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Boko Haram Video Says What the Group Wants in Exchange for Freeing Abducted Girls
If let go, they have a good chance of being able to recover emotionally
65 Years Ago Today, the Soviet Blockade of Berlin Ended
The first real showdown between the Soviet Union and the West ended 65 years ago today
Last Call For Metro-North’s Bar Car!
The last bar cars left in America ride the rails for the last time tonight
This City in California Voted in Favor of Making Bullying a Crime
Bullying can seriously harm kids, for years. But should it really be punished by law?
The U.S. Is Going to Help Try to Find the Still-Missing Nigerian School Girls
President Obama pledges immediate, on-the-ground support
Stroll Along A Glass Walkway 918 Feet Above the Ground
Glacier Skyway is Jasper National Park’s newest attraction
The MERS Virus Has Been Detected in the U.S.
But the specter of what the SARS-like virus could do is scarier than what it actually is doing right now
Yosemite National Park Bans Drones
The Park says that the use of drones can disturb other visitors and wildlife
It's the 75th Anniversary of Batman's Creation
What's the source of Batman's lasting appeal?
Watch This Bear Cub Rock Climb!
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Syria Won’t Give Up the Last of Its Chemical Weapons
U.S. officials say the Syrian government is holding on to some of its chemical weapons to use as leverage
50 Years Ago Today, the First BASIC Program Ran in a Dartmouth Basement
The computer language that led the hobbyist computer boom turns 50 today
This Dead Whale Could Explode at Any Minute
The 81-foot whale hasn't exploded...yet
Reports from Nigeria Say Abducted Girls Are Being Married to Their Captors, Moved Abroad
Reports from local residents say they saw mass marriages, kidnapped girls being moved out of the country
Oklahoma's Botched Execution Revealed the Flaws in States' Reliance on Lethal Injection
Lethal injection has a surprisingly high failure rate
After Two Weeks, 234 Abducted Nigerian Schoolgirls Are Still Missing
A terrorist group opposed to western education is thought to be behind the kidnappings
It Takes A Lot of Planning for a City to Canonize Two Popes At Once
At least 1.3 million people gathered for the canonization of two popes in Rome this weekend
Photos: A Massive Sandstorm Swept Across Northern China
The event is one of the largest to hit China in years
Pavement Cracks And Chain-Link Fences Are the New Ecosystems of the Anthropocene
The "natural" world is gone, and it's not coming back
China's About to Have the World's Fastest Elevator
The elevator will ascend 95 floors in 43 seconds
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