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Abraham Lincoln, pig torturer?

In a campaign biography, Lincoln recalled a humorous tale in which he sewed pigs' eyes shut

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Next COVID vax might drop OG strain

Scientists debate the benefits of bivalent and monovalent shots

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The rhythmic bounce of "Eleanor Rigby"

In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Ken and the acclaimed jazz guitarist talk Beatles arrangements and more

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The oldest pterosaur ever was discovered

The pterosaur fossils were discovered in Australia, which during the Cretaceous Era was colder and darker

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Why eczema is still such a mystery

Eczema is on the rise. More people in urban environments are getting diagnosed — but nobody knows exactly why

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Audio "fatally undermines" Trump defense

Audio could make Trump's declassification claims "irrelevant" because "it would still be a crime," expert says

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Why signs of autism are hard to pin down

With singer Sia joining the ranks of people who claim to be autistic, it is valuable to define the diagnosis

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Are the attacking orcas bound to lose?

Orcas are sinking ships, but memes aside, it could harm them in the end

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Trump talks classified docs in recording

Federal prosecutors are in possession of the audio, which centers on docs pertaining to a potential attack on Iran

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Experts: Trump faces more serious charge

New evidence "suggests an escalation in the seriousness of the charges Trump faces," former federal prosecutor says

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Plastic causing "ecological disruption"

A new report analyzed previous studies and reached sobering conclusions about the plastic pollution crisis

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SCOTUS is helping polluters

Brett Kavanaugh broke from the conservative majority to warn about helping businesses pollute the water

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Zoo animals react to humans

Parrots and elephants at zoos seem to like human visitors, while frogs and ostriches don't

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"Game over" if Meadows flips on Trump

"I can think of no witness who would be more important," says former U.S. Attorney Barb McQuade

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A psychedelic clue to the cause of SIDS

A new study using radioactive psychedelics suggests that infants who die of SIDS have abnormal serotonin receptors

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Are we ignoring gun violence survivors?

Even as gun violence increases in America, our health care system is not doing enough to address survivors' trauma

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Trump lawyers are "feeling desperate"

Letter to AG Merrick Garland suggests "Trump's lawyers believe an indictment is coming soon," says Barb McQuade

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The GOP's criminality goes international

America's democracy crisis is much bigger than any one person or group of people

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Are volcanoes needed for alien life?

What a new exoplanet LP 791-18d tells astronomers about volcanoes and extraterrestrials

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How climate in film shaped the future

Did "The Day After Tomorrow" accurately depict our climatic future? Not quite. But some appreciate a deeper message

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Trans history is human history

In 1857, an anonymous author of a short story chronicled life as a trans woman with uncanny clarity and insight

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Tom Jones and the women he did wrong

Writer Gwyneth Hughes and actor Solly McLeod spoke to Salon about how randy Tom Jones wreaked havoc with the ladies

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How to eat like a Vermont farmer

Cookbook author Tracey Medeiros talks about Vermont's unique foodways and shares farm-fresh recipes

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"Sadness is such a common language"

In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Ken speaks to the singer/songwriter about covering "In My Life" and more

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Want to protect nature? Pay people

Echoing the tenets of universal basic income, a new study suggests paying people to protect nature will save money

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