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Giancarlo Esposito Could Be So Much More Than a Smooth Criminal
AMC's formulaic crime drama typecasts the 'Breaking Bad' star as a character we've seen too many times before
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How Beyoncé Changed the Music Industry
From the surprise drop to music being released on Fridays, here are all the ways that Beyoncé has influenced the music industry.
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Elon Musk Announces Significant Changes to X. Here’s What to Know
Elon Musk has announced new changes to X (formerly Twitter) that will allow certain accounts to unlock premium features.
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Dethroned Crypto King Sam Bankman-Fried to be Sentenced for Defrauding FTX Investors
Former crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried faces the potential of decades in prison when he is sentenced for his role in the 2022 collapse of FTX.
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King Charles Delivers Easter Message in First Public Address Since Kate Middleton’s News
King Charles gave an Easter message in his first public address since Kate Middleton announced she was diagnosed with cancer.
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The Philosopher Who Critiqued Effective Altruism More Than 250 Years Ago
The philosopher explained, almost 300 years before Sam Bankman-Fried, why something like effective altruism was fatally flawed.
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Kate Middleton Had to Tell Her Kids About Her Cancer Diagnosis. These Parents Know What That’s Like
Kate Middleton had to share her diagnosis with her children. These parents have been there.
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How Beyoncé Fits Into the Storied Legacy of Black Country
'Country is not as many have posited: a genre with Black influence but without Black presence,' writes Alice Randall.
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We Were the Lucky Ones Comes So Close to Transcending the Typical Holocaust Drama
The Hulu series about a Jewish family torn apart by the Nazis' invasion of Poland comes so close to transcending the typical Holocaust drama.
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These Are All the Different Types of Eclipses
There are many more types of eclipses than you might think. The April 8 sky show is just one of a whole family of eclipses.
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The Challenge and Necessity of a Shared Reality
"Can we ever really know whether our whole system of knowledge is solid," ask Saul Perlmutter, Robert MacCoun, and John Campbell.
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Bus Drivers in Seoul Strike Over Wages
Bus drivers in South Korea’s capital launched their first strike in more than a decade, which halted almost all city buses Thursday morning.
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Democrat-Turned-Independent Joe Lieberman, Former Senator and VP Nominee, Dies at 82
Lieberman, who nearly won the vice presidency on the Democratic ticket with Al Gore in 2000, helped lead No Labels, a centrist third-party movement, over the last decade.
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Women in NYC Are Posting TikToks About Getting Punched in the Face on the Street
"I’m like actually in shock right now."
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How the Baltimore Bridge Recovery Will Be a Key Test for Biden
“Fairly or unfairly, the Biden Administration will be judged by how quickly it can line up funding and how quickly it can rebuild the bridge."
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The U.S. Military’s Investments Into Artificial Intelligence Are Skyrocketing
A new report has found that U.S. government spending on artificial intelligence has exploded in the past year, driven by the Department of Defense.
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A Famine in Gaza May Bring a Genocide Ruling Against Israel
"What Gaza needs is a massive well-coordinated relief effort," writes David J. Simon.
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Why So Many Dogs Have Allergies Now
Climate change plays a role.
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India’s Income Inequality Is Now Worse Than Under British Rule, New Report Says
A new report finds that the present-day golden era of Indian billionaires has produced historic income inequality in India.
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How Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Progresses in Adults
Plus, how treatment may evolve.
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COVID-Cautious Americans Feel Abandoned
There's a growing rift forming between COVID-19 experts and the COVID-cautious public.
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A Faster Spinning Earth May Cause Timekeepers to Subtract a Second From World Clocks
For the first time in history, world timekeepers may subtract a second from clocks because the planet is rotating faster than it used to.
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How Kate Cox Became A Reluctant Face of the Abortion-Rights Movement
Months after being forced to leave her home state to terminate a nonviable pregnancy, Cox is speaking out in detail for the first time
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Cell Phone Pouches Promise to Improve Focus at School. Kids Aren’t Convinced
Schools are turning to Yondr to combat cell phone distraction. Some students are pushing back
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Why a U.K. Council Has Ordered the Removal of a Famous Prince Philip Statue
Cambridge city council ordered the removal of a divisive Prince Philip statue a decade after it was initially denied planning permission.
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Why Even Interior Designers Should Embrace LED Light Bulbs
Why interior designer Bobby Berk is no longer mourning the warm glow of incandescent light bulbs.
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The Pro-Russia Conspiracy Theory That Almost Convinced New Englanders to Secede
A conspiracy theory among New England Federalists led some to contemplate separating from the U.S. during the War of 1812.
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Japanese Supplement Pill Recalled After Two Deaths and More Than 100 People Hospitalized
Health supplement products believed to have caused two deaths have been ordered to be taken off store shelves in Japan.
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Titanic Door Prop Sells at Auction for Hundreds of Thousands, Reigniting Age-Old Debate
The famous floating “door” that has caused endless heated debates since 'Titanic's 1997 release has sold for $718,750 at auction. 
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How We Chose the 2024 TIME Earth Awards
​​The list honors individuals influencing the future of the planet through their work in climate justice.
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