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TechnologyThe Quiet Race to Rebuild the Internet’s Aging Plumbing

A handful of little-known engineering groups are rewriting the invisible rules that hold the network together.

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HealthWhy Sleep Scientists Are Quietly Rethinking the Eight-Hour Rule

New data suggests the magic number was never quite so magic.

WorldIn the Highlands, a Village Bets Everything on the Wind

Turbines promised prosperity. The reality on the ridge is more complicated.

BusinessSmall Lenders Find an Unlikely Edge Against the Giants

Personal banking, it turns out, is quietly making a comeback.

SportsAn Underdog Season Ends in the Most Improbable Way

No one picked them in autumn. No one doubts them now.

PoliticsThe Mayor’s Gamble: Reinventing Transit Almost Overnight

A sweeping plan asks residents to rethink how a city moves.

ClimateThe Last Glacier Guides Map What Little Remains

A vanishing profession races to record a vanishing landscape.

ScienceA Telescope’s Sharper Eye Turns Toward the Dark

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ArtsInside the Painstaking Restoration of a Forgotten Masterwork

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FoodThe Slow, Stubborn Return of the Neighborhood Bakery

Against every trend, the corner oven is lighting up again.

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