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501

It’s Time to Make Cities More Rural

502

The Tricky Ethics of Being a Teacher on TikTok

503

An Effort to ID Tulsa Race Massacre Victims Raises Privacy Issues

504

‘Date Me’ Google Docs and the Hyper-Optimized Quest for Love

505

Twitter Finally Gets an Edit Button

506

For Some Patients, Long Covid Symptoms Mask Something Else

507

A US Freight Rail Crisis Threatens More Supply Chain Chaos

508

NASA Delays the Launch of Its Giant Moon-bound Rocket

509

Their Photos Were Posted Online. Then They Were Bombed

510

Humans Are Revisiting the Moon—and the Rules of Spacefaring

511

Polio Is Back in the US and UK. Here’s How That Happened

512

The Twitter Whistleblower Plays Right Into Elon Musk’s Hands

513

These Trees Are Spreading North in Alaska. That’s Not Good

514

Google Search Is Quietly Damaging Democracy

515

Europe’s Plan to Wean Itself off Russian Gas Just Might Work

516

This Man Set the Record for Wearing a Brain-Computer Interface

517

Google’s New Robot Learned to Take Orders by Scraping the Web

518

Police Used a Baby’s DNA to Investigate Its Father for a Crime

519

Why NASA Wants to Go Back to the Moon

520

How Can Society Prepare for the Moral Norms of Tomorrow?

521

Three Possible Futures of the Monkeypox Epidemic

522

Will Europe Force a Facebook Blackout?

523

The Chaotic Monkeypox Vaccine Pipeline Is Leaving Everyone Short

524

The Fall of Roe Makes Complex Pregnancies Even Riskier

525

The Origins of Covid-19 Are More Complicated Than Once Thought

526

Kids Are Back in Classrooms and Laptops Are Still Spying on Them

527

Russia’s War in Ukraine Reveals More Problems in Space

528

There’s a Monkeypox Testing Bottleneck

529

The Case for Making Public Transit Free Everywhere

530

The US Throws $52 Billion at Chips—but Needs To Spend It Wisely

531

Carbon Offsets Alone Won’t Make Flying Climate-Friendly

532

Wildfire Smoke Is Terrible for You. But What Does It Do to Cows?

533

How Do You Know a Cargo Ship Is Polluting? It Makes Clouds

534

After Roe, Men Might Finally Get Better Birth Control

535

Tech Industry Layoffs May Undo Workforce Diversity Gains

536

Embryonic Research Could Be the Next Target After Roe

537

Twitter Has Entered the Elon Musk Twilight Zone

538

The Covid Virus Keeps Evolving. Why Haven't Vaccines?

539

The Speedy Downfall of Rapid Delivery Startups

540

The ‘Shamanification’ of the Tech CEO

541

When AI Makes Art, Humans Supply the Creative Spark

542

The January 6 Insurrection Hearings Are Just Heating Up

543

The Climate Anxiety Discussion Has a Whiteness Problem

544

Could Your Old Poop Cure You of Future Diseases?

545

The Danger of License Plate Readers in Post-Roe America

546

Permanent Birth Control Is in Demand in the US—but Hard to Get

547

Climate Change Breaks Plant Immune Systems. Can They Be Rebooted?

548

Is Your New Car a Threat to National Security?

549

Worker-Owned Apps Are Redefining the Sharing Economy

550

China Is Tightening Its Grip on Big Tech

551

‘Supercookies’ Have Privacy Experts Sounding the Alarm

552

China Built Your iPhone. Will It Build Your Next Car?

553

What Polar Bear Genomes May Reveal About Life in a Low-Ice Arctic

554

How Covid Tracking Apps Are Pivoting for Commercial Profit

555

In Russia, Western Planes Are Falling Apart

556

The Power and Pitfalls of AI for US Intelligence

557

The Ghost of Internet Explorer Will Haunt the Web for Years

558

Cops Will Be Able to Scan Your Fingerprints With a Phone

559

It’s Time to Burn Medical Consent Forms

560

It’s Hard to Do Climate Research When Your Glacier Is Melting

561

The World Has Too Much Stuff

562

Canada Moves to Decriminalize Possession of ‘Hard’ Drugs

563

NASA’s Plan to Get Ingenuity Through the Martian Winter

564

Apple’s ‘Pay Later’ Is the Latest Plea for Your Loyalty

565

Apple Just Killed the Password—for Real This Time

566

Want to Understand Delusions? Listen to the People Who Have Them

567

Smartphones Blur the Line Between Civilian and Combatant

568

Airfare Prediction Algorithms Are Going Haywire

569

Sheryl Sandberg and the Death of ‘The Deal’

570

Can Disgusting Images Motivate Good Public Health Behavior?

571

‘Thinkwashing’ Keeps People From Taking Action in Times of Crisis

572

Are TikTok Algorithms Changing How People Talk About Suicide?

573

The Mystery of China’s Sudden Warnings About US Hackers

574

Researchers Made Ultracold Quantum Bubbles on the Space Station

575

The Mystery of Monkeypox’s Global Spread

576

Patients May Not Receive Miscarriage Care in a Post-Roe America

577

The Online Spider Market Is Massive—and Crawling With Issues

578

The Almighty Squabble Over Who Gets to Name Microbes

579

The US Military Is Building Its Own Metaverse

580

The Post-Roe Battleground for Abortion Pills Will Be Your Mailbox

581

How One Company Helps Keep Russia’s TV Propaganda Machine Online

582

Thousands of Popular Websites See What You Type—Before You Hit Submit

583

Miami’s Bitcoin Conference Left a Trail of Harassment

584

The Ramifications of Roe v. Wade’s Fall Won’t Stop at Abortion Bans

585

Small Drones Are Giving Ukraine an Unprecedented Edge

586

Mars Colonies Will Need Solar Power—and Nuclear Too

587

Is Leaking a Supreme Court Opinion a Crime? The Law Is Far From Clear

588

The Pandemic Gave Scientists a New Way to Spy on Emissions

589

Everything’s a WeWork Now

590

MiamiCoin Is Crashing, but It Won’t Go Away

591

Musk’s Plan to Reveal the Twitter Algorithm Won’t Solve Anything

592

When the Next Covid Wave Breaks, the US Won’t Be Able to Spot It

593

With the Clock Running Out, Humans Need to Rethink Time Itself

594

Extreme Heat Is a Disease for Cities. Treat It That Way

595

Shanghai’s Plan to Reboot the Supply Chain Will Hit Workers Hardest

596

What Can Be Done About the Global Housing Crisis? Plenty

597

Netflix Struggles to Hold Its Place in the Streaming Wars

598

The Surprising Climate Cost of the Humblest Battery Material

599

For mRNA, Covid Vaccines Are Just the Beginning

600

Oceans Aren’t Just Warming—Their Soundscapes Are Transforming