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From discussions of diversity in Silicon Valley to debates over privacy and encryption, NPR's tech correspondent gives us his view of 2015.

Storms and tornadoes hit much of the South and the Midwest yesterday, injuring at least 40 people and destroying homes.

Amazon's "Mozart in the Jungle" won for best comedy series, beating the HBO heavyweight "Veep."

How much of published scientific research is false? Scientists are trying to figure it out.

Washington, D.C. could see two feet of snow from a historic storm that forecasters say will also bring ice and coastal flooding.

Listen to "Missed Connection," the first episode of the new WBUR podcast based on the popular New York Times column.

A neuroscientist in Houston has developed an iPad app that uses research-backed games to collect data on neurocognitive function.

The band plans to march up the red carpet for the premiere of a Disney film based on the true story of a harrowing ocean rescue.

The attorney general is investigating whether the NFL is illegally pricing tickets on the resale market using "resale price floors."

You've seen these ads: "You can work from home and get rich. It's easy. Call this number!" So, what happens when you respond?

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