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  1. The activists' playbook behind Obama's Keystone rejection
  2. The Keystone XL pipeline debate is over, but our infrastructure needs are not
  3. Hollywood shines a spotlight on real journalism
  4. Jobs report shows why it's time Speaker Ryan and President Obama sat down for a beer
  5. Black Panthers and Black Lives Matter -- parallels and progress
  6. Labor's rank and file still believe in collective bargaining's power to bolster middle class
  7. Think you're reading the news for free? New research shows you're likely paying with your privacy
  8. It's not rocket science: we need a better way to get to space
  9. Will the Arctic shift from a carbon sink to a carbon source?
  10. 'Powerpoint was not his thing': a poem on teaching and technology
  11. On the 120th anniversary of the X-ray, a look at how it changed our view of the world
  12. Ben Carson: token candidate
  13. How we got to now: why the US and Europe went different ways on GMOs
  14. How do our brains reconstruct the visual world?
  15. Here are some more reasons why liberal arts matter
  16. Labs make new, dangerous synthetic cannabinoid drugs faster than we can ban them
  17. How campaign finance disenfranchises America's silent majority of socialists
  18. Do refugees have a 'right' to hospitality?
  19. Sam Smith's ambitious attempt to reshape the Bond song lands with a whimper
  20. Ted Cruz's birther problem
  21. Delayed or killed, Keystone pipeline will live on as political touchstone
  22. What is the legacy of Yitzhak Rabin?
  23. Ohio strikes blow against gerrymandering
  24. If a solar plant uses natural gas, is it still green?
  25. Lessons from Newark: why school reforms will not work without addressing poverty
  26. Wedding bells or single again: psychology predicts where your relationship is headed
  27. In the verses of Jordan's most popular poet, the hopes and fears of the Arab world
  28. Eleven body fluids we couldn’t live without
  29. Some find redemption on death row, but few find mercy
  30. In our Wi-Fi world, the internet still depends on undersea cables
  31. As US shutters aging nuclear plants, cutting emissions will become more costly
  32. What Grantland's demise says about ESPN's past and future ambitions
  33. Why Asian Americans don't vote Republican
  34. 'Rise' of China's yuan is much ado about little
  35. The biggest sticking point in Paris climate talks: money
  36. Look what is being sold to kids when they are in school
  37. What do the new breast cancer screening guidelines recommend about when to start yearly mammograms?
  38. It turns out clothes really do make the man
  39. Cities are booming but progress is uneven and, to some, too costly
  40. Hearing ghost voices relies on pseudoscience and fallibility of human perception
  41. Is one of the largest real estate deals in American history a requiem for middle-class New York?
  42. Why mayors are looking for ideas outside the city limits
  43. Can innovators build a future that's both disruptive and just?
  44. They might sound gross, but intestinal worms can actually be good for you
  45. What gets students motivated to work harder? Not money
  46. Paul Ryan just accepted the worst job in politics
  47. Breaking the link between a conservative worldview and climate skepticism
  48. What should we make of Paul Ryan’s fondness for Ayn Rand?
  49. Evolutionary psychology explains why haunted houses creep us out
  50. Solar power can cut consumers' bills and still be good for utilities