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Apr. 26, 2016

Cuba Is Developing A Taste For U.S. Whiskey

By Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Filed under The Digest

Apr. 21, 2016

Why Do Boys Have Wieners?

By Maggie Koerth

Filed under Science Question From A Toddler

Apr. 20, 2016

The Achiness Of The Long Distance Runner

By Christie Aschwanden

Filed under Strength In Numbers

Apr. 12, 2016

The U.S. Produces About A Billion Pounds Of Cheese Every Month

By Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Filed under The Digest

Apr. 12, 2016

How To Avoid Boring Sunsets

By Oliver Roeder

Filed under Forecasts

What's The Point

Apr. 8, 2016

FiveThirtyEight Roundtable: How Scientific Scandal Can Become Scientific Progress

Apr. 7, 2016

How Two Grad Students Uncovered An Apparent Fraud — And A Way To Change Opinions On Transgender Rights

By Christie Aschwanden and Maggie Koerth

Filed under Scientific Method

Apr. 5, 2016

Soccer Hamstring Injuries Are Up, But Preventing Them Is Complicated

By Christie Aschwanden

Filed under Strength In Numbers

Apr. 1, 2016

The NFL’s Shoddy Science Means We Know Even Less About Concussions

By Christie Aschwanden

Filed under Concussions

Mar. 31, 2016

Why Does The Sun Hurt My Eyes?

By Maggie Koerth

Filed under Science Question From A Toddler