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Disney's makes its long-awaited film adaptation of the Edgar Rice Burroughs sci-fi classic work—by embracing its ridiculous premise.
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The radio host lambasted Tracie McMillan for her book on America's food system.
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The president’s Tom Hanks-voiced trailer for his upcoming 17-minute campaign ad fails to address some important issues.
The film adaptation of a sci-fi classic is modestly charming.
New research shows starting the day with a meal and dessert can bolster weight-loss.
Wages for high school- and college-educated Americans fell from 2001 to 2011, but not just because of the recession.
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A paper argues that because of QWERTY's letter arrangement, words dominated by right-side letters become more likable.
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It's another conservative claim that the president is a radical.
We've assembled a panel of experts to estimate the chances of conflict, in the hope of producing an informed debate.
For the first time on record, the majority of young Greek workers are unemployed
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Does a snide joke from the 1920s still belong on the map?
The telephone caused concern about the world changes it would bring.
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