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A 600-mile underground natural gas pipeline in the Southeast has communities divided and is prompting everyday residents to take action before the deal is done.

When an underwater volcano erupted in 2015 and formed a small island in the South Pacific, NASA caught the whole spectacle on tape.

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The world’s greatest selectors spun everything from dancehall deconstructions to low-gravity techno-funk to Grateful Dead feedback collages.

Nine years ago, the federal government painfully pushed the public into the arms of digital TV. Soon enough, we could be making that upgrade all over again.

"Let your partner tell you about types of touch that are triggering.”

“No decaf... We like k cups at my office if possible.”

"There's so much Springfield-related creativity happening right now—it's just that none of it is coming from the show's creators."

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