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Tracking the D'bury Universe
We won't post new stories on this page every day, but whenever we do put something up you have our word: It will be about the strip. Guaranteed.
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Hubble Goes High-Definition To Revisit Iconic "Pillars of Creation"
Although the original image was dubbed the Pillars of Creation, the new image hints that they are also pillars of destruction. “I’m impressed by how transitory these structures are..."
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Vinyl's Difficult Comeback
...We talked about the process of making records; I gushed blearily about the impressive workmanship I had seen that day at the plant.
“It’s all worth it,” Teichmann said simply. “It just sounds better, doesn’t it?”...
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Cartoonists React: Charlie Hebdo Attack
Our cartoonists react to the January 7 attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris, France...
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'Battling' Up A Sheer Yosemite Face, Seizing A Dream, Not A Rope
There are about 100 routes up El Capitan, first summited from the valley floor in 1958. But these dots, climbers named Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson, were trying something that had never been done...
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Crossing The Line: Racial Profiling At The U.S. Border
This is Khaled Ahmed. He lives with his wife and two kids in Lexington, Kentucky. He's a recording artist. Like me, he's an American citizen...
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US Forces, Returning To Iraq, Unearth The Things Their Brethren Carried
The calendar on the wall reads November 2011. On the ground is a half-filled tin of Copenhagen smokeless tobacco. Scattered here and there are bottles of Gatorade...
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Thank Congress, Not LBJ For Great Society
In his State of the Union address 50 years ago, LBJ laid out his vision for the Great Society. In an excerpt from his new book on the 1960s, historian Julian Zelizer highlights the forgotten role Congress played in getting it done. Read a Q&A between the author and Scott Porch...
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Just Hit The Damn Deer
Expert advice about how to drive safely among North America's most dangerous animals...
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We Get Huck Finn All Wrong: Race, Mark Twain, Children And Myths Of An American Classic
Our sense of comedy and seriousness in Huck Finn says more about America now than America in Mark Twain's time...
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American Liberalism Loses Its Poet
Former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo dies at 82...