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Here’s one way to fix it.

How Finland almost fell to fascism — and didn’t.

Trump 2.0, Epstein Files, Gen Z protests, and more.

The New York mayor-elect sat down with Vox’s Astead Herndon to talk about his political project and his top priorities.

The US has had a bad track record of building nuclear on time and on budget. But that could change.

The Great Smoky Mountains are famous for their blue smoke, but to truly appreciate them you have to look beyond the haze.

And only one state in the US is mining it.

Over the river and through the woods to a Friendsgiving feast we go.

How does salmon farming affect our planet, our future, and the salmon themselves?

Jimmy Kimmel was just one round in the ongoing debate over free speech.

And there are more ghost towns than even populated towns in this state.

Rural health care is in crisis. Telehealth can help.

And how wildland firefighters are trying to keep up.

Vintage resellers are embracing livestream shopping.

How do theater owners stay alive in a business that’s constantly “dying”?

Children get a lot of shots in the first few years of life. Here’s why.

Why so many rural hospitals keep closing.

Inside a red state where universal pre-K is incredibly popular.

And what can be done about it.

How Oklahoma’s universal pre-K program became a model for its progressive peers.

Honey has a lot of soothing benefits, but it won’t stop your seasonal allergies. Here’s why.

St. Petersburg claims that it’s always sunny. Is that possible?

The new US secretary of Health and Human Services has a long history of spreading misinformation about vaccines.

The simple math behind paying off debt versus investing.

Americans don’t agree on whether being born here should make you a citizen. That’s not new.

This tool might just change movies forever.

A practical guide to your bird flu fears.

A new AI tool says it can detect similarities in fingerprints that humans can’t.

The science isn’t so straightforward.

Did you vote?

Think of the video as a kind of emotional palate cleanser before the new year.

And why so many of them are shot in Vancouver.

Desserts at restaurants have gotten boring — here’s why.

What Trump’s win means for abortion, immigration, foreign policy, and more.

And why they sometimes surprise us in presidential elections.

Red 3 has been banned for use in cosmetics and topical drugs since 1990. Why is it still in our food?

What the author saw in Palestine.

Cheese is yellow, milk is white. What’s going on here?