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Lacking Obama as a foil, the influential gun lobby stays busy pushing pro-gun legislation and attacking mainstream media.

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Nobody Knows What Lies Beneath New York City

Subterranean cartographers are bringing to light the dark, tangled truths buried under the streets.

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How to Spend $1.6 Trillion? Start With an Obscure German Drugmaker

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Moscow’s Makeover Swaps Soviet Grit for Urban Sparkle

Smart city apps, historically accurate trees, a working subway. While Washington obsesses over sanctions and hacks, Russia is rebranding its capital as a model of urban planning.

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The Real Losers in Air Berlin’s Demise

Lufthansa pounces while Ryanair grouses

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Britain Details Vision for Post-Brexit Customs Deal With EU

Theresa May’s government hopes to secure “the freest and most frictionless possible” agreement, but businesses face more red tape.

by Alex Morales and Svenja O'Donnell

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Lyft’s Radical Experiment in Charging for Free Parking

Once upon a time, the ride-hailing company had an idea: What if we got our employees to totally rethink their commute?

by Joshua Brustein and Dorothy Gambrell

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A High-Energy Physicist on Poop-Scooping and the Future of ‘Superexponential’ Cities

Cities thrive because of social interaction, says Geoffrey West. An example: Picking up after your dog rapidly went from weird to expected.

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The Diesel Scandal Haunts Bosch’s Hopes to Be a Global Giant

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Dropbox Has Whipped Itself Into Shape, but Going Public Won’t Be Easy

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This Architect’s Beautiful Homes Solve the Problems of Modern Design

Spanish designer Fran Silvestre is making some of the best houses in the world by not giving up on simplicity.

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