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Gay Nigerians face beatings, harsh prison sentences, even death

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Fri. 12-04-2015

Why 2 degrees Celsius is climate change’s magic number

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Wed. 12-02-2015

Can Nigeria's booming economy lift its poorest people?

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Wed. 12-02-2015

How your cellphone is silently disrupting your social life

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 11-28-2015

Can you cook delicious meals on just $4 a day?

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 11-25-2015

How Einstein’s theory of relativity changed the world

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 11-25-2015

3-D printers put limb prosthetics for kids in reach

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 11-24-2015

Shields and Brooks on how Paris changed the political debate

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Sat. 11-21-2015

Hip-hop and history blend for Broadway hit ‘Hamilton’

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Sat. 11-21-2015

How unintentional but insidious bias can be the most harmful

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Sat. 11-14-2015

At Mizzou, Yale and beyond, campus protests stir fresh questions about free speech

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Thu. 11-12-2015

Why more and more Millennials aren’t leaving the nest

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Wed. 11-11-2015

How Memphis has changed the way police respond to mental health crises

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Sat. 11-07-2015

How Picasso overturned the rules of sculpture

From PBS NewsHour
Fri. 11-06-2015

Is desalination the future of drought relief in California?

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 10-31-2015

The war over a tax break for hedge funds and money managers

From PBS NewsHour
Thu. 10-29-2015

Is America completely unprepared for a power grid cyberattack?

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 10-27-2015

Obama honors U.S. women's soccer team for World Cup victory

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 10-27-2015

Study finds that processed meat causes cancer, but how big is the risk?

From PBS NewsHour
Mon. 10-26-2015

Decades after Florence’s great flood, an art hospital renews still-damaged treasures

From PBS NewsHour
Mon. 10-26-2015

Inside the 'pure hell' of violence against women in Honduras

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 10-24-2015

What should be done with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac?

From PBS NewsHour
Thu. 10-22-2015

What Yo-Yo Ma is learning about life and music at 60

From PBS NewsHour
Mon. 10-19-2015

Why Kentucky farmers are quitting tobacco and turning to hemp

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 10-17-2015

In Copenhagen, an ambassador who is also a reality TV star

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Fri. 10-16-2015

Texas cities reap economic boon from light rail

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Sun. 10-11-2015

1.5 million Americans are living on less than $2 per day

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 10-10-2015

How Houston's bus system became a model for mass transit

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 10-10-2015

As drought-desperate California sinks, the risk of flood is rising

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 10-07-2015

Dalai Lama calls for universal teaching of compassion

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 10-06-2015

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