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A wearable computer more powerful than Glass
Rachel Metz
A startup hopes to loosen Google's grip on the burgeoning wearable tech market with its new 3-D "Space Glasses"
Gabrielle Giffords hero faces anti-gay smear campaign in Arizona
Katie McDonough
The former intern who helped save Giffords' life is being targeted by an anti-gay group in a local election
People are starting to sue fracking companies for causing earthquakes
Lindsay Abrams
Five federal lawsuits mark the first attempt to link drilling and quakes
Syria regime vows to defend itself
Associated Press
As U.S. military intervention looks more likely, Assad regime says it will use "all means available"
Music education tied to higher test scores
Tom Jacobs
A new Canadian study suggests music lessons may in fact have wide-ranging intellectual benefits
8 US soldiers whose horrific crimes got them less time than Manning
Daniel DeFraia
The US military justice system has a mixed record when it comes to punishing its own
What if we named hurricanes after climate change deniers?
Lindsay Abrams
A 350.org campaign has some fun at conservative politicians' expense
What’s the point of sex?
BENJAMIN EWEN-CAMPEN
While plenty of animals simply clone themselves to reproduce, biologists explain the genetic benefits of having sex
Terrorism in Iraq, visible from space
Kelsey D. Atherton
Evidence of ongoing violence is captured on Google Earth
How ocean acidification harms sealife and worsens climate change
Lindsay Abrams
A spate of new research looks at the impact of the ocean's lowered pH both above and below the surface
Fast Company’s smartest women on Twitter
ANN CHARLES
From Chelsea Clinton to Elizabeth Warren; a list of 25 women whose voices stand out of the social media crowd
Fracking’s real health risk may be from air pollution
Lindsay Abrams
The preliminary results of a study found some evidence for drilling-related symptoms
Is it anti-science to be anti-GMOs?
Lindsay Abrams
Recent protests over Golden Rice run counter to scientists' assertions that genetically modified crops are safe
How our society breeds anxiety, depression and dysfunction
Bruce E. Levine
Our belief in “progress” has increased our expectations. The result is mass disappointment
UN chemical weapons inspectors survive sniper fire
Associated Press
The inspectors took samples from victims of an apparent poison gas attack in rebel-held region in Syria
6 wildly offensive comments from America’s titans of industry
RJ Eskow
Zuckerberg's new super-PAC prospectus reminds us he's ready to "move fast and break things," democracy included
Women launch sit-in at Western Wall to protest continued gender segregation
Katie McDonough
“They’ve taken the keys to the holiest site and just given them to one extremist group," remarked one protester
Assad warns against U.S. military intervention
Associated Press
Following death of over 350 in alleged chemical attack, U.S.naval ships edge closer
How Justin Timberlake forced America to love him
Daniel D'Addario
The "Mirrors" singer had every reason not to succeed, but managed to bend pop culture to his will
School is a prison — and damaging our kids
Peter Gray
Longer school years aren't the answer. The problem is school itself. Compulsory teach-and-test simply doesn't work
I taught at the worst school in Texas
John Savage
My time at Pearce was an unforgettable lesson in what the education reformers get wrong
What about Jerusalem makes people go crazy?
Christine Montross
A disorder where the history-laden city triggers a psychotic event
We can’t help but play the lottery
Adam Piore
The psychology of why we're continually seduced by marketing ploys and slogans like, "Hey, you never know"
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