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The 'next internet' isn't just for crypto-anarchists anymore. Thanks to a 24-year-old math savant, mainstream businesses like IBM are partying like it's 1993. Next up? You.
Frédéric Lagrange Captures 17 Years of Mongolia
With their deep attachment to the spirit of the land, Mongolia's nomadic herders continue to live as they have for centuries. French photographer Frédéric Lagrange documents their lives in his new book, "Mongolia."
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Don’t Bite the Hands That Freed You
Vets check a baby siamang, or black-furred gibbon, on November 1. The animal was treated at the local nature conservation agency’s office after being rescued from a villager. Siamangs, native to the forests of Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, are listed as endangered because logging and agriculture are destroying their habitat. They are often sold in the illegal pet trade.
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The party is expected to choose its new leader during a party conference in Hamburg in December.
Republicans Have Waged a War on Women
Republicans would rather concuss America's brains with a prayer book and see higher abortion rates than solve a problem with contraception.
'Red Dead Redemption 2' PS4, Xbox One Download Time
Here's when you can download and play "Red Dead Redemption 2" on PS4 and Xbox One.
Jonah Hill on 'Mid90s': 'This Is My First Piece of Art'
The actor's directorial debut is a love letter to L.A. skating culture, mid-'90s rap and all the directors he admires.
The True Confessions of Jeff Tweedy
The Wilco frontman opens up about music, grief and his nightmarish battle with addiction. "I was in a place where I really felt eternally damned," he says.
The White Album, by the Numbers
The album that nearly tore the Beatles apart sounds just as enthralling half a century later.
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