Flat Earth Community Undeterred by Death of ‘Mad’ Mike Hughes
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The death of "Mad" Mike Hughes has brought attention to the danger of promoting pseudoscience — but Flat Earthers stand by their "mission"
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‘One Foot in and One Foot Out’: Remembering Death-Metal Drum Trailblazer Sean Reinert
Posted in: Music FeaturesWorking with the bands Death and Cynic, the late virtuoso found a bridge between jazzy finesse and aggro extremity
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‘It Just Went to the Dark Side’: David Guetta Talks Avicii Death, All-Star Tribute Concert
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe superstar French DJ on his friend's life, legacy, death -- and the upcoming unreleased track featuring them both.
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Wild Speculation on Why John Dillinger’s Body Is Being Exhumed
Posted in: Culture NewsThe outlaw, who was gunned down by the FBI in 1934, was the basis of numerous urban legends, including one about his penis
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Inside the U.S. Suicide Epidemic: Readers Respond
Posted in: Culture Features‘All-American Despair,’ Stephen Rodrick’s story on white-male suicide, struck a chord with readers, making it one […]
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Death of YouTuber Etika Prompts Mental Health Concerns in Gaming Community
Posted in: Culture NewsAfter months of erratic behavior, the prominent gamer was found dead in New York's East River on Tuesday
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Is Counterfeit Alcohol Behind the Dominican Republic Deaths?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFBI investigators are currently comparing blood samples from the deceased tourists to alcohol samples at a Dominican resort
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Another U.S. Tourist Has Died In the Dominican Republic
Posted in: Culture NewsAt least nine people are dead, though it's unclear if there's any connection
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All-American Despair
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFor the past two decades, a suicide epidemic fueled by guns, poverty and isolation has swept across the West, with middle-aged men dying in record numbers
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Americans Now More Likely to Die From Opioids Than Car Crashes
Posted in: Culture NewsAccording to the National Safety Council, preventable injury deaths have increased by 96 percent since 1992
