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Food

How Scientists Are Ensuring Syria’s Seeds Survive War and Climate Change

08.25.16

By Emma Beals
Tech

The US Army Has Too Many Video Games

08.24.16

By Robert Beckhusen
Entertainment

This Handmade Rug Is a Drone Survival Guide

08.23.16

By Andrew Salomone
Food

How Syrian Bakers Are Making Bread Against All Odds

08.19.16

By Emma Beals
Music

Mustard Gas and Roses Channels the Sadness and Beauty of Kurt Vonnegut’s ‘Slaughterhouse Five’

08.17.16

By Dan Marsicano
Tech

‘Short Circuit’ Is a Horror Film Now That Killer Robots Are Real

08.16.16

By Matthew Gault
Tech

How ‘Second Skin’ Suits Will Protect Future Soldiers from Dirty Weapons

08.12.16

By Christopher Moyer
Travel

Portraits and Documentary Photos of the Ongoing War in Ukraine

08.11.16

By Wiktoria Wojciechowska
Food

Cafes, Croissants, and Peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo

08.11.16

By Didem Tali
Travel

Photos of the DRC’s Armed Citizen Militia

08.10.16

By Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi
Tech

Why the World Needs More Comedies Like ‘Spies Like Us’

08.08.16

By Matthew Gault
Travel

This Is Where War Reporters Go to Learn How to Stay Alive on the Front Lines

08.07.16

By Daniel Tepper

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Music

Former Turnstile Guitarist Could Face Life in Prison After Running Over Lead Singer’s Father

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By Caleb Catlin
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Music

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By Caleb Catlin
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Health

4 Spooky Self-Care Rituals to Try This Fall That Might Actually Make You Feel Better

From candlelit meditation to grief rituals and pumpkin smashing, these seasonal practices can help you slow down, release and reset.

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By Sammi Caramela
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Science

Scientists Say This Nerve Could Help Strengthen New Memories. Here’s How It Works.

In mice, vagus nerve stimulation appeared to improve learning over time, possibly by changing blood-flow rhythms in the brain.

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By Luis Prada
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Science

Your Dog Might Be Copying This Tiny Behavior Without You Realizing It

Researchers found dogs blinked more while watching blinking humans, with the strongest response occurring when they saw their own owners.

3 hours ago

By Ashley Fike