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Coral reef scientists raise alarm as climate change decimates vital ocean ecosystems
Sam Purkis
Coral reefs can't be protected from heat waves — and they're dying as a result
Keep on believing in “Ted Lasso” because its second season is richer and sweeter than the first
Melanie McFarland
New episode defy the sophomore slump by taking us behind Coach Lasso's happiness without sacrificing the show's joy
Flood me once, shame on me. Flood me twice, shame on FEMA?
Jena Brooker
A 20-year-old law would have made communities more resilient to climate change. FEMA didn’t enforce it
Quarantine or corn teen? The most misspelled word in each state
Ellen Gutoskey
More people have searched how to spell quarantine than any other word from March 2020 to 2021
It’s time to recast anti-vaccination governors as mass murderers
Terry H. Schwadron
A comparison of COVID deaths in two Republican-run states with wildly different approaches to the virus
In Cape Cod, new efforts to coexist with sharks
Sarah Sax
Great whites have returned to Cape Cod. Can new tools help beachgoers predict whether a shark is nearby?
HBO Max’s “Gossip Girl” reboot introduces a new class treading the same tired path
Melanie McFarland
In this era of reboots, this one is particularly unoriginal and unnecessary, even with its inclusive updates
Showtime’s “The One and Only Dick Gregory” pays tribute to the legend who left comedy for activism
Gary M. Kramer
At one point, the entertainer "was making more money than Frank Sinatra. But Gregory was giving the money away"
Climate change could fuel the spread of a flesh-eating parasite
Agostino Petroni
Scientists caution that as the planet warms, more Americans could be exposed to varieties of a deadly parasite
Another Trump henchman takes a fall: Why Trump fans still won’t admit that loyalty to him is foolish
Amanda Marcotte
From jail to death via COVID-19, Trump always leaves his followers to pay the price — yet they remain faithful
The connection between soil microbiomes and gut microbiomes
Lela Nargi
The health of all life on this planet is predicated on communities of minuscule microorganisms working in tandem
Your city is more segregated than it was in 1990, new study shows
Adam Mahoney
The consequences for environmental justice are stark
A petrified forest in Peru is teaching scientists about the past
Herb Meyer, Deborah Woodcock
39 million years after a volcanic eruption in Sexi, Peru, scientists are uncovering and studying ancient trees
535 new fast radio bursts help answer deep questions about the universe
Emmanuel Fonseca
Fast radio bursts, milliseconds-long bursts of radiation, shed light on the mysteries of the universe
Chris Matthews on Jan. 6, the danger to democracy and what he learned from #MeToo
Dean Obeidallah
Longtime political insider and MSNBC host sees something new — there's one party that doesn't want people to vote
YouTube’s favorite abuela shines a light on Mallorcan cuisine
Caitlin Raux Gunther
83-year-old Maria Gibert is a local celebrity who loves to teach
America dominant again (in arms sales)
William D. Hartung
When it comes to trade in the tools of death and destruction, no one tops the United States of America
Below aging U.S. dams, a potential toxic calamity
James Dinneen, Alexander Kennedy
Docs suggest that in more than 80 U.S. locations, the failure of an aging dam could flood a major toxic waste site
Two newly-approved Venus missions will get us closer to knowing if Venus has cloud-based life
Nicole Karlis
Before 2030, DAVINCI+ and VERITAS are expected to depart for the second planet
3,000 shipping containers fell into the Pacific Ocean last winter
Tim Lydon
A rise in container-ship accidents adds to the growing marine plastic pollution problem
How many people has climate change killed already?
Nathanael Johnson
A first-of-its-kind study says hotter temperatures have already killed thousands
“Have more Asian friends”: James Chen reflects on Hollywood, activism & new series “Run the World”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to the "FBI" actor about his new Starz series, breaking stereotypes and working for the community
Making sense of the great whip spider boom
Eric Boodman
The discovery of exotic arachnids reveals as much about the structure of science as it does about the creatures
In first cookbook by a Black pitmaster, Rodney Scott celebrates BBQ and shows dreams do come true
D. Watkins
The James Beard winner knows what it feels like to think you don't have much of a future. Now, he's making history
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