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Here's how to end gridlock in D.C.

Ambitious policy solutions can break through partisan paralysis and change America. It's time to go big

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Sufganiyot is too good for once a year

Andrew Zimmern's simple sufganiyot will make you actually want to make donuts at home

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2022 in the search for aliens

For decades, the search for extraterrestrial life was a fringe pursuit; now, experts are taking it seriously

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Hayley Orrantia's intro to the Beatles

"Everything Fab Four" closes out season 4 with a conversation with actor and musician about cover songs and more

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8 holiday beverages to enjoy this season

From local coffee shop favorites to Starbucks' holiday delights, there's something for everyone on this list

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2022: The year the pandemic dragged on

Vaccines and boosters weren't enough to protect us from what mutated into the most infectious virus ever known

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Proud Boys: Not beaten by Jan. 6

In the wake of Jan. 6, vanguard of American fascism has "reformed" — now they're Christian nationalist warriors

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"Forever chemicals" won't last forever

The chemicals in nonstick pans and receipt paper were once believed to be invincible environmental contaminants

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Experts: Catch-and-release is cruel

For decades, public health authorities would spay feral cats and release them. Experts say this doesn't work

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The cynic's guide to evolution

What if life isn't calculating, but more akin to a "puppy running amok," accidentally destroying its own habitat?

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Biologists probe the human "virome"

And though it sounds alarming, that is not necessarily a bad thing. Say hello to your virome

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The first climate change candidate

Al Gore focused his 1988 presidential campaign and climate change — and the world shrugged him off

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Climate change charges up winter storms

Winter storms are a normal part of this time of year. Yet climate change is making them more severe

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The debate over synthetic 'shrooms

You can't patent naturally-occurring molecules like psilocybin. That's led to a rush to find a synthetic blend

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A desert icon faces near-certain doom

Desert tortoises are facing multiple extinction threats, including from climate change

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"I owe my entire life" to "Mean Girls"

In an interview with Salon, Bennett talks Hallmark's first queer holiday film and the past he'll never leave

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Are vaccine side effects overblown?

Anti-vaxxers say COVID-19 vaccines are risky due to side effects. Here are the facts

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When the Beatles are "part of your DNA"

On this "Everything Fab Four" episode, Dougie Payne of Travis dives deep into gear, music's power and the Beatles

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Toad venom smokers urged to go vegan

The Colorado River toad is being poached for its psychoactive venom. Is the lab-made version just as good?

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Musk's company is on a killing spree

Around 1,500 lab animals have died in tests at Neuralink, Elon Musk's medical device implant company

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The Tylenol shortage, explained

There is a shortage of children's analgesic medicine – but not for the reasons you might think

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Apocalyptic asteroid found near Venus

The area between Venus and Earth is difficult to observe because of the Sun's glare

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The gene that explains consciousness

Viruses can leave behind their genetic material after infecting us. Sometimes that has unintended consequences

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Monkeypox gets a rebrand as mpox

The thorny cultural politics of naming a virus loomed large for the global public health agency

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The bad science behind "immunity debt"

Immunity debt — the idea that our immune systems become weak if we're not exposed to pathogens — isn't a real thing

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