How workplaces and communities deal with sudden workplace trauma, a journalists reexamines the 'gay gene,' a Yosemite ranger celebrates 50 years.
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The on-air shootings of two journalists in Virginia has given rise to a workplace and a community that is coming to terms with the violence and trauma.
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People who commit violent acts often prepare narratives, like manifestos or Vester Flanagan's alleged note, for the media. But how should we use this information?
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Writer Neil Swidey investigated this topic 10 years ago, pulling together then-cutting edge research showing homosexuality had a genetic origin.
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There are plenty of options, from the peppy little Fiat to the pricy Tesla. But are passengers cars really the right place to be focusing on electric alternatives?
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• 10:27
To create their post apocalyptic show Phil Lord and Chris Miller had to ask and answer questions like... where are all of the dead bodies?
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• 14:37
It's the question everyone in the world of politics is talking about: Will Vice President Joe Biden run for president?
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A new study has found 'super lice' are resistant to over-the-counter treatments -- and sadly, the pesky critters have been detected in California.
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• 5:39
A summer job in college has turned into 50 seasons of service at Yosemite National Park for Fred Koegler.