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Americans Used to Really Hate Tipping
Are gratuity's days numbered?
Mount Everest’s Glaciers are Turning Into Lakes
Thousands of Himalayan glaciers could melt by the end of the century
Japan Starts its Whale Hunt Again
Despite an international ruling, the Japanese fleet plans to harvest 333 minke whales
Sixty Years Later, Cities Celebrate Rosa Parks’ Legacy
Statues, streets and anti-bias education commemorate the civil rights activist's historic protest
Explore the Complexities of Climate Change with These Interactive Maps
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Rome Just Banned Centurions
Officials stir up controversy by kicking impersonators out of the Colosseum
UNESCO Honors Winston Churchill's Writings With the Equivalent of World Heritage Status
Churchill's papers join the ranks of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Anne Frank's diary and the Magna Carta
Happy Birthday to Schrödinger’s Cat
In the 80 years since Erwin Schrödinger first outlined a quantum mechanics thought experiment involving a cat, the feline’s popularity has only grown
A Brief History of Cranberries
Pucker up: Thanksgiving (and plenty of cranberry sauce) is almost here
First Reusable Rocket Launched and Landed Safely Back on Earth
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Lucy the Australopithecus Turns 41 (Plus 3.2 Million Years)
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A Hemingway Book Has Hit the Paris Bestseller List After Recent Attacks
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The Many Ways to "Dance Your Ph.D"
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Hundreds of Thousands March With Hope for Climate Action
Demonstrations around the world have already begun in the days leading up to the Paris climate summit
Northern White Rhinos Now Number Three
The 41-year-old Nola died this week, leaving only three northern white rhinos left in the world
In Belgium, Twitter Responds to Terror With Cats
The cuddliest anti-jihadist squad ever
The Most Popular Class at Yale Is From Harvard
Can a computer science course that teaches students how to think help Yale beat Harvard in tomorrow's game?
The NIH Lets Its Last Research Chimps Go
These 50 remaining chimpanzees are headed to sanctuaries to enjoy retirement
A Tadpole’s Perspective and More "Life Through a Lens" Images
Ogle the images from winners of the Royal Society's photography contest
Five Things to Know About the Genetically Engineered Salmon Approved by the FDA
Sustainable seafood or "Frankenfish"?
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