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Students and teachers grapple with the rise of the chatbots.
Charting America’s homeownership problem.
On satellite imagery, we spotted a village inside a strange crater in Madagascar. We set out to learn how it got there.
A lot of today’s contests are edited and rigged. But it wasn’t always that way.
How Xi Jinping became China’s most powerful leader since Mao Zedong.
Bats don’t just host deadly diseases — they can tolerate them shockingly well.
Under extreme pressures, matter defies the rules of physics as we know it.
And why brutalism dominates US college campuses.
Why Palestinians in Gaza have suffered for decades.
The Warren’s case files have helped create a shockingly successful horror universe.
It’s time to redesign cities for climate change.
Changing the diet of cows might help them release less methane.
For decades, Israel has prioritized illegal settlement for Jewish Israelis in the West Bank.
Phenylephrine doesn’t work better than a placebo. So why is it still on shelves?
Soul City was meant to be a Black-led utopia.
Why haven’t we covered them in solar panels?
E-bikes are cleaner and safer. So why aren’t we using them?
Tennis fails where other sports provide a living for their players.
The strike that helped narrow the gender pay gap in Iceland.
Honeybees get a ton of attention, but they’re not the ones who need help.
Today’s cruise ships are several times as big as the Titanic.
It’s not just a consumer choice; it’s a policy choice.
How Los Alamos built Oppenheimer’s bomb.
Here’s how US train travel went from excellent to mediocre.
And why so many of those players are among the best in Major League Baseball.
This swoopy, swishy paint job defines the RV aesthetic.
The “stewardess rebellion” fought the industry and won.
...And scientists don’t fully understand why.
In order to go big, sometimes filmmakers go small.
And how it could swing the 2024 elections.
The way scripted television gets made today has transformed the careers of writers.
Punching in movies, explained by someone getting punched repeatedly.
Because of them, Sudan is at risk of falling into a civil war.
What jobs do 15-year-olds expect to do at 30?
The Palestinian catastrophe, explained.
They went from distributing uncut indie gems to getting everything they made everywhere all at once.