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New York magazine's Joe Hagan details Twitter's very real problems monetizing the microblogging service's content More »
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New York magazine's Joe Hagan details Twitter's very real problems monetizing the microblogging service's content More »
This morning, the Nobel Prize was awarded to 68-year-old Ralph Steinman who died Friday. It was his honored work that had kept him alive. More »
UCLA researchers behind a new report found that radioactive particles had been identified in the tobacco industry way back in the early '60s More »
The march had been sanctioned by authorities, a rare case in Russia, where laws against such demonstrations are strict and getting stricter More »
It didn't take long after the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell for the U.S. military to settle its policy on whether it will hold same-sex ceremonies More »
The inside word from a few executives and developers who went through Apple's absurd security precautions More »
The Census Bureau has released a startling new statistic: its count of same-sex married couples has dropped from 349,377 to 131,729 More »
John W. Huffman, whose research kickstarted the designer marijuana movement, spoke to the LA Times about his product More »
A new poll of employers shows that premiums skyrocketed to $15,073 in 2011, perhaps because some insurers priced plans too high More »
Remember this as you're wildly spraying DEET repellant everywhere: You aren't the only meal of the annoying, picnic-ruining insects More »
Some studies have linked coffee consumption with a few nasty health side effects, but there are plenty of reasons to continue drinking, too More »
Maybe it's the joy of having kids, better genes, or a lifetime of companionship with family, but men with kids don't face the same heart issues More »
The first nine months of 2011 have seen more officially-declared natural disasters than any other year in the 58-year existence of FEMA More »
Joan Jett, Heart, and Rufus with Chaka Khan get nominations More »
Outside of the fried batter and grease meals, eating fish was linked by a meta-analysis to a better likelihood of avoiding a terrible stroke More »
The Primatene Mist inhaler is the only one on the market that uses chlorflourocarbons, said to help destroy the ozone layer, as a propellant More »
The social blogging platform has grown from two to 13 billion page views per month in the last year More »
Teenagers who eat dinner with their families more often than teenagers who don't are four times less likely to use alcohol and drugs More »
This is, of course, bad news for those looking for unequivocal proof that gays just simply aren't cut out for this whole marriage thing More »
New research finds that starting a career or going to college can be just as brain enhancing as going through your most formative years More »
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