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The Five Best (and Five Worst) Superstar Athletes at Managing Their Own Wealth

Celebrating the 90th Anniversary of Pan Am

Celebrating the 90th Anniversary of Pan Am

The Story of the Woman Who Never Forgets Anything

Extremely Rare Medical Condition Makes Woman Never Forget Anything

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Science Explains Why Winning the Lottery Won’t Make You Happier

Creedence Clearwater Revival's John Fogerty Reunited With His Woodstock Guitar

Creedence Clearwater Revival’s John Fogerty Reunited With Long-Lost Woodstock Guitar

The Oscar Winners Whose Lives Didn’t Get a Hollywood Ending

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Scientists Solve Why an African Fish Evolves So Rapidly

Biologists Uncover Bizarre Cave Life That May Be 50,000 Years Old

Jean-Michel Basquiat Painting, Once Sold for $23K, Is Now Worth $23 Million

Jean-Michel Basquiat Painting Could Fetch $23 Million at Sotheby’s London Auction

The History of Eyeglasses

New Exhibit Gives Insight Into the Fascinating History of Eyeglasses

How Coding’s Becoming America’s Biggest Blue-Collar Job

BNQT Will Be Your New Favorite Band

New Indie Rock Supergroup Is the ‘Poor Man’s Traveling Wilburys’

Shaolin martial arts students follow their trainer, Sima Azimi, 20, in black, during a training session on a hilltop in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2017. Sima Azimi, 20, who is originally from Jaghuri in central Afghanistan, trains nine students in the martial arts to prepare for Olympic competitions, but also to protect themselves on the streets of Kabul, where women are routinely harassed. (AP Photos/Massoud Hossaini)

Women in Afghanistan Training to Compete in Shaolin Martial Arts

New Netflix Show ‘Abstract’ Explores the World of Eight Influential Designers

The Fidget Cube

How a 24-Year-Old Made $345K in Two Months by Beating Crowdfunding Products to Market

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Australia Culling Millions of Feral Cats to Save Native Wildlife