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Get excited: 1,000 vasectomies will stream live on World Vasectomy Day
Because the only thing better than having someone do surgery on your balls is knowing you aren't alone.
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Who parked in my spot?!: Neighbors, cars, and “your” curb space
On the subject of curb parking, everyone seems to have a story -- and what the stories reveal is surprisingly important to the future of our cities.
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D.C. area police take two days to catch a pregnant cow
A pregnant Scottish Highland roamed Fairfax, Va., for days, eluding police and tricking people into thinking she was an angry bull.
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Female-condom dresses for the fashionably daring
Female condoms: the fabric of our lives.
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These two 15-year-olds chased down a kidnapper on their bikes
Can we admit now that bikes are a valid mode of transportation that can even be used to chase down wrongdoers?
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Have fun, stay single — it’s sustainable
People who live alone tend to live more sustainably, which is good news for cities.
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We’ll need to see your license for that magic bunny, sir
The government is deeply concerned about the life of the bunny rabbits that magicians pull out of their hats.
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Polite bike activists mind their p’s and q’s while practicing civil disobedience
When the adults in your life taught you to say please and thank you and to be respectful, they weren't entirely wrong.
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Lost and found: Scenes from the Los Angeles River
A photographer's obsession uncovers the many faces of a river long known only as the backdrop for movie car chases.
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California cities want paint makers to remove lead from homes
In a trial that began this week, the cities are trying to force paint companies to clean up hazardous lead paint in 5 million homes.