Ancient Organisms Re-emerge in the Arctic
As polar ice caps melt, long-dormant, unknown microbes begin to stir.
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This year’s virtual NBA draft gave the San Antonio Spurs a lot of hope moving forward.
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“Even when we’re suppressed, depressed, or misinformed, we still show up.”
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31 years later, the Exonerated 5 can feel more of the liberation that they deserve.
Florida’s New High-Speed Rails
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New Identified Strains of SARS-CoV-2
Countries have reported cases of new SARS-CoV-2 strain.
Schools or Bars? As COVID Cases Surge, Many States Face a Difficult Choice
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The Pfizer COVID Vaccine Reports 90% Success Rate for Prevention
The German pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, has promised to start the distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year.
Ranked-Choice Voting and How It Could Affect US Elections
A new form of voting could more faithfully represent the will of voters.
Google Antitrust Suit
The DOJ is challenging the legality of Google’s success.