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People Who Wear the Hijab Face Unique Discrimination During Pregnancy

“It is intimidating [for patients] to ask a question to begin with. Even though I am a physician, people automatically assume that I don’t speak English or I have to have a husband to be heard."

Tasmiha Khan In Health

American Healthcare Sucks So Much That People Are Trading Medication Online

A new study links the traditional healthcare system’s numerous failings to the rise of illicit market medical trade.

Katie Way In Health

Scams Are Killing the Phone Call

As North American governments struggle to fight it, the robocall epidemic could already be changing how we use our phones. If you've stopped picking up, you're not alone.

Sarah Hagi In Tech

How Ring Transmits Fear to American Suburbs

Why do we surveil ourselves?

Caroline Haskins In Tech

The Blood Pipe Is Still Spewing Blood After Nearly Two Years

Newly-obtained footage shows the underwater fish farm pipe in British Columbia is still churning out virus-infected blood and guts.

Samantha Cole In Tech

How I Get By: A Week in the Life of a McDonald’s Cashier

Cierra Brown is trying to do all she can on her own, but it rarely feels like she’s doing enough.

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People Who Wear the Hijab Face Unique Discrimination During Pregnancy

“It is intimidating [for patients] to ask a question to begin with. Even though I am a physician, people automatically assume that I don’t speak English or I have to have a husband to be heard."

Tasmiha Khan In Health

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American Healthcare Sucks So Much That People Are Trading Medication Online

A new study links the traditional healthcare system’s numerous failings to the rise of illicit market medical trade.

Katie Way In Health

Scams Are Killing the Phone Call

As North American governments struggle to fight it, the robocall epidemic could already be changing how we use our phones. If you've stopped picking up, you're not alone.

Sarah Hagi In Tech

Trump's Plan to Label Mexican Drug Cartels as Terrorists Could Backfire Big Time

It would sabotage Trump's policy of sending asylum seekers to Mexico to wait out their cases.

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What Happened After Chicago Police Cut Down on Busting Drug Possession and Prostitution

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The Scientist Hunting for Cave Crystals to Understand Climate Change

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We Went on a Russian Army Propaganda Tour of Syria

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Doctors Should Take Pain Seriously So People Stop Turning to Opportunists

A recent New York Times report highlights "cycle-syncing," which isn't backed by science, and will certainly upend your life.

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Inside the Drug Rehab for the World's Super Rich

Paracelsus Recovery is the most exclusive rehab in the world, attracting A-listers, royalty, and people worth more money than entire countries.

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Brewery Forced to Drop Reindeer Orgy Beer Labels After Anonymous Scrooge Snitches

Let the reindeers 69, loser.

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The Only Thing Worse Than Brand Twitter Is Horny Brand Twitter

Netflix asked companies to tweet "something you can say during sex but also when you manage a brand twitter account," and now we are in hell.

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In a Bid to Exhaust Me Personally, Marianne Williamson Shares Anti-Vaccine Misinformation on Facebook

In an especially bald pander to the anti-vaccine community, Williamson claimed vaccines require further safety studies and raised concerns about something called "neurons-toxins."

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Instagram Geckos Deserve Your Love

Lizards are the most underrated but the objective best animals on Instagram.

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Trump Is Still Coming Up With New Ways to Punish the Poor

His latest move will take away vital benefits from around 700,000 people in what experts call a "punitive measure."

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Bernie Sanders’ Broadband Plan Is Comcast’s Worst Nightmare

Sanders promises to break up media monopolies, restore net neutrality, and embrace the countless towns and cities that are building their own broadband networks.

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HPV Stigma Doesn’t Help the HPV Situation

Influencer Jamie Otis revealed she tested positive for human papillomavirus, making her one in, uhhhh…almost everyone.

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A New Game in China Lets Players Attack the Hong Kong Protesters

'Fight the Traitors Together' is a Chinese game about attacking pro-democracy protesters.

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Deepfake Porn Is Evolving to Give People Total Control Over Women's Bodies

People are creating a new kind of nonconsensual pornography by combining deepfakes with 3D avatars that can be manipulated to do whatever they want.

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Italian Artist's Duct-Taped Bananas Are Selling for $120,000 Each

Maurizio Cattelan said he'd been trying to finish 'Comedian' for more than a year, but his early attempts with fake bananas just weren't working out.

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How Ring Went From ‘Shark Tank’ Reject to America’s Scariest Surveillance Company

Amazon's Ring started from humble roots as a smart doorbell company called "DoorBot." Now it's surveilling the suburbs and partnering with police.

Caroline Haskins In Tech

The 100 Best Albums of the 2010s

How do you narrow an entire decade of genre-breaking music down to a list of 100 albums? It's an impossible task, but we did it.

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10 Thanksgiving-Worthy Turkey Recipes to Prove to Your Family That You're an Adult

From a classic, brined roasted turkey to perfectly smoked turkey breast, here's everything you need to know.

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9 Photographers Flipping the Script on Trans and Non-Binary Representation

Artist Laurence Philoméne invites some of their favorite photographers to show what trans and non-binary representation outside of the cis gaze looks like.

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What Happened to Johnny Tsunami?

Twenty years after the Disney Channel Original Movie, Brandon Baker opens up to VICE about depression, ayahuasca, and kind of dating Zenon.

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The First Study on 'Abortion Reversal' Landed Three Women in the ER

Anti-choice advocates claim medication abortions can be “reversed” halfway through. But not completing the abortion pill regimen can be life-threatening, according to new research.

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The Dying California Desert Town Where Cannabis Is the Only Remaining Hope

From cul-de-sac-fever-dream gone bust to vertically integrated weed opportunity zone, the high desert town of California City is hoping the winds of fate will finally blow its way.

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What a YouTube Copyright Strike From 2015 Has to do With 'Mario Maker 2' in 2019

Andi McClure hacked a SNES emulator to track their deaths in 'Super Mario World.' That inspired 'Super Meat Boy.' Did it inspire Nintendo, too?

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Lube Is Not the Enemy

Sometimes a friction-reducing sexual aid is just a friction-reducing sexual aid.

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How Gen-Z Is Dealing With a Looming Climate Apocalypse

Growing up in the midst of a climate crisis is pretty overwhelming.

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This Mexican Town Celebrates Its Namesake Saint with Exploding Hammers

Despite several attempts to ban the practice and the handful of injuries it regularly causes, the tradition has carried on for 300 years.

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Obama's New Documentary Is Great. It Also Reveals Why He's Out of Touch

'American Factory' on Netflix is a solid film, but Obama's message of finding common ground in an uneven labor dispute ignores working people's realities.

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