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An inmate rides a wild horse as part of the Wild Horse Inmate Program ( WHIP) at Florence State Prison in Florence, Arizona, U.S., December 2, 2016. (Mike Blake/Reuters)

U.S. Border Patrol Uses Wild Horses Tamed by Prisoners

Statue of Liberty (Getty Images)

The Statue of Liberty’s Muslim Origins

The Slants Went All the Way to the Supreme Court to Fight for Their Name

The Slants Went All the Way to the Supreme Court to Fight for Their Band Name

How Lasers Make Mice Into Deadly Hunters

How the Human Population Has Exploded Over Thousands of Years

The 24 Most Unforgettable Women From ’24’

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Mind-Blowing Video Shows How All Pixar Films Are Connected

The Darker Side of Science in The OA

The Darker Side of Science That Went Into Netflix’s ‘The OA’

Understanding How Starlings Use Their ‘Confusion Effect’

Modern architecture museum building in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Getty Images)

These U.S. Museums Are the Height of Architectural Genius

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Seven Books by Billionaires to Read in 2017

Demystifying the MLB's First Hacking Scandal

Demystifying the MLB’s First Hacking Scandal and Its Fallout

Volunteer women snipers of the Russian Army R. Skrypnikova (right) and O. Bykova returning from a combat assignment during the Second World War on November 21, 1943. (Daily Mirror Library/Mirrorpix/Mirrorpix via Getty Images)

The Female Soviet Snipers Who Helped Defeat Nazi Germany

Dan Rather on Jimmy Fallon

Fallon: Dan Rather Has Become the ‘Voice of Reason’ on Social Media

Don’t Judge a Super Evil-Looking Country Retreat by Its Cover

Inside: Bed nooks, a chandelier fireplace and views for days

When Is a Porsche Like a Flowerpot? When Beyonce Says So.

Dissecting the baby announcement heard round the world