Why is TV So Obsessed With Crimes From the '90s? They are gruesomely familiar to some viewers and completely new to others.

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A Gift Guide for Graduates That's Full of Things They Actually Want. The high-quality trappings of adulthood will be appreciated.

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China is Using Brain-Scanning Helmets to Track Workers’ Emotions. Industry leaders claim it reduces mistakes and increases productivity.

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Passing the Torch. As Avengers: Infinity War broke The Force Awakens's record for the biggest opening weekend ever, Lucasfilm sent Marvel a congratulatory note that continues a Hollywood tradition.

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The Triple Homicide in D.C. That Laid the Groundwork for Americans’ Right to Remain Silent. Police interrogation techniques came to the public consciousness in 1919.

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The First Female Detectives. Dead Shot Mary and Lillian May Armfield were groundbreakers on opposite sides of the world.

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The Great High School Impostor. Ukrainian Artur Samarin couldn't afford college, so he suddenly became five years younger and American.

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The Wacky Way Disney Celebrated America’s Bicentennial in 1976. The America on Parade parade didn't last long, but was unforgettably weird.