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The surprising science of what pain is and why it hurts
Pain feels immediate, but our brains draw on past experiences to interpret bodily signals. This may help explain why pain can persist after an injury heals.
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Month: November 2026
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Not in a FEMA flood zone? Your home could still be at risk – and you could suffer more than your neighbor
Your home’s true flood risk is far more complex than FEMA flood maps reflect.
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South Africans living through water cuts blame corruption and neglect, not just broken pipes – study
After 15 years of water shortages, residents of Madibeng in South Africa make a moral judgment.
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I research Doctor Doom – here’s why he could be the unlikely hero of Avengers: Doomsday
When Doctor Doom proclaims himself a genius and the only person who can save humanity, he’s usually right.
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Supreme Court decision on gerrymandering will wind back progress on racial justice
Both Democrat and Republican states are changing the boundaries of voting districts, often along racial llines.
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How to prepare your online life for your death
Handing your heirs a list of passwords is only the first step in ensuring they can access and manage your digital affairs after you die.
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Why do galaxies rotate?
Galaxies act a little bit like figure skaters twirling on the ice – but at an astronomical scale.
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Disaster aid has become a political lottery – libraries, schools and places of worship are stepping into the breach
Libraries, synagogues, parks and local businesses are becoming the real front line of recovery.
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Getting a big head start on holiday shopping can benefit retailers and consumers alike
But before you buy gifts long before you plan to give them away, be sure to read vendors’ fine print and get familiar with their return policies.
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Students who attended Miami-Dade public school pre-K outperformed peers in 18-year study
A new longitudinal study followed kids from pre-K through grade 12 and found that those who attended public school pre-K programs had an academic advantage.
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Al Jazeera – its vital place in the global media landscape is more important than ever
COMMENTARY: By Mohamed Hassan From the moment I first became conscious of my identity as an Arab, Al Jazeera was in the background. It was as vital to my upbringing as SpaceToon, Captain Majid and Ramadan soap operas, a familiar presence on the TV sets of every family gathering, every diaspora grocery store and barbershop,
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Constantly on edge at work? It could be anticipatory stress
An event may be months away, yet psychologically it has already entered the room, casting a shadow on the present.