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  • How Corn Kernels Could Hold the Key to Beating Cancer

    How Corn Kernels Could Hold the Key to Beating Cancer0

    Driving down a country highway in the Midwest can seem an endless ribbon flanked by green walls of corn, neatly planted in stately rows. But who would guess that a plant that feeds a planet might hold clues that could help us better understand, or perhaps cure, insidious human diseases? Recent research from Dr. Mark

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  • How Arrogance Makes Obnoxious People Popular

    How Arrogance Makes Obnoxious People Popular0

    Urapmin, a remote community in the mountains of Papua New Guinea, has no electricity in any of its seven villages. The people there, also called Urapmin, have no regular way of earning cash. They build their houses out of materials they gather from the rainforest that surrounds them, and they garden and hunt for their

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  • Amy Schumer’s Crudity is Boring, Not Clever

    Amy Schumer’s Crudity is Boring, Not Clever0

    In the last several years, comedienne Amy Schumer has burst on the national scene and enjoyed a decent amount of success. Like many of today’s comedians, Schumer’s humor capitalizes upon crass and crude subjects, which the Los Angeles Times recently described in the following way: “Schumer’s renown for obliterating narrow ideas about female sexuality, double

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  • Which States Are the Biggest Moochers?

    Which States Are the Biggest Moochers?0

    Since Donald Trump’s election, some leftists have been trotting out analyses showing that many states that voted for Trump are also states where federal spending plays a disproportionately large role in the statewide economy. In other words, many of those states that talk a lot about states rights and less federal government — it is

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  • Study: Kids Relying on Google to Learn Basic Life Skills

    Study: Kids Relying on Google to Learn Basic Life Skills0

    In the last several years, it has become increasingly apparent that many children no longer know how to perform tasks that were once essential to running a household. But while it’s easy to chalk up this deficiency entirely to laziness or lack of interest on the part of kids, a recent European study found that

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  • New Republic Writer: Blue and Red States Should Go Their Own Ways

    New Republic Writer: Blue and Red States Should Go Their Own Ways0

    Nearly a week ago in The New Republic, writer Kevin Baker penned an open letter stating that blue and red states should breakup.  In the letter, addressed to “Red State Trump voters,” Baker spends about 4,700 words making an intellectual case for progressivism, insulting people who live in West Virginia and rural Arkansas, and explaining why

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