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  1. Clinton seizes on environmental justice but progress requires deep reforms
  2. How Bernie Sanders can still become president
  3. Saturated fats make some cells lose track of time -- and that's bad
  4. Why the Deep Space Atomic Clock is key for future space exploration
  5. Are pop stars destined to die young?
  6. Three female scholars react to Hillary Clinton's historic nomination
  7. How fish and clean water can protect coral reefs from warming oceans
  8. Are we in the midst of a public space crisis?
  9. Using computers to better understand art
  10. We behave a lot more badly than we remember
  11. How the Antiquities Act has expanded the national park system and fueled struggles over land protection
  12. Rules change, new voters mean an unpredictable primary day in California
  13. What are septic shock and sepsis? The facts behind these deadly conditions
  14. Is it time to break with colonial legacy of zoos?
  15. The Puerto Rican primary matters. Here's why
  16. Stories of vaccine-related harms are influential, even when people don't believe them
  17. We’re (not) running out of water -- a better way to measure water scarcity
  18. Obsessed with reality TV? You may be a narcissist
  19. Why young people aren't keeping up: from the Joneses to the Kardashians
  20. Why are public colleges and universities enrolling too many out-of-state students?
  21. Limiting access to payday loans may do more harm than good
  22. Weak jobs report shows we need a president with a plan, but it's too soon to panic
  23. Google wins in court, and so does losing party Oracle
  24. Gorilla’s death calls for human responsibility, not animal personhood
  25. Is OPEC's oil era over?
  26. Moving beyond pro/con debates over genetically engineered crops
  27. Using lasers to make data storage faster than ever
  28. Why music lessons need to keep up with the times
  29. What is chronic pain and why is it hard to treat?
  30. The women who are taking on Wal-Mart
  31. The limits of intellectual reason in our understanding of the natural world
  32. The strongest bones on the planet hold important clues
  33. Beyond Asimov: how to plan for ethical robots
  34. Accurate science or accessible science in the media – why not both?
  35. Why high school stays with us forever
  36. Brazil: no longer the country of the future?
  37. Is the spelling bee success of Indian-Americans a legacy of British colonialism?
  38. Why are fewer people getting married?
  39. What the new overtime rules mean for you and your boss
  40. In America, domestic extremists are a bigger risk than foreign terrorism
  41. Unlocking the secrets of bacterial biofilms – to use against them
  42. Perspectives on antibiotic resistance: how we got here, where we're headed
  43. Explainer: how campus policies limit free speech
  44. Inside ISIS' looted antiquities trade
  45. In 2015, more people committed suicide in U.S. jails than over the last decade
  46. Should prostitution be decriminalized?
  47. Why it's easier to be prescribed an opioid painkiller than the treatment for opioid addiction
  48. Science communication training should be about more than just how to transmit knowledge
  49. How much money is ISIS actually making from looted art?
  50. How computing power can help us look deep within our bodies, and even the Earth