SpaceX
It took over seven years to build, was in space nine days, and arrived home today.
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Surveys show a shockingly high fraction think a quarter of the country is homosexual.
HBO
The HBO show is a valuable artifact from the post-9/11, pre-social media revolution era.
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Children as young as three continue to toil in mines, hoping to earn a few pennies for food.
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Don't be distracted by Romney's wealth or Obama's pot smoking.
What happens if you layer each of Instagram's filters on top of each other on a single picture?
But a House bill to ban it is the wrong way to solve the problem.
Chatting with Julie Adams, who helped set the formula followed by the new Piranha 3DD
It may be sweet and calorie-free, but extracting that flavor from a plant requires serious chemical interventions.
Republicans are confident Gov. Scott Walker will survive next week's attempt to oust him.
Remember that time John McCain mocked "Vlad" Putin? So does the Internet.
They're the best educated ethnic group in the U.S., which should mean less unemployment.
Should American institutions hold onto dubiously acquired artifacts?
Will voters care about the Romney campaign's sloppy spelling? No. But it does show the political dangers of Apple's controlled world.
An argument why, at age 70, she's the best female vocalist in pop music history
Because under Obama, strike victims are presumed to be terrorists.
John Kerry's 2004 loss nearly ended her career. But now she's back and working for President Obama.
Furious about pension reforms, state Rep. Bost punches paper and invokes a prophet.
The service, unveiled this morning, will help people find restaurants.
Highlights and insights from live interviews with two food world icons
Taking better care of ourselves will go far to ease America's financial healthcare burdens.
David H. Freedman on smartphone apps and the perfected self, Mark Bowden on being in the dumb kids' class, James Parker on Glenn Beck, Isaac Chotiner on P. G. Wodehouse, and more
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