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When it comes to foreign policy, the choice is simple.

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Why salary transparency might be unnecessary.

The old-fashioned way to fight insect-borne diseases.

How mortality affects copyright fights.

Why drivers are getting less than they bargained for.

We won't know unless we do the testing to find out.

And how it contributed to our own racist history.

Riding on the popularity of "The Witch," one group hopes to change America's identity as a "Christian nation."

How Inky's daring escape calls animal intelligence into question.

And why we might not want to.

The true story of baseball's desegregation.

How the Panama Papers have exposed our own country's lax regulations.

How pooling resources can save scientists time and money.

The reason "Body Worlds" and copycat exhibits attract visitors.

Fourteen years later, looking back on what "American Idol" meant for a country recently traumatized by terror.

Or are they the reason for the economic decline of working-class Americans?

They aren't just for Amazon anymore.

In creating shell companies and setting up what is essentially a tax haven, Mossack Fonesca didn't break any laws—and that's the problem.