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US Privacy Rules Leave Large Data Loopholes For Facebook, Others
Facebook and other U.S. companies already follow more comprehensive privacy laws in other countries.
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A Brief History Of The National Guard
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The answer lies in the quirks between the most popular forecasting models.
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The Sky Is Full Of Satellites Waiting To Be Seen
There are currently at least 1,700 satellites orbiting the Earth , and some of them can be seen with the naked eye
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Backyard Chickens: The Pros And Cons Of Pet Poultry
Raising a flock of chickens at home comes with a unique set of risk and reward.
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A Different Final Four: College Chess
This "final four" features talent from across the world.
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Active Shooter Drills May Reshape How Students View Schools
Schools are turning to active shooter drills and videos to prepare students and staff to face a gunman.
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Kids Today Aren't As Fit As Their Parents Were
Kids' aerobic fitness declined around the world at the end of the 20th century but kids' fitness levels may no longer be on the slide.
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Don't Quit Facebook But Don't Trust It Either
Is it possible – or worthwhile – to trust Facebook?
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There Is Broad Public Support For Animal Rights
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School Resource Officers Can Prevent Tragedies; Training Is Key
School Resource Officer Blaine Gaskill rushed towards a shooter who opened fire at a Maryland school, stopping him.
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Sustainable Cities Need More Than Parks, Cafes And A Riverwalk
The “just green enough,” aims to clean up the environment while also retaining and creating living-wage blue-collar jobs.
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The Man Who Made March Madness A Moneymaking Bonanza
Only March Madness makes money for the NCAA since it is run by the NCAA and schools are “invited” to play in it.
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Here's Why Americans Love Bland Beer
Craft beer has experienced explosive market growth but when it comes to Americans' tastes, bland beer is still king.
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Why Unmarried People Make The World A Better Place
Just because marriage is the norm, that doesn't mean it's better. Studies suggest that single people are doing well for themselves, too.
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3 Ways The United States Can Prepare For The Next Flu Outbreak
With this year potentially being the most infectious flu season in a decade, the country is in desperate need of a better response system.
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Why Humans Launched A Sports Car And A Glitter Ball Into Space
Do the objects launched on Elon Musk's Falcon Heavy symbolize a vision of hopeful unity or of pollution and excessive wealth?
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The Real Reason Groundhogs Come Out On February 2
Groundhogs don't care whether it's winter or spring. They're really just hoping to spark some romance in time for Valentine's Day.
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Social Media Offers Unique Remedies For Social Anxiety
Despite previous concerns of loneliness, those feeling anxious about social interactions can find support and comfort on social media.
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Deadly Drug GHB Is Making A Comeback On The Nightlife Scene
What's the scariest thing about the "date rape drug?" Perhaps that people are intentionally using it to fall unconscious after their high.
