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How California’s war on smog and its ambitious car pollution rules made everyone’s air cleaner

Cars on the road today are 99% cleaner than they were in 1970. Air quality in the United States is much, much better as a result. In Los Angeles, where I live, lead levels in the air were 50 times higher in the 1970s than today, and the amount of…

The Conversation

Home (Alone) on Mars: Actor Daniel Stern on leading NASA in 'For All Mankind'

If there is a multiverse where every possible outcome happens, then in one of those universes Marv Murchins from "Home Alone" is NASA's chief. Such a thing is playing out on 'For All Mankind.'

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Original Dodge Viper Had BMW Headlights, Other Secrets Revealed

Roy Sjoberg, the engineer behind the Viper project, revealed some Viper facts on video.

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Lynch: Field sizes are a coming flashpoint on the PGA Tour, and the WM Phoenix Open shows why

A tournament's elite status is defined not just by the caliber of player it attracts, but by those left outside looking in.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Larry Printz: As a new Pony Car debuts, a look back at Ford’s Mustang

Ford introduced a new Mustang at the Detroit Auto Show this week, it seems like an ideal time to look back at Pony Cars of the past. Saddle up; it’s time to look back at the car that still captures the imagination of the world’s automotive enthusiasts.

Tribune News Service

‘I made a lot of mistakes’: Jon Bernthal on machismo, his violent past and playing a corrupt cop in We Own This City

For his role in the hotly anticipated new drama from the creators of The Wire, Bernthal embedded himself in the Baltimore police force. He talks about his own brushes with the law, advice from Brad Pitt and how acting saved his life

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5 Turnaround CEOs Who Saved Major Corporations

In 1980, Lee Iacocca of Chrysler lobbied the U.S. government for a $1.2-billion grant to bail out the automaker. Shortly after, in an effort to show his willingness to save the company, he famously cut his salary to $1.

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