UC police used "friendly force trackers" and FBI tech to surveil grad student strikers protesting for a living wage

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If boomer retirees keep flooding suburbs, the cost of providing for them soars. Can we get them to cities, instead?

Readers respond to articles about online dating and the "Sex and the City" bus tour. Plus, Dr. Lynn Ponton answers her letters.

The great Danish political drama is finally available legally in America. So what are you waiting for?

The magazine's cheerleading for the post-Napster Internet is being described as "an exercise in gaslighting"

In a country still devastated from 2 earthquakes, an aftershock rippled through early this morning, causing damage

Readers reflect on "Mad Men," cellphone bans, agent Scully and more.

... it's just that the last time this happened, a civil war broke out in the aftermath

Eager for a theory of everything, the Timesman churns out a lazy, if sweeping, political analysis

A new film "The Thread" explores Reddit's bungling "investigation" during the hunt for the Boston Marathon bombers

Lead-tainted toys continue to be recalled. But toy makers and China don't deserve all the blame. U.S. regulators have been napping.

Dental hygienists want to provide care for people living in dental care deserts – but it's not that simple

A year and a half into the pandemic, the ability to get tested – and receive timely results – remains unpredictable

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