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  1. Why it's wrong for pediatricians to eliminate daily screen time recommendations
  2. Why we should pay attention to Poland's elections
  3. America's rental affordability crisis is about to go from bad to worse
  4. Benghazi committee grills Clinton for 11 hours, yields zero new facts
  5. Is lagging on climate change a political liability?
  6. Explainer: what it will take to make computer science education available in all schools
  7. The New York Times and Washington Post are ignoring civilians killed by US drone strikes
  8. Are we recycling too much of our trash?
  9. Why your father's Playboy can't compete in today's world of hard-core porn
  10. A gambling expert weighs in: what makes daily fantasy sports so alluring – and dangerous – for young men?
  11. Will 'sew-bots' stitch up a future for American Apparel?
  12. The dark side of free markets
  13. Women preferred for STEM professorships – as long as they’re equal to or better than male candidates
  14. Can it get more absurd? Now music teachers are being tested based on math and reading scores
  15. Canadian election: Scholars on what the rest of the world needs to know
  16. Can we expand solar power dramatically without damaging protected lands?
  17. Trump's wall and the cost-benefit analysis of immigration
  18. In 19 states, it's okay to hit kids with a wooden board
  19. Ruling shows Europe still vexed over NSA spying, leaving US companies in legal limbo
  20. New DNA analysis says your pooch's ancestors were Central Asian wolves
  21. We're hiring!
  22. Milwaukee case could encourage gun stores to reduce illegal sales
  23. Learning from others, Michigan considers best options for future fracking
  24. Does a shorter week help kids with their learning?
  25. Does China care that it was left out of the Trans-Pacific trade club?
  26. When it comes to baseball's ethnic tensions, the problems run deeper than bat flips
  27. Scientist at work: observing termite behaviors, personalities – and souls?
  28. Clinton's anti-drugmaker rhetoric may win votes, but does it threaten our long-term health?
  29. Why do some moms cut ties with their kids?
  30. On global campuses, academic freedom has its limits
  31. Russian cooperation with Iran and Iraq has broader consequences than saving Assad
  32. China's slowdown is a sign of middle-class gains, not a reason for panic
  33. We are entering a new era of migration – and not just for people
  34. How the GOP circus act compromises American Democracy
  35. A 'Royal Rumble' in Syria means yet more chaos for civilians
  36. Why disciplining kids can be so tricky for parents and teachers
  37. US losing its dominance in global higher education market
  38. Will the Supreme Court kill the smart grid?
  39. Swinging between extremes in giving scientific credit where credit is due
  40. Brains work via their genes just as much as their neurons
  41. Should movie studios be worried about Netflix's first feature film?
  42. Craft chocolate shakes up industry as its sweet season begins
  43. Scholars on the Democratic debate: Hillary wins, Bernie hits a nerve
  44. Is it time America finally took a chance on Syria's refugees?
  45. Building a case, over time, for adding sustainability to nutritional guidelines
  46. Why more scientists are needed in the public square
  47. The CNN Democratic debate will be another circus
  48. Men and women biased about studies of STEM gender bias – in opposite directions
  49. If you think your emails are private, think again
  50. Meet Doc Savage, the most famous superhero you've never heard of