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Internet Users in China Expect to Be Tracked. Now, They Want Privacy

by Nathan SpencerAsia2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

Chinese are demanding better protections even as the government and tech giants like Alibaba and Tencent gather ever more data.

Male Nurses Explain Why Nursing Is a Job of the Future for Men

by Roger CalderaBusiness2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

How the field is changing, and how it could help address a problem for men: The fastest-growing jobs are mostly done by women.

Trump Moves to Open Nearly All Offshore Waters to Drilling

by Adam SmithPolitics2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

The proposal would give the energy industry access to more than a billion acres, dealing a blow to President Barack Obama’s environmental legacy.

Will Nearly 200,000 Salvadorans Lose Their Immigration Status?

by Allison RichardPolitics2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

Jose Salinas has Temporary Protected Status, which is granted to immigrants who came to the United States from countries crippled by natural disasters or war. The Trump administration may end the program this month.

Right and Left React to the Clash Between Trump and Bannon

by John DoeUS2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

Writers from across the political spectrum on the comments made by Stephen K. Bannon about President Trump and the president’s response.

Fighting Climate Change, One Laundry Load at a Time

by Nathan SpencerWorld2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

Experts in the study of fungi are playing a bigger role in improving laundry detergents and, by extension, leading efforts to cut energy use.

China, Moving to Cut Emissions, Halts Production of 500 Car Models

by Nathan SpencerAsia2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

The suspensions pointed to Beijing’s growing willingness to test forceful antipollution measures and assume a leading role in the fight against climate change.

Those Seatback Screens on Planes Are Starting to Disappear

by Roger CalderaBusiness2 yearsSaturday, Jan 27, 2018

They may keep passengers happy, but the entertainment systems are expensive and add bulk and weight to the seats. Plus, travelers are bringing their own devices.

‘Fake News’: Wide Reach but Little Impact, Study Suggests

by Adam SmithPolitics2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

Before the 2016 election, those most likely to read “fake news” online were older and conservative, a new study finds. But even they relied most often on mainstream media.

At Veterans Hospital in Oregon, a Push for Better Ratings Puts Patients at Risk, Doctors Say

by Allison RichardUS2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

At Roseburg Veterans Affairs Medical Center, doctors and nurses said, hospital administrators reject high-risk patients in pursuit of a higher score.

Thousands Once Spoke His Language in the Amazon. Now, He’s the Only One.

by John DoeWorld2 yearsSaturday, Mar 3, 2018

The Taushiro tribe vanished into the jungles of the Amazon basin in Peru generations ago. Amadeo García García is now the last native speaker of their language.

China’s New Lenders Collect Invasive Data and Offer Billions. Beijing Is Worried.

by John DoeAsia2 yearsFriday, Jan 19, 2018

Government officials are moving to curb a new generation of businesses that make personal loans online, amid concerns about privacy and rising debt.

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