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First Monkeys with Autism Created in China

They spin in their cages and don’t interact. The scientists who created autistic monkeys say they’ll now try to cure them.

Antonio Regalado

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First Monkeys with Autism Created in China

They spin in their cages and don’t interact. The scientists who created autistic monkeys say they’ll now try to cure them.

Antonio Regalado

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Can We Insure the Internet of Things Against Cyber Risk?

Software with security flaws, and a lack of historical data on risks, have made the Internet of things tough to insure.

Tim Mullaney

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The Internet Has Changed How We Deal with Death

David Bowie’s death produced an outpouring of grief around the Internet, and some people question its sincerity. But that’s what we do now. We grieve online as much as we do in person.

Michael Reilly

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2015 Was the Warmest Year on Record, and It Wasn’t Even Close

Warming oceans and a sharp rise in air temperatures show that climate change is in full effect – and may be outstripping predictions.

Michael Reilly

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How I Learned to Keep Worrying Even if North Korea Didn’t Test an H-Bomb

North Korea probably didn’t detonate the kind of weapon it claimed this week. But that doesn’t mean the regime is failing to achieve its nuclear ambitions.