The Stunning Way That Plutonium Gets Made
Some space ships (and Doc Brown's DeLorean) need plutonium-238 to function. Here's the intriguing way it's processed.
Some space ships (and Doc Brown's DeLorean) need plutonium-238 to function. Here's the intriguing way it's processed.
In addition to literally dropping his pants in front of the audience at the Tonight Show, Baldwin also talks about how he was 'Jedi mind tricked' into reprising his role as Donald Trump for SNL.
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That was *way* too close for comfort.
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The world's most expensive cardigan is locked in a gun safe in rural Pennsylvania. But its journey started 60 years ago.
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We're not sure how well we'll be able to pull this off in real life, but this is a beautiful hack to watch.
The colonial style house that Niemeyer designed for himself in Brasilia is a lot different from the projects elaborated for the federal capital.
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That was *way* too close for comfort.
he Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL are the best argument that specs don't tell you everything you need to know about a phone — because the experience of using a Pixel 4 is better than any other Android phone.
Wouldn't you love to fly over Mount Everest? Unfortunately, planes don't fly over the Himalayas for reasons that might surprise you.
Community broadband creates competition and better service and choice — along with giving local residents ownership.
The mysterious deals could reshape downtown Clearwater.
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In 1996, Zachary Moore committed a murder. Today, he's a computer engineer at a Silicon Valley tech firm. Here's how he got there.
A self-taught crab enthusiast is doing something remarkable — breeding land hermit crabs in her home.
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A promising summer of algorithms to automate household needs becomes the writer's season in consumer hell, beset by robots preying on her self-esteem.
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Income inequality and geographic inequality normalize absurd spending patterns.
At 11, Estella killed her rapist and fled to the US. Fifty years later, she's revealing the story that made her the resilient woman she is.
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As I step inside Hella Novella, a recently opened comic book shop in the Mission, I realize that with my arms outstretched, I can touch both walls of graphic novels at the same time.
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A touchdown celebration went awry after horses flipped the University of Oklahoma's covered wagon mascot.
Under Trump's crackdown on asylum, the U.S. government is preparing to send a woman back to a place where she was beaten and raped for the 'crime' of being a lesbian
Our democracy today is dominated by the old, and young people are getting a bad deal.
What would be your ballpark guess on a Los Angeles mansion with a pool and cabana with surround-sound wiring?
A new report shows that glamping — staying in cabins, yurts, or safari-style tents — is a growing trend of the younger generations.
Why can't we just take all that seawater, filter out the salt, and have an endless supply of clean, drinkable water?
Opioid addicts are turning to online forums for advice about quitting. Their conversations have a lot to teach us about drug use and public health.
Payment of the presidential salary was considered an important duty under the Constitution — but there's other expenses involved in living in the White House. What is covered by the government and what does the president have to pay out of pocket?
People slipping in and out of homelessness need parking lot programs like these.
Amazon Kindle hacks can make the e-readers do things the company never intended.
A little elephant brings a safari to a standstill as it plays in the middle of the road.
A new exhibition at the British Museum, reveals how a colonial art movement's impact is still felt today.
From Hollywood heir to Hillary Clinton's State Department to failed cable news host to Pulitzer Prize winner, Ronan Farrow explains his path to 'Catch and Kill' and what comes next.
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More than 2,500 physicians have received at least half a million dollars apiece from drugmakers and medical device companies in the past five years alone, a new ProPublica analysis of payment data shows.
One man's quest for enlightenment was more about denial and avoidance.
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Capitalism is great at making people want things they don't need.
As breweries co-opt cultural references to sell their brands, the legal gray area of beer labels is getting increasingly hazy.