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    Former President Bill Clinton gets angry at a pair of hecklers at the Dorothy Emanuel Rec Center in Philadelphia, campaigning for his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, on Thursday, April 7, 2016. (Ed Hille/Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS) (Newscom TagID: krtphotoslive749886.jpg) [Photo via Newscom]

    The Problem With Clinton’s Crime Bill

    The Problem With Clinton’s Crime Bill

    “Why they have to shoot me?”Those were the words of a teenager shot seven times by a Trenton, New Jersey police officer last year. Three officers alleged that they were responding to reports of gunfire when they saw three boys walking near the sce...

    The former president hints at concerns about "superpredators" before backing down, at least a bit.

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    U.S. President Barack Obama participates in an interview with Chris Wallace (R), anchor of "Fox News Sunday", in the Blue Room of the White House in Washington September 9, 2013.   REUTERS/Pete Souza/The White House/Handout via Reuters (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS MEDIA) ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - RTX13F3E

    Obama Talks Hillary Emails On Fox News

    Obama Talks Hillary Emails On Fox News

    President Obama is no stranger to the Washington Sunday shows—he’s appeared on ABC’s This Week, CBS’s Face the Nation, and NBC’s Meet the Press—but, until now, and for his entire time in the White House, Obama has cut and shunned Fox News Sunday.“...

    President Obama is appearing on Fox’s Sunday politics show to push Republicans to support Merrick Garland—but he will make bigger news talking about Hillary’s email scandal.

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    Retired Marine Corps Gen. James "Jim" Mattis speaks during the DIRECTV and Operation Gratitude day of service at the fifth annual DIRECTV Dealer Revolution Conference at Caesars Palace on July 23, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

    Secret Effort to Draft General for Prez

    Secret Effort to Draft General for Prez

    An anonymous group of conservative billionaires is ready to place their bets on a man dubbed “Mad Dog,” hoping to draft him into the presidential race to confront Donald Trump.Think of it as a Plan B should Trump be nominated by the Republican Par...

    Gen. James Mattis doesn’t necessarily want to be president—but that’s not stopping a group of billionaire donors from hatching a plan to get him there.

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    Former President Bill Clinton gets angry at a pair of hecklers at the Dorothy Emanuel Rec Center in Philadelphia, campaigning for his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, on Thursday, April 7, 2016. (Ed Hille/Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS) (Newscom TagID: krtphotoslive749886.jpg) [Photo via Newscom]

    The Problem With Clinton’s Crime Bill

    The Problem With Clinton’s Crime Bill

    “Why they have to shoot me?”Those were the words of a teenager shot seven times by a Trenton, New Jersey police officer last year. Three officers alleged that they were responding to reports of gunfire when they saw three boys walking near the sce...

    The former president hints at concerns about "superpredators" before backing down, at least a bit.

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    The Abortion Doctor Who Carved Up His Patient In Trump's Old Neighborhood

    Abortion Doctor Carved Up His Patient

    Abortion Doctor Carved Up His Patient

    Donald Trump was 16 years old when the minced remains of a teen who died in a botched abortion were recovered from a clogged residential sewer line a dozen blocks from his family’s home in Queens.Investigators told reporters that a fiendish family...

    Donald Trump was just 16 years old when one of his neighbors, an illegal abortion doctor, chopped up a young patient and threw her body in the sewer.

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    Trans United Fund: The First Bipartisan, Transgender PAC

    The First Bipartisan Pro-Trans PAC

    The First Bipartisan Pro-Trans PAC

    You might not expect the first transgender political action committee (PAC) to be bipartisan.After all, the Republican National Committee’s official platform encourages state legislatures to pass anti-transgender bathroom legislation. Republican l...

    The first ever transgender PAC will make its endorsement in the coming weeks—and it might not be for a Democrat.

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    Entertainment

    Ian Connor.

    Kanye West Muse Accused of Rape

    Kanye West Muse Accused of Rape

    On Friday, in a blog post titled “Ian Connor Is a Rapist, and I Know Firsthand,” Malika Anderson, a senior at Emory University, accused Connor of rape. “I pursued charges against Ian Connor for raping me,” she wrote. “Yes, that’s right folks, Ian...

    The stylist and A$AP Mob member has been accused of rape in a detailed blog post by Emory University student Malika Anderson.

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    Real Time With Bill Maher

    Bill Maher Defends Corey Lewandowski

    Bill Maher Defends Corey Lewandowski

    At a rally in Jupiter, Florida, last month, Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who has a disturbing history of misogynistic behavior, grabbed then-Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields and shoved her aside, allegedly leaving a black-and-blue m...

    The host of HBO’s ‘Real Time with Bill Maher’ supported Lewandowski, and claimed that “nothing happened” in his alleged simple assault of ex-Breitbart reporter Fields.

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    Senator Bernie Sanders is a guest on "The View" live today, Friday, April 8, 2016.

    The View Hits Bernie for Hillary Attacks

    The View Hits Bernie for Hillary Attacks

    Bernie Sanders has been doing a bit of damage control in the days since he stood up at a Philadelphia rally and declared Hillary Clinton “unqualified” to be president. Last night, he told Seth Meyers that while he does not regret the comments, he ...

    Just three days after Hillary Clinton sat down with the ladies of The View, Bernie Sanders stopped by and got a slightly colder reception.

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    Ice Cube (O'Shea Jackson) Senior Year 1987

    Rock’s Hall of Famers—Before the Fame

    Rock’s Hall of Famers—Before the Fame

    Tonight, the Class of 2016 will reach a career peak—celebrated by their peers. But they all had to start somewhere.

    Tonight, the Class of 2016 will reach a career peak—celebrated by their peers. But they all had to start somewhere.

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    Real Time With Bill Maher

    Bill Maher Defends Corey Lewandowski

    Bill Maher Defends Corey Lewandowski

    At a rally in Jupiter, Florida, last month, Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who has a disturbing history of misogynistic behavior, grabbed then-Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields and shoved her aside, allegedly leaving a black-and-blue m...

    The host of HBO’s ‘Real Time with Bill Maher’ supported Lewandowski, and claimed that “nothing happened” in his alleged simple assault of ex-Breitbart reporter Fields.

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    Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill

    Nicki Minaj Puts Meek Mill in His Place

    Nicki Minaj Puts Meek Mill in His Place

    Nicki Minaj shocked fans and (most likely) her boyfriend on Ellen this week, when she told the talk show host, “I don’t even want to say I’m in a relationship anymore.”Minaj explained, “I used to say I wasn’t in a relationship even though I was in...

    The A-list rapper/pop star put her D-list rapper ‘boyfriend’ in check—and on ‘Ellen’ no less!

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    AMERICAN IDOL: American Idols open the AMERICAN IDOL Finale airing Thursday, April 7 (8:00-10:06 PM ET Live/PT tape-delayed) on FOX. © 2016 FOX Broadcasting Co. Cr: Ray Mickshaw/FOX

    ‘Idol’ Goes Out on a Pitchy High Note

    ‘Idol’ Goes Out on a Pitchy High Note

    This. Was American Idol.It was, as President Barack Obama said in his opening address for the finale (yes, all of our favorite singers were there), the show that transformed television. It was the show that made talent competitions vital to our we...

    The ‘American Idol’ finale was a fan’s dream: super corny, nostalgic, and ultimately spellbinding. Very moving and very silly, it was everything that made the show great.

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    Catastrophe

    TV’s Most F**ked Up Rom-Com

    TV’s Most F**ked Up Rom-Com

    Rob Delaney looks at an array of tea offerings during a busy press day for his critically celebrated Amazon comedy Catastrophe and groans.“In the U.K. the tea is just blaaaaack,” he says, deciding on the lesser of floral-scented evils. “Here there...

    ‘Catastrophe’ stars Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan talk about creating a show that is brutally real about how awful kids and marriage can be. (Coincidentally, it’s TV’s best rom-com.)

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    Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill

    Nicki Minaj Puts Meek Mill in His Place

    Nicki Minaj Puts Meek Mill in His Place

    Nicki Minaj shocked fans and (most likely) her boyfriend on Ellen this week, when she told the talk show host, “I don’t even want to say I’m in a relationship anymore.”Minaj explained, “I used to say I wasn’t in a relationship even though I was in...

    The A-list rapper/pop star put her D-list rapper ‘boyfriend’ in check—and on ‘Ellen’ no less!

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    World News

    My Grandmother Voted for Hitler ... But Then Hid Jews

    My Grandmother Voted for Hitler

    My Grandmother Voted for Hitler

    In the late ’30s my parents, like all Germans, were required to go to city hall to prove they were pure Aryans. Since nobody in my family aspired to higher office, they had it relatively easy. They needed only “The Lesser Aryan Certificate,” which...

    This German granddaughter has always wondered how Hitler persuaded decent people like her grandmother to vote for him. Listening to Trump, now she knows.

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    Israel’s Fugitive Child Abusers

    Israel’s Fugitive Child Abusers

    TEL AVIV — A years-long delay in the extradition of an ultra-Orthodox educator, who fled to Israel from Australia after being accused of abusing her female students, has child protection advocates worried that Israel has become a haven for interna...

    The case of Malka Leifer, accused of molesting eight girls in Australia and holed up in a religious community in Israel, is just one of many.

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    KIEV, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 19: Anti-government protesters guard the perimeter of Independence Square, known as Maidan, on February 19, 2014 in Kiev, Ukraine. After several weeks of calm, violence has again flared between police and anti-government protesters, who are calling for the ouster of President Viktor Yanukovych over corruption and an abandoned trade agreement with the European Union. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)

    Ukraine on Fire

    Ukraine on Fire

    KIEV — A pile of car tires is a strong symbol in post-revolutionary Ukraine. It is associated with unrest, crowds on the streets, clashes between riot police and protesters and eventually lots of black smoke. This week, piles of tires appeared in ...

    Activists are furious at Petro Poroshenko for not tackling corruption—while keeping offshore, tax-dodging accounts.

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    Dutch far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) leader Geert Wilders (L) casts his vote for the consultative referendum on the association between Ukraine and the European Union, in the Hague, the Netherlands, in this April 6, 2016 file photo. REUTERS/Michael Kooren/Files - RTSE1WL

    Did UKIP Sway the Dutch Referendum?

    Did UKIP Sway the Dutch Referendum?

    Wednesday’s referendum result in the Netherlands may not end up having much impact on Ukraine’s Association Agreement with the European Union. The vote was not legislatively binding; portions of the agreement have already come into effect; the tur...

    UKIP leader Nigel Farage used EU money to advertise against the EU Association Agreement in the Netherlands.

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    Israel’s Fugitive Child Abusers

    Israel’s Fugitive Child Abusers

    TEL AVIV — A years-long delay in the extradition of an ultra-Orthodox educator, who fled to Israel from Australia after being accused of abusing her female students, has child protection advocates worried that Israel has become a haven for interna...

    The case of Malka Leifer, accused of molesting eight girls in Australia and holed up in a religious community in Israel, is just one of many.

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    Pope Francis waves as he arrives to attend the first monthly Jubilee audience in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican, January 30, 2016.

    Pope Francis Eases Up on Gays, Not Women

    Pope Francis Eases Up on Gays, Not Women

    VATICAN CITY — For anyone who thought, however delusionally, that the pope’s highly anticipated “apostolic exhortation” on “Love in the Family” would somehow clear the way to the altar for same-sex couples or divorced and remarried Catholics—or, o...

    The pontiff’s highly anticipated statement on ‘Love in the Family’ could open doors to gays and divorcees, but not for them to marry or receive Communion in the Catholic Church.

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    A Yemeni Jew (C) arrives at an immigration centre in the Israeli city of Beersheba on March 21, 2016 following a secret rescue operation to evacuate a group of 19 Jews from war-torn Yemen to Israel.



Israel has spirited 19 Jews out of war-torn Yemen in a "covert operation" to rescue some of the last remnants of one of the world's most ancient Jewish communities, officials said. The operation transporting them to Israel almost brings to an end the Jewish community in Yemen, which once numbered around 60,000 people and dates back some 2,000 years.

 / AFP / MENAHEM KAHANA        (Photo credit should read MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP/Getty Images)

    Yemeni Rabbi Saves 800-Year-Old Torah

    Yemeni Rabbi Saves 800-Year-Old Torah

    BEER SHEVA, Israel — Nineteen Yemeni Jews are adjusting to life in Israel after a covert airlift brought them here in March, marking the end of their struggle to survive as a tiny minority in the crosshairs of hate amid the fighting in Yemen’s bru...

    For generation after generation, they fought to preserve their faith and culture, but Yemen’s civil war finally made that impossible.

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    Putin opponent Dmitry Gudkov running for reelection, is looking for the diaspora vote in New York state.

    Putin Enemy Dishes on His Achilles’ Heel

    Putin Enemy Dishes on His Achilles’ Heel

    As one of Russian parliament’s only real opposition deputies, Dmitry Gudkov knows something about unorthodox politics.But America’s presidential election has him intrigued. “It seems very strange,” he tells me over lunch at The Smith near Lincoln ...

    Dmitry Gudkov, the young opposition Duma deputy who’s been denounced as a traitor, says the Panama Papers hit the Russian strongman’s weak spot—and there’s more to come.

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    Pope Francis waves as he arrives to attend the first monthly Jubilee audience in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican, January 30, 2016.

    Pope Francis Eases Up on Gays, Not Women

    Pope Francis Eases Up on Gays, Not Women

    VATICAN CITY — For anyone who thought, however delusionally, that the pope’s highly anticipated “apostolic exhortation” on “Love in the Family” would somehow clear the way to the altar for same-sex couples or divorced and remarried Catholics—or, o...

    The pontiff’s highly anticipated statement on ‘Love in the Family’ could open doors to gays and divorcees, but not for them to marry or receive Communion in the Catholic Church.

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    U.S. News

    3D printed Apple logo are seen in front of a displayed cyber code in this illustration taken February 26, 2016. Apple Inc's stance on privacy in the face of a U.S. government demand to unlock an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino attackers has raised awkward questions for the world's mobile network operators. Top executives at this week's global telecom industry gathering in Barcelona admit they are constantly trying to strike a balance between the expectations and demands of their own users, government regulators and national politicians. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration      TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY      - RTX28R0F

    FBI Says Apple Must Keep Hacking iPhones

    FBI Says Apple Must Keep Hacking iPhones

    The fight between Apple and the FBI over access to iPhones is far from over.On Friday, the Justice Department announced that it will press forward with a warrant application that would force Apple to help extract information from a locked iPhone i...

    Investigators say a secret method for unlocking a phone used by a dead terrorist won’t work on all devices they want to crack.

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    FILE - In this Dec. 11, 2014, file photo, Louisiana Tech women's basketball coach Tyler Summitt signals to his players during an NCAA college basketball game against Mississippi State in Starkville, Miss. Tyler Summitt has resigned as Louisiana Tech women’s basketball coach and acknowledged having an inappropriate relationship, Thursday, April 7, 2016.  (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis, File)

    Hoops Coach Quits After Sex With Player

    Hoops Coach Quits After Sex With Player

    Tyler Summitt, the son of trailblazing University of Tennessee women’s basketball coach Pat Summitt, has resigned as the head coach of Louisiana Tech’s women’s basketball team over an inappropriate relationship with a player.Multiple sources aware...

    While his mother made history by respecting female players and winning eight national titles, Tyler reportedly impregnated one of his players at Louisiana Tech.

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    A Tesla Motors mass-market Model 3 electric car is seen in this handout picture from Tesla Motors on March 31, 2016. REUTERS/Tesla Motors/Handout via ReutersATTENTION EDITORS - THIS PICTURE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. REUTERS IS UNABLE TO INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY THE AUTHENTICITY, CONTENT, LOCATION OR DATE OF THIS IMAGE. IT IS DISTRIBUTED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. EDITORIAL USE ONLY. - RTSD3DM

    Tesla’s Model 3 Is a Hype Machine

    Tesla’s Model 3 Is a Hype Machine

    The auto industry never been short of talented salesmen, but across 100 years of history the business has never seen anything like the 325,000 pre-orders racked up by Elon Musk's Tesla Model 3 in the first week after its unveiling.Especially ...

    Elon Musk’s company has failed to live up to expectations before and it’s never tried to manufacture at this volume. EV hype has led even established giants like Nissan astray.

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    3D printed Apple logo are seen in front of a displayed cyber code in this illustration taken February 26, 2016. Apple Inc's stance on privacy in the face of a U.S. government demand to unlock an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino attackers has raised awkward questions for the world's mobile network operators. Top executives at this week's global telecom industry gathering in Barcelona admit they are constantly trying to strike a balance between the expectations and demands of their own users, government regulators and national politicians. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration      TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY      - RTX28R0F

    FBI Says Apple Must Keep Hacking iPhones

    FBI Says Apple Must Keep Hacking iPhones

    The fight between Apple and the FBI over access to iPhones is far from over.On Friday, the Justice Department announced that it will press forward with a warrant application that would force Apple to help extract information from a locked iPhone i...

    Investigators say a secret method for unlocking a phone used by a dead terrorist won’t work on all devices they want to crack.

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    Twitter's Family Leave doesn't live up to its name

    Twitter’s Family Leave Isn’t Enough

    Twitter’s Family Leave Isn’t Enough

    Twitter was widely praised when it announced its new “family leave” policy this week that gives new moms and dads 20 paid weeks off. That’s swell. But the company’s not actually offering paid family leave but paid parental leave, which is not the ...

    Families come in many sizes, but too many corporate-leave policies are still one-size-fit-all.

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    Why Won't Cops Release This Man's Autoposy

    Why Won’t Cops Release His Autopsy?

    Why Won’t Cops Release His Autopsy?

    When police came to Pamela White’s work on March 31 last year, they told her that her son had died of a heart attack on his way to the hospital.What they didn’t say was that Phillip White died after Vineland, New Jersey, police officers Louis Plat...

    Phillip White was tackled and mauled, then police told his mom he died of a heart attack. The authorities won’t even tell her the official cause of death.

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    Tech + Health

    Is Nicotine the Cure for Sugar Addiction?

    A Nicotine Cure for Sugar Addiction?

    A Nicotine Cure for Sugar Addiction?

    Sugar is a delectable enemy. Once thought to hold the secret to health, it is now believed to be fueling an obesity epidemic that encompasses 640 million people worldwide.Despite an abundance of evidence about its dangers, Americans just can’t qui...

    Americans are eating more sugar than ever. Could another addictive substance stop our infinite sweet tooth?

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    gila monster; The Greatest Hope For Diabetes Is The Gila Monster—And It's About to Go Extinct

    How Gila Monsters Can Treat Diabetes

    How Gila Monsters Can Treat Diabetes

    Medical advances can come from the strangest places. The Sonoran Desert of Arizona and New Mexico is a hostile place to call home, but the Gila monster (Heloderma suspectumare) doesn’t seem to mind the lack of rain and scorching heat.North America...

    Its spit contains enzymes that treat diabetes—but the lizard could be on its way to extinction.

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    Dallas County Mosquito Lab microbiologist Spencer Lockwood sorts mosquitos collected in a trap, left, Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016, in Hutchins, Texas, that had been set up in Dallas County near the location of a confirmed Zika virus infection. Although there has been no reported cases of the virus being transmitted by mosquitos in Texas, health officials are closely monitoring and testing mosquitos in areas where infections have been confirmed.

    Fighting Zika Mosquitos With Tires

    Fighting Zika Mosquitos With Tires

    With 33 countries in the Americas now identified as carrying the Zika virus, the need for a solution to the epidemic is great. But with limited funds in the regions where it’s spreading the fastest, the need for a cost-effective one is even greate...

    Researchers built a cheap, easy, and successful solution to mosquitos carrying Zika virus.

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    Shirtless muscular man holding vitamin pills - Stimulants in Athletics Supplements - U.N. Drugs Report

    The Banned Stimulant in Your Supplement

    The Banned Stimulant in Your Supplement

    There’s another stimulant hiding in your supplements—oxilofrine.In a nine-page report released Thursday morning, researchers from Cambridge Health Alliance reveal the science behind the banned stimulant and expose brands that are secretly hiding i...

    Oxilofrine, which has serious side effects, is being added to at least 14 weight-loss and sports supplements, a new report says—the latest sign of a dangerously unregulated industry.

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    gila monster; The Greatest Hope For Diabetes Is The Gila Monster—And It's About to Go Extinct

    How Gila Monsters Can Treat Diabetes

    How Gila Monsters Can Treat Diabetes

    Medical advances can come from the strangest places. The Sonoran Desert of Arizona and New Mexico is a hostile place to call home, but the Gila monster (Heloderma suspectumare) doesn’t seem to mind the lack of rain and scorching heat.North America...

    Its spit contains enzymes that treat diabetes—but the lizard could be on its way to extinction.

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    How high is too high to drive?

    How High Is Too High to Drive?

    How High Is Too High to Drive?

    As someone who’s decided it was okay to drive after one too many joints, I know it’s a bad idea. Reaction time can slow, tiredness can ensue, and other aspects of your perception can make it unsafe to operate a vehicle. Many states are currently t...

    As medical (and recreational) marijuana becomes ubiquitous, how will states tackle high drivers?

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    The Russian Billionaire Hunting for E.T.

    The Russian Billionaire Hunting for E.T.

    If we’re not alone in the universe and there’s intelligent life out there on another planet, we need to boldly go looking for it. But for anyone who’s seen Independence Day or any number of disaster-filled alien invasion flicks, and for the scien...

    The brightest (and richest) minds on Earth share a common goal: to find intelligent life on another planet.

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    the insane real-life implications of the various GOP plans to punish women, or doctors, for abortions - The Hardest Abortion I've Ever Had to Perform

    The Hardest Abortion I’ve Had to Perform

    The Hardest Abortion I’ve Had to Perform

    A story for Donald Trump, and all the other Republicans who have ideas about somehow punishing women who have abortions, or perhaps their doctors: Let’s just say that I didn’t offer her an abortion right away. She came in at 19 weeks, and it was ...

    ‘It’s my job to keep you from getting sick.’ I said. ‘This is the safest way we have now.’

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    How high is too high to drive?

    How High Is Too High to Drive?

    How High Is Too High to Drive?

    As someone who’s decided it was okay to drive after one too many joints, I know it’s a bad idea. Reaction time can slow, tiredness can ensue, and other aspects of your perception can make it unsafe to operate a vehicle. Many states are currently t...

    As medical (and recreational) marijuana becomes ubiquitous, how will states tackle high drivers?

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    BeastStyle

    America Loves Hot Sauce With Everything

    Americans Love Hot Sauce With Everything

    Americans Love Hot Sauce With Everything

    As it turns out, Beyoncé is not the only one who carries hot sauce in her bag.The spicy condiment is currently having a moment, as proclaimed proudly in Beyoncé’s hit song, ‘Formation’. More than half of all American households, according to the N...

    Poor old mayo and ketchup. More than half of all American households currently have a bottle of hot sauce lurking on a shelf.

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    Maria Pacheco, Liya Kebede, Norah O'Donnell, Agnes Igoye, Diane Von Furstenberg, Chirlane McCray, Martine Rothblatt, Tina Brown, Sarah Jones, Allison Williams, Isha Sesay, Emily Greener

    Everyone Wants To Be In DVF’s Gang

    Everyone Wants To Be In DVF’s Gang

    To most of the world, Diane von Furstenberg is a glamorous fashion tycoon and progenitor of a dress that has transcended 40 years of fashion. If only they could have seen her at last night’s 7th annual DVF awards at the United Nations in New York,...

    The women celebrated at DVF Awards on Thursday night ‘have had the courage to fight, the power to survive and the leadership to inspire.’

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    Can You Spread Beer On Toast?

    Can You Spread Beer on Toast?

    Can You Spread Beer on Toast?

    When’s a beer not a beer? No this isn’t a bad joke or a philosophical question but thanks to a range of products that contain, you guessed it, suds you can now enjoy your pint in a myriad of new ways. (A beer shower, now it’s possible!) Whether yo...

    From hot sauce and pickles to chocolate bars, there are more ways to enjoy your beer than out of a pint glass.

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    Ella Woodward

    Can ‘Deliciously Ella’ Conquer America?

    Can ‘Deliciously Ella’ Conquer America?

    The food writer and chef Ella Woodward is just 24, but she is probably the most influential person cooking in Britain today.Her first book, Deliciously Ella, was the fastest-selling cookbook on record in the U.K., beating such Amazon legends as Ni...

    Her cookbook was the fastest-selling on record in the U.K., and now Ella Woodward has set her healthy-eating sights on the U.S.

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    Maria Pacheco, Liya Kebede, Norah O'Donnell, Agnes Igoye, Diane Von Furstenberg, Chirlane McCray, Martine Rothblatt, Tina Brown, Sarah Jones, Allison Williams, Isha Sesay, Emily Greener

    Everyone Wants To Be In DVF’s Gang

    Everyone Wants To Be In DVF’s Gang

    To most of the world, Diane von Furstenberg is a glamorous fashion tycoon and progenitor of a dress that has transcended 40 years of fashion. If only they could have seen her at last night’s 7th annual DVF awards at the United Nations in New York,...

    The women celebrated at DVF Awards on Thursday night ‘have had the courage to fight, the power to survive and the leadership to inspire.’

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    Barbara Bush, former First Lady Laura Bush and journalist Savannah Guthrie speak onstage at Mother/Daughter Dynasty: Two Generations of the Bush Family during Tina Brown's 7th Annual Women In The World Summit at David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center on April 7, 2016 in New York City.

    The Bush Family Hates This Campaign

    The Bush Family Hates This Campaign

    The 2016 campaign, and especially the remaining candidates running for president, have made some former White House occupants nervous about America’s fate.“I have this tiny 6-month-old baby, and I worry about our future,” Today show correspondent ...

    Jenna Bush Hager made her feelings clear about the quality of the candidates at a talk at a ‘Women in the World’ talk.

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    Pandit Ravi Shankar’s 96th birthday

    Pandit Ravi Shankar’s 96th birthday

    Google today doodles to celebrate what would have been the 96th birthday of sitar legend Pandit Ravi Shankar, who died in 2012. Ravi Shankar, as Google says in its explainer, led the way in the use of Indian instruments in Western music, introduc...

    Google doodles to celebrate the man who brought the sitar sound to Western music.

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    The main reading room of The New York Public Library is pictured December 14, 2004. The New York Public Library is among the libraries that announced on December 13, 2004 that they are partnering with Internet search engine Google Inc, to offer a collection of its public domain books, which will be scanned in their entirety and made available for free to the public online. Users will be able to search and browse the full text of these works. Google will begin scanning millions of books from Oxford University, Harvard University, Stanford University, The University of Michigan and the New York Public Library beginning in 2005.

    Stanford Rises Up Against PC Overlords

    Stanford Rises Up Against PC Overlords

    In 1988, the Rev. Jesse Jackson—then a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination—joined students at Stanford in chanting, “Hey, hey, ho, ho, Western Civ has got to go!”With that spectacle, the university promptly dropped required course...

    Stanford students are voting on a plan to reinstate the controversial Western Civilization curriculum more than 25 years after Jesse Jackson helped kill it.

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    Barbara Bush, former First Lady Laura Bush and journalist Savannah Guthrie speak onstage at Mother/Daughter Dynasty: Two Generations of the Bush Family during Tina Brown's 7th Annual Women In The World Summit at David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center on April 7, 2016 in New York City.

    The Bush Family Hates This Campaign

    The Bush Family Hates This Campaign

    The 2016 campaign, and especially the remaining candidates running for president, have made some former White House occupants nervous about America’s fate.“I have this tiny 6-month-old baby, and I worry about our future,” Today show correspondent ...

    Jenna Bush Hager made her feelings clear about the quality of the candidates at a talk at a ‘Women in the World’ talk.

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    Video

    • US President Barack Obama presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom to NASA mathematician and physicist Katherine Johnson at the White House in Washington, DC, on November 24, 2015.  AFP PHOTO/NICHOLAS KAMM / AFP / NICHOLAS KAMM        (Photo credit should read NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images)

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