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The symbolic and ferocious fight over Bakhmut
In Depth The city has been a main Russian target despite holding little strategic value
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The rise of the world's first trillionaire
in depth When will it happen, and who will it be?
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How NASA is planning to get humans to Mars
In Depth The upcoming Artemis II mission is the first step in a long mission
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How strong is Russia's army?
Speed Read A glance behind Moscow's military failures
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'TikTok brain' may be coming for your kid's attention span
The Explainer What happens to kids' brains when they binge TikTok's endless stream of bite-sized videos?
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5 of the most invasive animal species on the planet
Speed Read Invasive species are a danger to ecosystems all over the world
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The surge in child labor
The Explainer A growing number of companies in the U.S. are illegally hiring children — and putting them to work in dangerous jobs.
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A midseason look at possible 2023 World Series contenders
The Explainer The predictions are well underway
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An early look at the college football national champion contenders
The Explainer What school could come out on top of the FBS this coming January?
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The video game franchises with the best lore
The Week Recommends The developers behind these games used their keen attention to detail and expert storytelling abilities to create entire universes
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Why baseball's new rules rule
Speed Read Attendance and viewership have gone up while average game time has gone down
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The buzziest movies from the 2023 Venice Film Festival
Speed Read Which would-be Oscar contenders got a boost?
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Your new car may be a 'privacy nightmare on wheels'
Speed Read New cars come with helpful bells and whistles, but also cameras, microphones and sensors that are reporting on everything you do
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Florida educators face off with state officials over a teacher shortage
Speed Read As of mid-August, there were roughly 7,000 teaching vacancies across Florida, according to the state's teachers union. But the Florida Department of Education says differently.
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