Mites, Murder Hornets and Pesticides Are Threatening Bees – and Humans
Our global food supply is being threatened by a decline in bee populations, with the pollinators facing several dangers.
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This Surfboard Maker Started His Business with One Discarded Board
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This South Los Angeles School’s Mission Is Teaching Homeless Kids
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NBCLX Launches an Innovative New LX.com
The site’s mobile-first, interactive story feed was designed with a digitally savvy audience in mind.
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Police Are Helping Amazon’s Ring Collect Data About Your Neighborhood
Some privacy advocates are concerned that police are inadvertently helping Ring build a massive crime database.
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A NY Bodega on the Frontlines: ‘I’m Scared to Come to Work’
Dhafer Ghaleb Mohamed has owned his corner store, Lai Lai Deli, in the upper Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights for 10 years.
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The Crazy True Story of a White Hat Hacker
Chris Hadnagy is a professional hacker. But he’s actually one of the good guys.
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Is a Coronavirus Baby Boom on the Way? Probably Not
Experts say economic conditions will impact America’s birth rate more than boredom.
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Robots Are Helping Hospitals Fight the Coronavirus
It looks like it belongs in Star Wars, but this robot is helping keep patients and healthcare workers safe.
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COVID-19 Antibody Tests: What You Need to Know
Antibody tests for COVID-19 have been like the “wild, wild west” according to several pathologists and a former FDA commissioner.
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‘Jurassic Park’ Probably Didn’t Get Dinosaur Sounds Right
The roar of the T-Rex in the classic film “Jurassic Park” remains an iconic sound in the history of cinema, but how close is it to reality?
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Inside a NY Funeral Home During the Coronavirus Crisis
If medical workers are the first responders of the coronavirus crisis, then funeral home staff may be considered the last responders.
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Dungeons & Dragons Is the Best Game to Be Playing Right Now
At a time when we are more isolated than ever, Dungeons and Dragons is the perfect way to escape from the loneliness of quarantine and connect with friends and family.
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He Lost His Dad and Son to COVID-19. This Is What He Thinks About Reopening the Country
Luis Sanchez has suffered some of the cruelest losses of the coronavirus pandemic.
