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  1. Children are expensive – not just for parents, but the environment – so how many is too many?
  2. Israeli siege has placed Gazans at risk of starvation − prewar policies made them vulnerable in the first place
  3. Stock indexes are breaking records and crossing milestones – making many investors feel wealthier
  4. Students lose out as cities and states give billions in property tax breaks to businesses − draining school budgets and especially hurting the poorest students
  5. Bacteria in your gut can improve your mood − new research in mice tries to zero in on the crucial strains
  6. Why the United States needs NATO – 3 things to know
  7. Turkey will stop sending imams to German mosques – here’s why this matters
  8. For graffiti artists, abandoned skyscrapers in Miami and Los Angeles become a canvas for regular people to be seen and heard
  9. ‘It is hijacking my brain’ – a team of experts found ways to help young people addicted to social media to cut the craving
  10. Nitazenes are a powerful class of street drugs emerging across the US
  11. Gold, silver and lithium mining on federal land doesn’t bring in any royalties to the US Treasury – because of an 1872 law
  12. Several companies are testing brain implants – why is there so much attention swirling around Neuralink? Two professors unpack the ethical issues
  13. Don’t let ‘FDA-approved’ or ‘patented’ in ads give you a false sense of security
  14. We designed wormlike, limbless robots that navigate obstacle courses − they could be used for search and rescue one day
  15. Bringing AI up to speed – autonomous auto racing promises safer driverless cars on the road
  16. Real-world experiments in messaging show that getting low-income people the help they need is more effective when stigma is reduced
  17. Revving up tourism: Formula One and other big events look set to drive growth in the hospitality industry
  18. Back in the day, being woke meant being smart
  19. Who will be picked for vice president? Let’s discuss who’s qualified for the job
  20. Recognizing when someone is having a seizure – and how you can help during those first critical moments
  21. Wildlife selfies harm animals − even when scientists share images with warnings in the captions
  22. Mayorkas impeached: Is Congress on a witch hunt? 5 ways to judge whether oversight is legitimate or politicized
  23. Immigrants do work that might not otherwise get done – bolstering the US economy
  24. Why is free time still so elusive?
  25. Saving the news media means moving beyond the benevolence of billionaires
  26. Electric vehicles are suddenly hot − but the industry has traveled a long road to relevance
  27. Why having human remains land on the Moon poses difficult questions for members of several religions
  28. Global health research suffers from a power imbalance − decolonizing mentorship can help level the playing field
  29. Immigration reform has always been tough, and rarely happens in election years - 4 things to know
  30. In the face of severe challenges, democracy is under stress – but still supported – across Latin America and the Caribbean
  31. Philadelphia hopes year-round schooling can catch kids up to grade level – will it make a difference?
  32. Flowers grown floating on polluted waterways can help clean up nutrient runoff and turn a profit
  33. Our robot harvests cotton by reaching out and plucking it, like a lizard’s tongue snatching flies
  34. Early polls can offer some insight into candidates’ weak points – but are extremely imprecise
  35. Are you really in love? How expanding your love lexicon can change your relationships and how you see yourself
  36. AI ‘companions’ promise to combat loneliness, but history shows the dangers of one-way relationships
  37. Family caregivers face financial burdens, isolation and limited resources − a social worker explains how to improve quality of life for this growing population
  38. A brief history of Dearborn, Michigan – the first Arab-American majority city in the US
  39. Can anyone make a citizen’s arrest? The history and legalities of catching criminals yourself
  40. Lorne Michaels, the man behind the curtain at ‘Saturday Night Live,’ has been minting comedy gold for nearly 50 years
  41. Are you seeing news reports of voting problems? 4 essential reads on election disinformation
  42. Pakistan’s post-election crisis – how anti-army vote may deliver an unstable government that falls into the military’s hands
  43. Atlantic Ocean is headed for a tipping point − once melting glaciers shut down the Gulf Stream, we would see extreme climate change within decades, study shows
  44. Love songs in Hindu devotion – the Tamil poets who took on the female voice to express their intense longing for the divine
  45. Love may be timeless, but the way we talk about it isn’t − the ancient Greeks’ ideas about desire challenge modern-day readers, lovers and even philosophers
  46. Lack of access to health care is partly to blame for skyrocketing HIV rates among gay Black men
  47. Ads, food and gambling galore − 5 essential reads for the Super Bowl
  48. Some of the Renaissance’s most romantic love poems weren’t for lovers
  49. From church to the mosque, faith and friends help Iowa’s African immigrants and refugees build a sense of home
  50. Israel is a Jewish nation, but its population is far from a monolith