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We Talked To The Man Who Shot Leonardo DiCaprio (And A Bear)
An interview with Emmanuel Lubezki, cinematographer of 'Birdman' and 'The Revenant'
How to avoid giving food poisoning to your holiday guests
Don’t deck the halls with food-borne pathogens.
Can We Stop The Surge Of Man-Made Earthquakes?
There's a whole lot more shaking going on in the Midwest lately—and humans are causing it.
How Data Could Prevent The Next Ferguson
An algorithmic approach to eliminating police bias
This 9-Year-Old Builds Tiny Houses For The Homeless
Hailey Fort is a pint-size philanthropist
The Last Fighter Pilot
The new F-35 fighter jet is so sophisticated, so automated, so connected, it’s fueling a debate: Do pilots still need to fly?
Big Idea: Hacking The Music Industry
Imogen Heap wants to use cryptocurrencies to give artists complete control over their work
Astronaut Mark Kelly On Life In Space
Twins Mark and Scott Kelly are key to understanding how space impacts our bodies
How To Turn Your Old Smartphone Into A Smart Mirror
A reflective dashboard for your morning routine
The Future Of Money
Currency has gone from cows to coins to paper to plastic. The next big disruption? We could all be spending digital dough.
Air Force Will Let Enlisted Pilots Fly Global Hawks
An old lesson in manpower learned anew
FAA Asserts Primary Jurisdiction Over Drone-Filled Skies
At last, clarity in the foggy world of drone law
The Problem with GMO Labeling
The public wants it, biotech companies hate it—here’s where GMO labeling goes wrong
Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens – Our Spoiler-Filled Review
So that’s what happened to Luke
Enjoy Some Weird Science Research For The Holidays
The annual BMJ Christmas Issue highlights offbeat research