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Nobel prize awarded for "click chemistry" — an environmentally friendly method of building molecules [760d]
Lusty Puritans and the theological roots of free love: America's sex story is wildly contradictory [760d]
Ackee and saltfish bites, lamb tarts and custom-made sneakers: A travel writer's guide to Toronto [760d]
Taste the decadent, dark chocolate and strawberry pie my dad describes as a keeper [760d]
4 tips for stretching your food dollars as prices continue to rise [760d]
"The Rings of Power" are here to fight climate change [760d]
"Toxic masculinity": what does it mean, where did it come from — and is the term useful or harmful? [760d]
Why bees love weed — and why it might even be good for them [760d]
Can cheese combat climate change? [760d]
These high school "classics" have been taught for generations — could they be on their way out? [760d]
Michael Cohen: N.Y. fraud case will "financially destroy" Trump — and may put him in prison [760d]
Resurrecting "Hellraiser" Cenobites as part of "an interrogation of how we negotiate our desires" [760d]
U.S. poet laureate Ada Limón explores "what it looks like to have America in the room" [760d]
Take a deep dive into Abbey Road's storied legacy as "the world's most famous recording studio" [760d]
Massive bridge explosion destroys Russian supply route through Ukrainian peninsula Crimea [760d]
The Jackson water crisis is being used as an excuse to privatize the water system. That's a bad idea [760d]
Putin really could fall — but will that help the West as much as we think? [760d]
What’s next for ancient DNA studies after Nobel Prize honors groundbreaking field of paleogenomics [760d]
Stop obsessing over election polls — the less attention voters and the media give them, the better [760d]
How a QAnon influencer — who hints he may be JFK Jr. — became central to GOP election denial [761d]
Trump followers blame "activists" for low attendance at DC rally [761d]
Lindsey Graham to testify regarding Trump's attempted coup [761d]

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