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The People Who Went to the Super Bowl Are Now a Little Bit More Deaf
Major sports games are loud enough to cause permanent hearing loss
Forensic Experts Have Found 55 Bodies Buried at Notorious Reform School
That's more than twice as many as they expected to find
The Superbowl-Predicting Orangutan Has Chosen the Seahawks
The Seahawks can take the field knowing that at least one hairy mammal is rooting for them
Zombees Have Made it Across the U.S.
That gives us what, 28 days left?
College Football Players Push to Unionize for Medical Benefits
Are college athletes students or employees?
Try to Smuggle an Illegal Elephant Tusk Out of Kenya, Pay a $230,000 Fine
For the first time, Kenya exercised its new, stricter punishments for wildlife trafficking crimes
Spend the Morning With Pete Seeger's Voice
“A good song makes you laugh, it makes you cry, it makes you think," Seeger once said
China’s Lunar Rover Just Melodramatically Announced Its Impending Demise
A mechanical failure could mean the end of China's Jade Rabbit
The Army Is Open to Beards, Turbans And Other Religiously Affiliated Symbols
New dress regulations seek to accommodate soldier's religious symbols
No, an Abandoned Ship Full of Diseased Rats Is Not Floating Towards Britain
If you believe the headlines, a ghost ship full of cannibal rats is heading for England. Don't believe the headlines
Jurors Cannot Be Dismissed From a Case Based on Sexual Orientation
The price for being treated like an equal human? Also having to serve jury duty
2013 Continues 37-Year Warm Streak
Yep, global warming is still a thing. The last time it was cold, globally, was in 1976.
The NFL Is Considering Axing the Extra Point After Touchdowns
Scoring these points is easy, and the NFL might just get rid of them
Rio's Giant Christ Statue Damaged by Lightning
Repairs will begin on Christ the Redeemer's fingers and head
The Extreme Dakar Rally Is Tearing Up the Inca Empire
500 drivers in an extreme off-road race, and plenty of damage to historic sites
The Sochi Olympics Are Turning Into the Security Olympics
Russian authorities have far-reaching plans to spy on guests
20 Years Ago Today, the Northridge Earthquake Rocked L.A.
Sixty people died and thousands were left homeless in one of the most deadly earthquakes in American history
It’s So Hot They Had to Suspend the Australian Open Because Players Were Passing Out
Australia is getting hotter, creating dangerous conditions for everyone
Here's the Paper That Popularized Net Neutrality
Net neutrality might be done for. Here's a look at where it came from
No One Trusts Geoengineering—But Pretty Soon It's Not Going To Be a Choice
We're very quickly running out of time to deal with rising carbon emissions
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