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Why the U.S. Is Pledging Millions to Clean Up Bombs in Laos
Decades later, a once-secret war still threatens Laotians
Why Syrian Bakers Are Still Making Bread in Spite of the Civil War
Bakers are going to great lengths to preserve a little bit of normalcy
This Is the World’s Best Place for Expats
Taiwan wins big in survey of over 14,000 expatriates
Giant Pandas Are No Longer Endangered but Are Still in Danger
They aren't the only ones in trouble: the state of the great apes is more dire than ever
Mosquito Sprayers Accidentally "Nuke" Millions of Bees in South Carolina
After reports of four new Zika cases, Dorchester County aerial sprayed insecticide, destroying several beekeeping operations
One in Four Americans Didn’t Read a Book Last Year
But don't mourn the death of the printed word just yet
Alabama Library Plans to Enforce Strict Overdue Book Ordinance
You could face a fine or even spend a night in jail for keeping books too long
Scholars Uncover Secret Message from Mussolini
The dictator's self-image lives on deep beneath an obelisk he built to commemorate his own greatness
The Science Behind Hawaii's Double Hurricane
Having two cyclones in the ocean is not rare, but when they get too close to each other things can get crazy
New York's Highest Court Has Expanded the Definition of What it Means to Be a Parent
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Now Departing: Some of America’s Most Iconic Train Signs
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That "Strong" SETI Signal Probably Isn't Aliens
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Crew From NASA's Yearlong Mars Simulation Finally Emerges From the Dome
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The U.K. Bans Queen Victoria’s Coronet From Leaving British Soil
The government has placed the artifact under an export ban in hopes a collector will keep it in-country
President Obama Just Created the World's Largest Marine Protected Area
Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument is now twice the size of Texas
France’s Top Court Overturns Burkini Ban
French swimmers may keep wearing what they please
The Fight to Preserve Langston Hughes’ Harlem Home From Gentrification
A new kind of Harlem renaissance is threatening the home of one of America's greatest poets
Canadian Fishermen Caught Fabled 650-Pound, Century-Old Sturgeon
Nicknamed “Pig Nose,” the fish was quickly released back into the wild
Hearst Castle Has a Brush With California's Wildfires
Curators were ready to evacuate the Hearst Estate, now a state park and museum full of priceless art, furniture and history
Explore Some of America's Greatest National Parks in Virtual Reality
The next best thing to celebrating the Centennial in person
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