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A physician and nurse practitioner discuss the emerging role of medicals professionals who ease the death process.
Who earns it? Does it help the poor? Does it really kill jobs? Those answers, and more.
Intimate videos of whispering and tapping fingernails cause pleasurable tingles, or ASMR, for some.
The British Library just released over a million images online. In exchange, it's hoping to get information on the pictures' content.
Even the founders of education start-ups say that online courses can't replace the classroom experience.
Ryan Freel committed suicide after a career marked by blows to the head.
Men and women have nearly identical work styles and habits.
How a high school in Georgia is reinventing vocational education
Sharing the Atlantic: What’s trending in Social