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Luxury Homes Are in Climate Danger Zones—Why Do People Continue Buying Them?

From Florida to California, some high-end buyers are seemingly not too concerned with tidal flooding or coastal erosion
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NYC Subway Riders Ingest ‘Exceptionally High’ Amounts of Air Pollution Every Day

A new study finds that fine-particulate levels are nearly 10 times the recommended amount on subway platforms, affecting certain demographics more than others
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Inside a Roman Palazzo Hotel Designed by Call Me By Your Name Director Luca Guadagnino

The remarkable Palazzo Talìa, by the filmmaker’s interiors practice, occupies a 16th-century school
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The 5 Best and Worst US Cities for Recent College Graduates

Cities such as Minneapolis, Raleigh, Baltimore, and Austin hold the most promise for young people, according to two new studies
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7 Staggering Villages to Avoid if You’re Afraid of Heights

These picturesque cliffside settlements seem to defy nature
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The World’s Smallest Sculptures Fit in the Eye of a Needle

Artist Willard Wiggins got his start making tiny homes for ants in his backyard
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