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The world is full of mystery rivers

Researchers have sent labeled objects floating down the lost river. None have ever been seen again

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Human refuses award for AI-created image

Boris Eldagsen spoke to Salon about using an AI-generated contest win to start a conversation about "promptography"

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Barbara Feldon on how to be happy alone

In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," the actress/author opens up about playing an "evolved" woman in the '60s

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SCOTUS: Abortion pill is safe — for now

SCOTUS reversed a federal judge's previous ruling that banned mifepristone, a pill intrinsic to medication abortion

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The dark history of the ADHD diagnosis

Having ADHD once got you branded as being "immoral" or "defective." Even today, that stigma is hard to overwrite

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Climate change may bring more pandemics

Scientists spoke with Salon about the diseases and pathogens that will be exacerbated by climate change

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Alvin Bragg wins a round against Jordan

Former N.Y. prosecutor Mark Pomerantz blocked from testifying before Jordan's committee — at least for now

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Scientists debunk drug church's claims

Scientists are studying whether a religious group successfully synthesized a mythical, potent psychedelic

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Abortion pill case deadline extended

The Supreme Court is ruling on a district court's attempt to ban the abortion pill mifepristone

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How "time-wasting" can help depression

There is a stigma attached to watching TV, using social media and playing video games — but they can save your life

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Medication abortions still in limbo

Legal experts weigh in on what to expect with the mifepristone case this week

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First Amendment history hurts Fox News

For the last few decades, various powerful American courts have reshaped how the First Amendment impacts our lives

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Natalie Merchant on her best record yet

"I lost a lot of hair because it's very stressful," the artist tells Salon about the gorgeous "Keep Your Courage"

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Titanic conspiracies swirl on TikTok

Historians worry conspiracy theories will affect how a generation of young people learn about the tragedy

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Deepfakes leading to social problems

Experts explain how deepfakes became so easy to make, and how to distinguish them from real videos

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Why did violence drop in Calif. schools?

18 years of downward trends suggest California is doing something right. Experts have a few theories as to why

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EPA ignoring forever chemicals in water

The compounds used in nonstick pans and water-resistant coatings do nasty things when they get in your blood

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What Twitter's "Defund NPR" gets wrong

Elon Musk's slapdash decision to label PBS and NPR as "government-funded" isn't just inaccurate, it's risky

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Experts: Fox may have doomed their case

Judge Eric Davis ordered an investigation into whether Fox improperly withheld evidence in discovery process

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Premature Mission Accomplished on COVID?

As the COVID public health emergency ends, experts say there's a real chance for a new variant to surge

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Experts: Why Trump wants to block Pence

The former veep's testimony under oath could be "highly significant" in the DOJ investigation, ex-prosecutors say

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Conflicting rulings for abortion pill

A bit of legal "whiplash" could occur in the next few days, one expert says

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A vital current system is about to die

The base of the food chain could lose much of its nutrient supply if the current collapses

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GOP sadism proudly on display

The abortion pill decision proves, yet again, that there's nothing "pro-life" about Republicans

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A world without cars is possible

A car-free society would be more equitable, more efficient, and less polluted. Here's how we could get there

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