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American immigration history is chock full of policies and restrictions, and you can…

We take antibiotics. Bacteria dies, but some lives, evolves and develops a resistance…

In their book Ingredients, Dwight Eschliman and Steve Ettlinger explore additives in common…

With recent events, you’ve likely seen the articles and graphics that get into…

When members of the House of Representatives miss a vote, it is customary…

Joel Somerfield created this motion graphic to Carl Sagan’s Pale Blue Dot monologue.…

As an experiment, Linda Dong used Keynote, typically for your everyday slide presentations,…

Wikipedia has a list of predicted dates for when apocalypse strikes, because of…

Here’s a nice scroller from Katie Park for the Washington Post. It shows…

A detailed look at the state where companies can write their own workers’ compensation plans.

According to the New York Times, 158 families funded about half of the…

“I wish there was a timeline browser for all the historical events documented…

On one side, a person is scheduled to die. On the other, the person did horrible things. It’s complex.

Lithium-ion batteries power the iPhone (among other things), but what if we could…

The ethics and future of ads to keep sites running is still up…

Statistically, probability ranges from 0 to 1 — impossible to definitely without a…

Nicky Case made an interactive explanation of how neurons work. It’s part narrated…

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