solid-state battery technologies.
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U.S. Navy drafting new guidelines for reporting UFOs
The service says it has also "provided a series of briefings by senior Naval Intelligence officials as well as aviators who reported hazards to aviation safety."
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23 reasons not to reveal your DNA
DNA testing is a booming global business enabled by the internet. Millions of people have sent samples of their saliva to commercial labs in hopes of learning something new about their personal health or heritage, primarily in the United States and Europe. In some places, commercial tests are banned.
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Sheryl Crow, Johnny Cash - Redemption Day (2019)
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Why Do People With Depression Like Listening To Sad Music?
By Christian Jarrett. The findings challenge the idea that depressed people are seeking to perpetuate their low mood.
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Death toll rises to 359 in Sri Lanka bombings, more arrested
The death toll from the Easter suicide bombings in Sri Lanka rose to 359 and more suspects have been arrested, police said Wednesday.
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Lucas The Spider – What Is This?
Lucas and his friend are finding the strangest eggs… Happy Easter!
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This Conversation Between A Passenger And An Airline Should Absolutely Terrify You
A conversation between a passenger and an airline has gone viral, largely because people find it intensely creepy. MacKenzie Fegan went to the airport last
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Amazon created the expectation of 2-day shipping. Now it needs to scale back.
Free two-day shipping attracts customers. It also costs Amazon a lot of money.
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Apple now paying Amazon over $30M each month for cloud services, likely to continue growing
While Apple and Amazon are often viewed as competitors, they also share an important partnership when it comes to cloud services. Amazon Web Services (AWS) are used to power Apple’s services including iCloud and its monthly payments to the retail giant are now said to be more than $30 million. Apple and Amazon are often painted as rivals with the competition between Siri vs. Alexa, HomePod vs. Echo, Apple TV vs. Fire TV, and other services offered by the companies. But their relationship is more nuanced than that.
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Our memory comes from an ancient virus, neuroscientists say
This study is radically changing how we view the process of evolution.
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Woman wakes after 27 years in a coma
A woman from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) who was seriously injured in a traffic accident in 1991 has made a seemingly miraculous recovery after emerging from a 27-year-long coma. Munira Abdulla, who was aged 32 at the time of the accident, suffered a severe brain injury after the car she was travelling in collided with a bus on the way to pick up her son from school.
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China's Electric Buses Save More Diesel Than All Electric Cars Combined
Tesla and other electric cars are great for the environment. However, they pale in comparison to electric buses. According to a report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), electric buses will save an astounding 270,000 barrels of diesel demand in 2019—every single day. The vast majority of electric buses are found in China, where many mega-cities are closing in on 100 percent electric-powered public transport.
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Downsized dwellings: Inside Tokyo's tiny living spaces
Twenty-five-year-old Sotaro Ito lives in a 9.46-square-meter apartment with a loft in the capital's retro-hip Koenji district...
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