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  1. Long wait times in ERs drive up costs, signal health care distress
  2. Local news outlets can fill the media trust gap – but the public needs to pony up
  3. Relax, Devin Nunes – theater is essential to politics
  4. Why Hindu nationalists are cheering moves to build a temple, challenging a secular tradition
  5. How gene-edited white blood cells are helping fight cancer
  6. Why the nation should screen all students for trauma like California does
  7. Did bees live in the time of dinosaurs?
  8. Why do teachers make us read old stories?
  9. How to boost recycling: Reward consumers with discounts, deals and social connections
  10. How rich people like Gordon Sondland buy their way to being US ambassadors – 5 questions answered
  11. Chile's political crisis is another brutal legacy of long-dead dictator Pinochet
  12. How rich people like Gordon Sondland buy their way to being US ambassadors – 4 questions answered
  13. What is an oligarch?
  14. What the battle over control of PG E means for US utility customers
  15. Tons of acorns? It must be a mast year
  16. Do we actually grow from adversity?
  17. Proposed asylum fees are part of a bid to make immigrants to the US fund their own red tape
  18. The Democrats are running more female veterans for office than ever before – but can they win?
  19. Haiti protests summon spirit of the Haitian Revolution to condemn a president tainted by scandal
  20. How scientists are combating 'superbugs': 4 essential reads
  21. Cities and states take up the battle for an open internet
  22. Dwindling tropical rainforests mean lost medicines yet to be discovered in their plants
  23. How much credit should corporations get for the advancement of LGBTQ rights?
  24. Democratic candidates want to boost school funding – research shows that will help low-income students
  25. Urban unrest propels global wave of protests
  26. Is it ethical to keep pets and other animals? It depends on where you keep them
  27. Curious Kids: Why do people look into space with telescopes but not binoculars?
  28. Why telling people with diabetes to use Walmart insulin can be dangerous advice
  29. Impeachment: Two quotes that defined the first day of public hearings
  30. Climate change fueled the rise and demise of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, superpower of the ancient world
  31. Firearm-makers may finally decide it's in their interest to help reduce gun violence after Sandy Hook ruling
  32. What is a caliph? The Islamic State tries to boost its legitimacy by hijacking a historic institution
  33. House impeachment inquiry may help restore the political and social norms that Trump flouts
  34. How higher ed can deal with ethical questions over its disgraced donors
  35. Could the Hyde Amendment be repealed in 2020?
  36. Could the Federal government start paying for abortions after the 2020 elections?
  37. DACA argued at the Supreme Court: 6 essential reads
  38. DACA heads to the Supreme Court: 6 essential reads
  39. To stop police shootings of people with mental health disabilities, I asked them what cops – and everyone – could do to help
  40. What Ukrainians think about Trump and his 'quid pro quo' in 3 charts
  41. Ukrainians are divided over Trump's 'quid pro quo'
  42. Law-and-order or conspiracy? How political parties frame the impeachment battle will help decide Trump's fate
  43. Apollo 12: Fifty years ago, a passionate scientist's keen eye led to the first pinpoint landing on the Moon
  44. Can the Paris Agreement on climate change succeed without the US? 4 questions answered
  45. Data science could help Californians battle future wildfires
  46. Why tyranny could be the inevitable outcome of democracy
  47. 30 years after the Berlin Wall came down, East and West Germany are still divided
  48. How the US military has embraced growing religious diversity
  49. GI Bill opened doors to college for many vets, but politicians created a separate one for blacks
  50. Trump's charity woes are uncommon, if not unprecedented, and could get more costly