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Lisa Tuttle, history-making science fiction and horror scribe: ‘Life is hard, but a zombie apocalypse is harder’
The 72-year-old writer has always been ahead of her time when it comes to sexuality, feminism and gender identity in the ...
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Texas’ war on porn
Last year, the state enacted a law mandating that adult content websites verify the age of their users. Since its ...
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Private prisons in US stand to cash in from Trump’s mass deportation plan
Shares in GEO Group and CoreCivic, the two largest publicly traded US prison groups, are rising sharply on the prospect of an ...
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Cuban dissident intellectuals prefer Madrid to Miami
Never before have so many Cubans lived in Spain, which now has 200,000 residents from the Caribbean country, 10% of whom live ...
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What is the strategic bitcoin reserve that Trump is promising and how would it work?
The US election results are monopolizing the debate in the crypto world. Donald Trump’s victory has taken Bitcoin to levels ...
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Jesus Christ: God, magician or charlatan?
In ‘Heresy,’ historian Catherine Nixey recounts all the different versions of a contradictory figure based on classical texts ...
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Trains that run through buildings and escalators with tolls: ‘The craziest city on the planet’
Chongqing is a Chinese metropolis with 32 million inhabitants. By surface area, it’s almost as large as Austria. In recent years, the southwestern municipality has become a viral sensation ...