The New Yorker
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That one who vapes in his coral reef, the one who takes forever to get dressed, and more.
A fear of courting the wrath of Republican voters in their respective districts may lead many G.O.P. officeholders to continue placating the President.
Every year, an estimated sixty thousand children are born with beta thalassemia. Many never make it to adulthood. Now a pioneering gene therapy could vanquish the disorder forever.
Given twenty minutes with a flat-packed STEFAN chair, the robot uses a suite of grippers, force sensors, and 3-D cameras to perform “fast, collision-free motions in a highly cluttered environment.”
The Pompeo mission has generated cautious optimism that Trump’s summit with Kim, now America’s main foe in Asia, will actually happen.
The answer to the Mets’ losing streak against the Washington Nationals might lie in the occult.