The Electoral College meets in state capitols around the country on Monday, Donald Trump's unprecedented security move, do celebrity medical endorsements matter?
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How did the process of the electoral vote get started in the first place? And is it just an arcane system, or a check and balance for democracy?
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Former Secret Service agent Joseph Funk says training and reflexes keep presidents alive — special skills that even the best security personnel don't have.
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"SING" is a new animated film about a town's special singing competition. The director spoke to Alex Cohen about the movie's musical choices and more.
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Over the years, a handful of direct-to-consumer genetic testing kits have come on the market. You take a swab, run it inside your check, send it to to a company, and they send back a breakdown of your genes.
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One study examined the impact of Angelina Jolie's 2013 New York Times Op-ed to find out.
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Companies that make opioid drugs are looking overseas boost sales - and that's causing concern among medical officials.
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A massive die-off of oysters in the San Francisco Bay in 2011 is the subject of a new study looking at climate change and extreme weather.
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For people recently released from prison, it can be tough to get a job, and finding employment is one of the major factors that keep the formerly incarcerated from ending up behind bars again.