Trying to fund road projects as gas taxes fizzle, 'Grand Budapest Hotel' cinematographer Robert Yeoman, and the influence of anonymous comments online
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Low gas prices are taking some of the pain out of driving, but the fixed, per-gallon gas tax hasn't risen much in years, which means less money for roads.
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When it comes to the the public's views on vaccines, new research finds that people are just as influenced by online comments from strangers as they are by the CDC.
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Every week Take Two looks for the stories people are talking about and the stories we should be paying attention to.
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BBC health editor James Gallagher explains how the UK reacted to the measles outbreak in 2013, and how vaccination attitudes have changed.
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He's been behind the camera of all of Wes Anderson's live action films - including "The Grand Budapest Hotel," and he just got his first Oscar nomination.
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Community colleges in the Los Angeles area are preparing for some big changes, including a new four-year degree, more federal funds under an Obama-backed proposal and the hiring of up to 150 new faculty.
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Jason Tanz looked into homeschooling in the tech world for the latest edition of Wired Magazine, and found more parents are taking the DIY approach.
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Bernhard Voelkl, professor in the zoology department at Oxford University, has found some answers into why and how birds fly in V formation.
A 6-foot wide balloon launched in California unexpectedly rounded the globe in just under 12 days, surprising its engineers.
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American writer William Seabrook spent a lot of time in Haiti and brought the concept of zombies to the United States.
Vidiots started as a movie rental store that wanted to bring an array of films available to customers, from foreign films to vintage ones.