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Photos
Photographic 'Love Letters' to New York and London
Daniella Zalcman blends images of the two cities in a way that's both fantastical and haunting.
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America's Declining Teen Birth Rate, Explained in 3 Charts
Contraception access remains vitally important.
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A Treasure Trove of Economic Data on European Metro Areas
On a continent with particularly soft international borders, the success (or failure) of cities in navigating the recession has remained largely unexamined.
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Climate Change Will Drive Up Manhattan's Heat-Related Death Toll
Scientists at Columbia University test 32 different projections for the future. None of them look good.
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The Lost Art of Luggage Labels
A look back at the miniature pieces of graphic art that once defined travel.
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Moore, Oklahoma, Has an Uncanny History of Violent Tornadoes
Three major twisters have hit the city since 1999. Here's a look at how improbable that is.
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Addictive Geography Game of the Day: A Place-Guessing Challenge for Specific Cities, Parks, and More
Plus thematic challenges!
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Videos
One of the Craziest Bridge Demolitions You'll Ever See
The explosive takedown of Wuham's 2.2-mile long viaduct was the longest concrete-bridge demolition in China's history.
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We're Constructing Dams at a Terrifying Rate
According to a new report, there are now 48,000 "large" dams around the planet.
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Charts
Why Suburban Poverty Is Less Visible and More Insidious
Today's poor have a new problem: isolation.
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